What Fencing Posture In NFL Athletes Means About Brain Injuries
You may not know about the fencing position and how it can help doctors and other medical personnel diagnose a head injury.
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The Tragic Truth About Football Player Brains
In recent years, there's been a growing conversation about the effects of football on the human brain. Here's the tragic truth about football player brains.
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Tragic Details Found In Vincent Jackson's Autopsy Report
NFL wide receiver Vincent Jackson was found dead in a Florida hotel room in February 2021. Here are the tragic, yet unsurprising, details in his autopsy report.
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The Heart-Wrenching Death Of Wrestler Jimmy Rave
Former pro wrestler Jimmy Rave died on December 12, 2021, some six months after having his legs amputated because of an MRSA infection. Here's how it happened.
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The Reason Honus Wagner Baseball Cards Are So Valuable
The baseball industry has seen record-shattering numbers in the 2020s. So why are Honus Wagner baseball cards are so valuable? Let's take a look.
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The Truth About Aaron Rodgers' Feud With His Family
Aaron Rodgers, the quarterback for the Green Bay Packers, was beloved by many for a long time, but he reportedly had a rift within his own family.
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What Is A Scorigami In The NFL?
There is one less well-known football term that's come up in recent years: a Scorigami. But what exactly is a Scorigami?
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Which Four US Presidents Were Also Cheerleaders?
Four US presidents were actually cheerleaders before entering the Oval Office, including FDR, George W. Bush, Dwight Eisenhower, and Ronald Reagan.
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Is The US Really Boycotting The 2022 Olympics?
The Olympic Games are a global sporting event that the entire world watches, and nearly every country on Earth participates in a variety of competitions.
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Times The Olympics Were Boycotted
The first modern Olympic Games were held in 1896, and the sporting event has been around so long, naturally, the event has not been short of any controversy.
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Here's Who Inherited Arnold Palmer's Money After He Died
From Latrobe, Pennsylvania, Arnold Palmer was a legend, from winning his first professional golf match in 1955 to earning a massive fortune during his career.
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What Really Happens When A Country Boycotts The Olympics
The Biden administration may be on the verge of announcing that it will be invoking a so-called "diplomatic boycott" of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics.
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The True Story That Inspired Moneyball
When a movie claims to tell a true story, it's a pretty safe bet that the actual history was adjusted here and there. "Moneyball" is no exception.
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What Really Happened After Janet Jackson's Super Bowl Wardrobe Malfunction
Janet Jackson received much criticism for her role in the wardrobe malfunction at the 2004 Super Bowl halftime show. Here's what really happened after the gig.
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What Does A Baseball Lockout Really Mean?
In December 2021, Major League Baseball instituted what is known as a "lockout," a move that effectively stops its players from showing up for work.
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The True Story That Raging Bull Is Based On
Many consider "Raging Bull" one of the greatest boxing movies ever, and it was based on real-life boxer Jake LaMotta, who was played by Robert De Niro.
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Here's Who Inherited Kobe Bryant's Money After He Died
The world was shocked to hear the news of the death of basketball star Kobe Bryant. Here's who inherited his money after he died, and the family feud it caused.
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The Untold Truth Of Lee Elder
Lee Elder broke through the race barrier at Augusta and became the first African-American to play the prestigious major championship in 1975. Here's his story.
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The Truth About Mike Tyson's Time In Jail
Mike Tyson has carved a second act for himself in show business, after a mixed boxing career. There was also his jail time, after being convicted of rape.
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What Happened To OJ Simpson's Ex, Paula Barbieri?
One of the many name's that was attached to the Simpson trial was that of Paula Barbieri, who had been his girlfriend until shortly before the murders.
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Why This Game Was Banned During Medieval Times
No question: People get passionate about sports, and about their favorite teams and athletes. In England, passions ran so high that one sport was outlawed.
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How Thanksgiving Turkey Trots Became So Popular
Working up an appetite at your area's local turkey trot and then treating yourself to a second serving of mashed potatoes at the Thanksgiving table? We get it.
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Disturbing Details Found In Aaron Hernandez's Prison Death Investigation
NFL football player turned murderer, Aaron Hernandez, committed suicide in his jail cell in 2017, two years after he was convicted for killing Odin Lloyd.
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The Time Someone Rode A Motorcycle To The North Pole
As one of the most foreboding and inhospitable places on the planet, the North Pole has always symbolized a distant and alluring challenge.
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Is Ring Of Honor Fake?
It's sports' most often-asked, but rarely-answered question (at least not directly): Is the Ring of Honor (ROH) as honorably authentic as its name implies?
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Athletes Who Predicted Their Own Deaths
Athletes are a suspicious group; when they start talking about how they're going to die, it's worth listening. Here are athletes who predicted their own deaths.
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The Amish Love This Surprising Pastime
While their options may be limited from a modern perspective, the Amish do have outlets for entertainment and recreation, one being notably most prominent.
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