Pat Riley may look suave and sophisticated in his expensive suits and slicked-back hair, but make no mistake: he’s as tough as nails and wants every player on his team to play like it. That showed in how the New York Knicks and the Miami Heat played under Riley.
Brendan Allen took the judges out of Saturday night’s main event with just over two minutes to spare. The veteran middleweight submitted Christian Leroy Duncan with a rear-naked choke at 2:46 of the fifth round at the Meta APEX, extending his winning streak to four and putting himself firmly back in the conversation at the top of a crowded 185-pound division.
Dynasty Defining Trades and All-Time Records: The October 12 Milestones. October 12 is a pivotal date in American football history, forever tied to a trade
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Brendan Allen battled a staph infection during fight week before submitting Christian Leroy Duncan in the Ultimate Fighting Championship main event at UFC Vegas 122 on Saturday, according to teammate Belal Muhammad.
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Marc Goddard has explained why he deducted a point from Christian Leroy Duncan for poking Brendan Allen in the eye during their recent Ultimate Fighting Championship main event.
David Benavidez might find that moving to heavyweight strips away everything that makes him effective. Stepping through 175 and cruiserweight before chasin
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