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“Get Kah back! Get Kah back!” Angel Reese didn’t hold back at a recent “Unrivaled” media event. Sitting next to Kahleah Copper, her former Chicago Sky teammate, Reese kept chanting for Copper to come back to Chicago. It was funny — until it wasn’t.

Reese has faced tampering accusations before — and it’s happening again. She’s not shy about trying to build a powerhouse in Chicago. Recruiting in the WNBA isn’t easy, and Reese’s push to stack the Sky’s roster isn’t sitting well with everyone.

Things heated up when Copper posted on X after the event, writing, “Angel starting trouble 🙂‍↔️.” Reese didn’t miss a beat, firing back with a not-so-subtle response: “💛🩵 you know where home is.” That’s when Dearica Hamby jumped in and called them out with a sharp, “Y’all tampering?”

But this goes beyond just Reese and Copper. The power dynamics in the WNBA are shifting fast. Players like Reese aren’t just making noise on the court — they’re starting to shape how teams are built. Recruiting isn’t just for coaches anymore. Players now have direct influence, and it’s changing the game.Angel Reese shows off revealing New Year's Eve outfit, deletes Instagram  account | Fox News

At the “Unrivaled” event, Sabrina Ionescu and Satou Sabally also raised eyebrows when they were spotted hanging out. Fans immediately questioned if their reunion was just friendly or something more. Social media has blurred the lines even more. Players aren’t waiting for coaches to reach out — they’re sliding into DMs and making moves themselves. That’s exactly what Reese is doing. Her approach might not sit well with everyone, but it’s becoming part of the game.

And Copper isn’t Reese’s only target. Reese has also joked about trying to get Gabby Williams, a former WNBA champ, to join the Sky. Reese called it “just a joke,” but everyone knows she’s been a fan of Williams since her UConn days. Pulling in that kind of talent would make the Sky dangerous. Reese knows exactly what she’s doing — and she’s not afraid to use her connections to make it happen.

Reese’s playful personality makes this work. Just recently, she trolled Copper about learning spades from Hamby. Copper jumped into the conversation, only for Reese to hit her with the “grandma” joke again — a running gag since Copper refuses to join Reese’s TikToks. Their bond is clear, and Reese wants to keep that going in Chicago.

Reese isn’t just trying to win games — she’s working to build something special in Chicago. Tampering? Maybe. Hustling to put together a stacked squad? Definitely. The WNBA’s landscape is shifting, and Reese is leading the charge. The rules might need to catch up — because Reese isn’t slowing down.

Angel Reese and Copper: The Unstoppable Pair 

Angel Reese and Kahleah Copper have become the unstoppable duo we didn’t know we needed. Both have played a massive role in Rose BC’s success during their first season in the “Unrivaled” League, making them one of the most dangerous pairings on and off the court.Vogue Is Taking Heat For Its Angel Reese Cover - The Spun

Copper has been a scoring machine for Rose BC. She’s the team’s second-best scorer behind Chelsea Gray, averaging 16.6 points, 6.6 rebounds, and 0.6 assists. Copper signed a two-year, $490,118 contract with the Chicago Sky at the end of the 2023 season. But in 2024, she got traded to the Phoenix Mercury, where her contract carried over. If the Mercury don’t extend her deal, Copper will hit free agency in 2026.

Reese has also been a force for the Rose. She just won the Unrivaled Defensive Player of the Year award on Saturday — no surprise there. Reese has lived up to her double-double reputation, averaging 13.3 points, 12.1 rebounds, and 1.9 assists across 14 games. Her defense and rebounding have made a huge impact, keeping the Rose competitive all season.

But now, the duo faces a tough stretch. Reese injured her wrist during the club’s final regular-season game and missed the entire postseason, including the Sunday night win over the Laces. With the WNBA season around the corner, Reese might sit out to focus on recovery.

Copper hasn’t played for Rose BC since February 7 due to a right leg injury. If both remain sidelined, the Rose will have to figure things out without two of their core stars.

Reese and Copper have shown they’re more than just teammates — they’re a duo that makes things happen. If they can get healthy and return to the court together, the Rose — and the WNBA — better watch out.

Jade Carey has been the talk of the town, and for good reason. She’s just been named a finalist for the AAI Award, an honor given to the top senior female gymnast in the country. But if there was any doubt about her dominance, she erased it on March 15. Two-time Olympic Gold Medalist, who competes for Oregon State delivered a career-best 39.925, with perfect 10s on beam and floor. That’s 14 perfect 10s in her NCAA career, a program record. She’s already a two-time Olympian, an NCAA champion, and a Pac-12 legend. And now? She just dropped personal news that had Simone Biles reacting instantly.

