I don’t know about you but I can’t get jiggy to this sh*t! I have no clue who put the battery in the back of Ray Lewis to start making music but it should have stopped there. Nobody around him should have let him actually release the music to the public because, well, it’s freaking Ray Lewis and he doesn’t know a damn thing about making music. Yesterday he released a snippet of his song “Can You Stand The Rain” and even though I have no idea how the song ends, I know it’s terrible. I’m all for people stepping out of their comfort zone to try new things but this did not go well.
Boxing: Oscar De La Hoya Writes Floyd Mayweather A “Farewell Letter” Says Boxing Is Better With Him Gone
Is Oscar De La Hoya ever going to stop speaking Floyd Mayweather’s name? It doesn’t seem likely but then again, maybe he got it all out of him with his idiotic “farewell letter” to the champ. The letter is full of the same nonsense he has been saying for years, so nothing new there. He really cares too much about someone who never speaks his name.
(Video) NBA: How Did Shaq Wind Up Doing “Inside The NBA” With No Pants On?
Shaq is a pretty funny dude but last night the joke was on him. The crew of “Inside The NBA” decided to have fun with him, at the expense of his pants. Those same pants wound up in a garbage can outside the studio before they exploded and the Diesel was forced to do the show in his blazer and boxers. He eventually threw on some pajama pants.
Sports: Formula One Driver Lewis Hamilton Destroys His $2 Million Dollar Car, Blames It On Partying!
World champion Lewis Hamilton says he crashed his $2 million dollar super car in the middle of the night in Monaco because “heavy partying” left him tired. The Brit revealed he hit a stationary car in his home town and delayed his flight to the Brazilian Grand Prix after feeling run down.
(Video) NBA: Brandon Knight Puts Paul Pierce On The Floor With This Crossover
This crossover may have looked like it was just on accident at first but I believe Brandon Knight knew what he was doing. As the old man Paul Pierce tried to guard him, Knight dribbled the ball slight off his foot. At that point it looks like he tried to let Pierce think he could get it first, before snatching his heart and ankles by finishing the play.
