When have you ever heard of the winner of a boxing match giving his opponent some of the winnings they raked in? Probably never. Paul Smith was fined for being over weight and Ward actually paid him back!
(Video) Boxing: Oscar De La Hoya Talks Comeback, Only Wants To Fight One Specific Boxer
The 42-year-old Golden Boy Oscar De La Hoya was leaving the Belasco Theater in L.A. when we asked how he felt about being called out by Shane Mosley and Roy Jones Jr. After thinking about it for a second he mentions that he seriously thinks of returning for one more fight almost everyday, but he must have been hit too many times because the opponent he mentions he just is not ready for at this stage in life.
(Photos) UFC: Jon Jones Could Be Gone For Good
Last week, #IFWT reported that Jon Jones was suspended indefinitely from the UFC after he was suspected in a hit-and-run accident. According to his manager, even if the suspension is lifted, Jones could be done for good. Click more for the full story!
(Photos) Obama Back To Community Organizing?
The presidential term of Barrack Obama is waning and as you can imagine, his first act as former President of the United States of America will be drinking from a coconut while resting under the sun.
NBA: Report, Paul George To Return From Gruesome Injury Tomorrow Night!
Paul George is back! That is according to his Instagram and other reports that say PG-13 will make his season debut tomorrow night against the Miami Heat. This would be George’s first real action since his horrific injury during the Team USA camp in Las Vegas last summer. His return comes at an important time for the Pacers as they fight for a playoff spot and could really benefit from the boost they would get from the return of their star player. Even if you aren’t a Pacers fan, you have to be happy to see George back out on that court! Check the gallery.
NBA: Report, Paul George To Return From Gruesome Leg Injury In March!
If things go right, we could be seeing a PG-13 movie the rest of the NBA season with the return of Paul George. In case you don’t know, he has changed his number from 24 to 13, to align with him new nickname “PG-13”. Obviously after a catastrophic injury like the one he had, nobody knows for sure how much of his game will return immediately, but in the weak eastern conference, his return could very well propel the Pacers into the playoffs, even if it looks like a long shot now.