Jade Carey had one more perfect moment to share; this time, it wasn’t on the mat. After a season of record-breaking performances, the 24-year-old took to Instagram with a personal announcement. She posted a series of photos with Aimee Sinacola, who, according to her LinkedIn, works as the Director of Creative Content at the University of Oregon. Carey dropped a simple yet heartfelt caption: “Happy 🤍🔐✨💌.

Their bond wasn’t exactly a secret. Sinacola’s Instagram has been filled with moments with Jade Carey together since 2023. But the post by Jade Carey just made things clear, which had a collection of snapshots, each telling a different piece of the story. In one nighttime photo, Carey smiled brightly with Aimee Sinacola, wearing a blue t-shirt and holding what seemed to be her Paris Olympics Bronze Medal, which she won in a Vault Individual. Was it after a competition? A celebration? Either way, the joy was undeniable.

Another image showed Carey and Aimee Sinacola taking a selfie near a body of water, with a massive arch bridge looming in the background. The cloudy sky set a moody tone, but Carey’s playful puckered-lip expression and Sinacola’s warm smile made the moment feel anything but cold. Were they exploring a European city? It sure looked like it.Simone Biles wins record ninth national championship and qualifies for  Olympic trials

Then came a mirror selfie, simple, every day, but meaningful. Standing in what looked like an apartment entryway, Carey wore a white top and jeans, Sinacola darker clothing with bright red shoes. Just a casual moment, but the kind that speaks volumes.

And finally, a snapshot inside a quirky café, complete with tennis rackets on the wall, colorful posters, and even a skeleton decoration in the window. They sat together, looking at something—maybe a phone, a bag, or perhaps just each other. The gymnastics world took notice, but it was Simone Biles who summed it up best with just two words: “Freaking cuuuuuute❤️.”

Jade Carey and Simone Biles have always had nothing but respect for each other. Teammates. Competitors. Champions. They’ve shared podiums, Olympic triumphs, and the unrelenting pursuit of greatness. But off the mat?

They’re just as quick to celebrate life’s big and small moments!

Jade Carey and Simone Biles share a strong bond

What defines a champion? For Jade Carey and Simone Biles, it’s not just about gold medals but it’s about trust, and lifting each other when the weight of expectation feels unbearable. Carey knows that feeling all too well. At the Tokyo Olympics, she faced heartbreak in the vault final, finishing last after a misstep on her first run.

But she refused to let it break her. The next night, she delivered a career-defining floor routine, clinching gold. And who was there, urging her to shake off the disappointment? Biles.

While his sister, Sam Woods, is headed to Stanford to focus on academics, Charlie Woods is taking a different path—grinding on the golf course and carrying forward the legacy of his father, 15-time major champion Tiger Woods. Of course, Charlie isn’t the only young talent making waves in junior golf. His peer, Blades Brown, has already made his PGA Tour debut and competed in events like the American Express and Mexico Open. But Woods? He’s still fine-tuning his game in the junior circuit, sharpening his skills before taking that next big step.

And, this week, he is competing in the prestigious Junior Invitational at Sage Valley Golf Club. But what makes this tournament even more interesting? Woods is sharing living quarters with Hamilton Coleman, a Georgia commit and one of the top rising stars in junior golf.

Living with your competition is a rare thing in sports, but that’s exactly what these two are doing. While they will go head-to-head on the course, off it, they have the chance to bond, share experiences, and push each other to be better. For Coleman, this tournament is another opportunity to prove himself. He’s coming in hot after finishing T4 at the Dustin Johnson World Junior Championship and winning the Junior Players Championship presented by Rolex last year.Charlie Woods

Coleman is looking forward to testing his skills against some of the best young golfers in the field. “It’s definitely cool knowing that I’m right there with them. It kind of gives me a little bit of confidence knowing that I can compete here,” he said. But his most defining statement about the competition came in just six words: “You have to respect your competition.” He further added, “It takes so much to win something like this.” (per News Channel 6)

And he’s absolutely right. Every win at this level is earned, not given. Both Coleman and Woods know that better than anyone. The hours of practice, the mental grind, the pressure—it’s all part of the journey. And while they may be competitors on the course, there’s a deep respect between them for the work they put in.

