Sports
Since retiring in 2003, Michael Jordan has stayed out of the spotlight, while choosing to remarry, open free healthcare clinics, and act as the face of Jordan Brand. But now, Jordan is returning to the world of basketball like many of his NBA brethren by becoming a “special contributor” for NBC. The major network made […]
The Boston Celtics' hopes of winning the NBA championship two years in a row may officially be over.
Last night’s NBA Draft lottery went so unexpectedly that GM Nico Harrison has seen some reprieve from his constant roasting.
The NBA Western Conference semifinals have gotten off to a rocky start for the Golden State Warriors, and if there’s one person who’ll express their frustrations, it’s Draymond Green.
Trash talk in sports is glorious when fans are forced to eat their words.
Now, fans have a new way to represent their favorite players, as the W has inked an official deal with Funko Pop!, the brand of mini figurines that has become synonymous with pop culture's biggest names.
Tyrese Haliburton was voted the Most Overrated Player in the NBA, but he's only used that as fuel to intensify his playoff ability.
Craig Hodges wants his former Chicago Bulls teammates, Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen, to end their ongoing beef. On a recent episode of Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson’s podcast, All The Smoke, Hodges, arguably one of the best 3-point shooters in NBA history, not named Steph Curry, touched on a range of topics while reflecting […]
Dive into vital water safety tips with Olympic gold medalist Cullen Jones as he sits down with hosts Rodney and Samaria for Water Safety Month. Discover why swimming is more than a sport—it’s a life-saving skill that can help prevent drowning and empower communities. In this in-depth interview, Cullen shares his journey from breaking barriers […]
Omari “Peggy” Collins, co-founder of 4th&1, sits down with The Fumble to reveal the untold story behind building one of sports media’s most dynamic platforms, 4th&1. From its genesis in Peggy’s living room to hosting NFL legends and redefining athlete-driven content, this deep-dive interview uncovers the strategy, hustle, and passion that power the brand.
James Harden can get you to the playoffs, but don't count on him for anything else.
Malia Obama’s new Nike ad for A’ja Wilson is sparking serious plagiarism debates after fans pointed out striking similarities to indie filmmaker Samira Mitchell’s 2020 short “Queens of the Court.” In our breakdown, we compare shot-for-shot moments, analyze potential legal risks, and explore whether Nike’s rising star collaborator intentionally borrowed from Mitchell’s visionary work.
