Anthony Joshua spent much of the past six months soul-searching, figuring out what went so wrong in his first encounter with Andy Ruiz Jr. and vowing to be better in the rematch. He was better. Much better, as he completely shut down Ruiz in a dominant tactical masterpiece to regain his three heavyweight world title … Continue reading Anthony Joshua Dominates Andy Ruiz Jr. To Win Rematch →

Myles Powell Seton Hall coach Kevin Willard and his players usually spend Big East media day talking about motivation. Proving their doubters wrong. Answering questions about why they are better than where they were predicted to finish. Thursday was different. In a role reversal, Seton Hall was slotted first, picked by the Big East coaches … Continue reading Seton Hall Basketball: Big East Conference Favorites →

The former Mets infielder, who is beloved by Mets fans, has been told his contract won’t be renewed by the NY Mets, according to the NY Post, after managing their Class A Brooklyn Cyclones to the New York-Penn League championship. Alfonzo was informed by Mets officials that the new regime, headed by general manager Brodie … Continue reading Crazy! Leading The Brooklyn Cyclones To A Championship Wasn’t Enough To Save Edgardo Alfonzo →