For Woods, this is another step in his journey, another chance to sharpen his game among the best in junior golf. And with peers like Blades Brown already making their mark in the pro circuit, the question isn’t if he’ll take that next step to the PGA Tour—it’s when.Golf, Tiger Woods' son Charlie aiming to make PGA Tour debut at  pre-qualifier

When will we see Charlie Woods tee up on the PGA Tour?

Charlie Woods started off his 2025 season at the Dustin Johnson World Junior Championship, finishing T52. Not exactly the dream start, but hey, golf is all about finding your rhythm. Now, he’s heading into the Junior Invitational at Sage Valley, another shot at climbing the leaderboard and getting back into the groove.

Last year was a mixed bag for Charlie, but he ended it on a high note, proving that the Woods legacy is alive and well. Remember that hole-in-one at the 2024 PNC Championship? A perfect 7-iron shot on the 4th that had fans buzzing. And when he nearly holed out for an eagle in the playoffs, it was another reminder that the kid has a serious game. So, does that mean he’s ready to take on the PGA Tour? Not so fast.

Claressa Shields made history in her hometown of Flint.

The “GWOAT” defeated Danielle Perkins by unanimous decision to become boxing’s first-ever women’s undisputed heavyweight champion. She also earned the accolade of being the only three-division undisputed champion, male or female, of the four-belt era.

Shields (16-0, 3 KOs) is known for her strong jab, but that was nonexistent on Sunday night at the Dort Financial Center in Flint, Michigan. She explained in her post-fight interview that she was unable to use her jab because she tore a labrum in her left shoulder just nine days prior to fight night.

Shields, Uncrowned’s No. 1 pound-for-pound women’s boxer in the world, instead focused her efforts on landing the straight right hand and overhand right on the southpaw Perkins, which she did consistently throughout the fight. She hurt Perkins for the first time in Round 3 with an overhand right and almost secured an early knockout, but Perkins managed to stand up to the assault that followed.Claressa Shields next fight: Danielle Perkins set for Feb. 2 - Bad Left Hook

In Round 7, a straight right hand buzzed Perkins heavily, and Shields once again looked for a finish that didn’t come. To her credit, Perkins became more aggressive in the final three rounds, looking to get her own work off on Shields.

With around 10 seconds to go in the 10th and final round, Perkins threw a slow left hand, which Shields slipped and countered with a sharp right, flooring Perkins. There wasn’t any time left for Shields to look for the finish as the final bell rang just after the referee signaled for the action to resume.

Shields was awarded every round on one scorecard, 100-89, nine rounds on a second scorecard, 99-90, and seven rounds on the third card, 97-92. She said in her post-fight interview that she wished to box two more times in 2025, naming a list of potential opponents, which included Franchon Crews-Dezurn, Hanna Gabriels, Savannah Marshall, MMA legend Cris Cyborg and retired trailblazer Laila Ali.

Check out full results, highlights and play-by-play of the Shields-vs.-Perkins fight card below.

Anthony Joshua has not fought since September and may be out of the ring for a year all in.

The British two-time world heavyweight champion suffered his fourth loss in his last ring outing. It came in his attempt to become a three-time belt holder against Daniel Dubois, but he was stopped inside five rounds.

The well-ranked 35-year-old is now towards the end of his career having competed at the top for more than a decade. Initially, he was keen to take an immediate rematch with Dubois, but small ‘niggling’ injuries put paid to that and instead, he has sat out the last few months, maybe hoping for a titanic battle with long-time rival Tyson Fury.

However, after Fury was beaten on points, twice, in back-to-back fights with Oleksandr Usyk, which is what also happened to Joshua in 2021 and 2022, he announced his retirement which means that fight is off the table, for now at least. ‘AJ’s team hoped an early summer return fight with Dubois could still happen, but had also looked at other top contenders including Deontay Wilder, Agit Kabayel and Joseph Parker.Undefeated Heavyweight Willing To Put His Title On The Line Against Anthony  Joshua Next - Seconds Out

Speaking to Ring Magazine, Joshua’s promoter Eddie Hearn has now revealed that his charge has a new injury and is now faced with pushing back his return date.

“The top half of his body, I’ll give you that. It’s nothing major, but it means he’s been returning to training but he’s not quite ready to return to camp. He needs about another eight weeks until he can punch properly so you’re looking at April, May [for training] so that leads you to the back end of summer [for a fight date.]”

Many will hope that with the extra lay-off for Joshua, Fury may reverse his retirement decision and the two Brits can finally get it on. In the meantime, the wheels of the heavyweight division will continue to turn. Parker has been ordered to face unified champion Usyk, however the Ukrainian remains targetting an undisputed showdown with Dubois.

It’s no secret that Gervonta Davis is the poster child for boxing. He is long considered the best of his generation, but that image came crashing down on March 1 in New York. ‘The Reaper’ defied all odds to not only take ‘Tank’ Davis to his limits but also, according to many, win the fight. But in reality, the fight had come to a majority draw, a first for Davis. Nobody in the previous 30 fights had managed to expose the holes in Davis’ armor.

This perhaps made him overlook Roach Jr. Nevertheless, the fight saw the 30-year-old perform his career worst. Davis’ fall signaled Roach Jr.’s rise in the sport. While the Washington native was known around serious boxing circles, to the wider public, he was just another fighter. That perception changed after the Davis fight, as he became the man who brought the powerful Gervonta Davis to his knees.

Remember how ‘Tank’ took a knee in the ninth round and then walked to his corner to wipe his face? Well, referee Steve Willis didn’t call the knee a knockdown, and he didn’t penalize the boxer. This was one of the biggest reasons why fans felt Roach should have won the fight instead of it going to a draw. But not all went in vain. His social media following skyrocketed, and fans and experts alike acknowledged his skills.

However, those aren’t the only things that have changed since the fight for Roach Jr. As per his own admission, “Bro, literally, overnight [everything] changed. I gotta walk around with security. I walk around with my people… like it’s crazy. I can’t do the same stuff that I used to do. I can’t go to the grocery store. I can’t go nowhere, bro. I can’t do [anything] and it’s crazy. It’s just crazy,”Devastating Verdict: Gervonta Davis Beats Lamont Roach By Unanimous Decision

“I know that that’s what this come with if I get to the level that I’m supposed to be. But when it really happened to you, like you sit back and look at it like, ‘Damn like this really happened off of this one performance. I’ve been working my a– off my whole life, but after this one performance my whole life changed.”

While Lamont Roach Jr. is enjoying the fruits of his labor, he has also revealed what’s stopping a rematch from happening.

Lamont Roach Jr. implies that Gervonta Davis’ side is slowing down the rematch

Since the controversial ending to the first fight earlier this month, fans are talking about a rematch between the two boxers. They want to see who can ultimately win. Unlike the first time, there’s quite the excitement and anticipation surrounding the bout. Despite that, no official word on the rematch has come to light.

Sports Illustrated’s Chris Mannix previously tweeted about it: “A Tank-Roach rematch could happen as early as June 21st in Las Vegas, sources told @SInow. Both sides now committed to running it back.”

Lamont Roach came extremely close to defeating lightweight superstar Gervonta Davis earlier this month.

The 29-year-old from Washington, D.C. challenged the WBA lightweight champion on March 1, putting on a career best performance only for the fight to be declared a split draw after 12 competitive rounds at the Barclays Center in New York.

‘Tank’ Davis sensationally took a knee during the ninth round of the contest, however this was not actually ruled to be a knockdown by Steve Willis, much to the disappointment of Roach and his team, who have spoken profusely about this incident and even sought to have the result changed – a petition denied by the New York State Athletic Commission.

It is expected that a rematch between the pair will take place at some point this summer, although an official announcement is yet to be made.Gervonta Davis vs Shakur Stevenson - Former Gennadiy Golovkin trainer has  his say on huge bout | DAZN News GB

Speaking on the It Is What It Is podcast, Roach said he had signed for the second fight and was asked to give an honest assessment of Davis’ infamous punching power. In response, he recalled that he asked himself, “that’s all he got?” when in the ring.

“Not necessarily, but I do understand why he knocked people out. He very accurate, that’s what he do. So when he hit me like flush, when he punched me in my face I was like ‘oh that’s all he got?’, because he tried to punch me hard.”

Roach was just the third man to go the distance with ‘Tank’, who has 28 knockouts from 31 fights.

Roach’s impressive performance against Tank has got the boxing world talking, with many fans and pundits believing that the former WBA super featherweight champion had done more than enough to get the nod.

The 29-year-old will have his sights on going one better in the rematch, by becoming the first fighter to defeat Davis and proving that the events of their first encounter were not a fluke.

The world first found out about Papoose and Claressa Shields’ romance last year, when Remy Ma put the rapper on blast.

Papoose and Claressa Shields’ relationship appears to be doing better than ever, despite whatever critics may have to say about it. Earlier today, the rapper took to social media to show his new boo some love in honor of her birthday. He had nothing but nice things to say about the pro boxer in his heartfelt caption, making it clear that he’s head over heels for her.

Special Happy born day to my champion @claressashields A great person who’s always smiling/happy. Until you piss her off. Love you baby!!” he wrote. His post also arrived alongside a series of sweet photos of the two of them together, along with some fierce solo shots of Shields. She was sure to give him a shoutout for making sure she had the best birthday possible too. In a heartwarming post on her Instagram Story, she revealed that he gave her a call as soon as the clock struck midnight, guaranteeing he was the first to celebrate with her.

Claressa Shields

Papoose & Claressa Shields

While Pap and Shields appear to be living their best lives together these days, news of their relationship did erupt in a fairly dramatic fashion. In December of last year, the performer’s estranged wife Remy Ma took to social media to put him on blast. She unveiled some text messages he and Shields exchanged, accusing him of cheating on her. In response, Papoose brought up rumors that she was cheating on him with another battle rapper, Eazy The Block Captain. Shields ended up getting involved in the heated back and forth, even challenging Remy to a boxing match.

Fortunately, it doesn’t look like that’s going to happen anytime soon. While Pap and Shields continue to flaunt their love online, it appears that Remy has embraced her own romance with Eazy. In January, he even went off on haters during a livestream, insisting they’re simply “jealous” of his life.

Boxing great Muhammad Ali once had his say on a fantasy fight against Mike Tyson.

Best known by his alias ‘The Greatest’, Ali’s incredible legacy lives on in the present day having enjoyed a glittering professional career which lasted just over 20-years.

His crowning moment came in February 1964 when he defeated Sonny Liston via 6th-round stoppage to capture the world heavyweight championship for the first time in his tenure.

Ali successfully defended his crown 11 times, including a rematch victory over Liston, as well as wins against the likes of Floyd Patterson and Henry Cooper. ‘The Greatest’ suffered his first career defeat against Joe Frazier when they fought in March 1971, although he would go on to get revenge over ‘Smokin Joe’ in their second and third contests in 1974 and 1975.Jake Paul vs. Mike

One fighter who burst onto the scene after Ali had retired from the sport is ‘Iron’ Mike, with many fans and pundits left wondering over the years what would have happened if the heavyweight icons had locked horns.

In a resurfaced interview on YouTube, Ali was asked to give an honest opinion of ‘Iron’ Mike.

“Awesome. He’s powerful and he’s strong. He’s got a big punch. If he hits you, you’re in trouble.”

He was then asked to predict the outcome of a fantasy fight between the pair and backed himself to finish the fight in the tenth round.

“Stick and move. Hit and run. Tire him out. After about round 10, move in.”

Tyson made a sensational return to boxing last November when he fought YouTube sensation turned professional fighter Jake Paul at the AT&T Stadium in Texas. At 58-years-old, ‘Iron’ Mike was quite clearly past his formidable best, as he fell short to ‘The Problem Child’ over eight controversial rounds in his first professional outing in just under 20-years.

Recent announcements about a Gervonta “Tank” Davis and Lamont Roach Jr. rematch has the boxing community at odds.

After one of the more controversial boxing matches in recent memory took place between Gervonta Davis and Lamont Roach Jr. on March 1, the entire boxing community was clamoring to see these two face off again so that the first fight’s majority draw decision could be put in the rearview.

It quickly became clear that both sides were looking to get a rematch together. And an X post from Sports Illustrated’s Chris Mannix confirmed this by writing

Now that a date and location for Davis vs. Roach 2 is seemingly being finalized, there has been social media debate from fans about which of these world-class boxers will emerge victorious in the second showdown.Gervonta Davis vs Lamont Roach

Some fans are siding with Roach. One example of this is with X user , who posted two photos from the first fight and wrote, “Roach is beating dat *** again mane 😤🦾”.

Another fan posted a gif of a cockroach wielding a lightsaber, an indication that they’re favoring Roach.

Other fans are siding with Davis for the rematch. In one example, a fan who wrote, “I thought roach won the first 115-113, but I think tank will make adjustments and win the rematch.”

“Tank, I think Roach will be very competitive but Tank will KO him in the later rounds,” added another.

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