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Jimmy Smith is all of us trying to figure out the controls in a new video game.
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Every single one of these perfectly timed sports photos deserve a place in an art gallery. Beauties all around. If you're looking for more perfectly timed photos, check out this list when the camera managed to capture the exact time of fail.
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What even is going on, and does it matter? This whole business of Russian butt slapping will make many people feel things...
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Selfies aren't enough now. You gotta go and be the biggest living piece of sh*t. And the best part is that NOBODY finds it funny. Just sit down and go about your business, silently.
Andy Ruiz Jr. took the world by surprise on Saturday night when he dethroned heavyweight champion, Anthony Joshua (22-0 with 21 knockouts). You could say that nobody saw it coming. Check out the highlight footage from the fight here.
You don't even have to follow boxing and the stars in it to be amazed by Ruiz Jr.'s performance. That being said, Stephen A. Smith was all kinds of outraged, and went on a tear on Twitter. Ruiz Jr. had some words for him at a certain point, and can you really blame him?
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The boxing world came to a standstill on Saturday night when Andy Ruiz Jr. shockingly defeated reigning heavyweight champion, Anthony Joshua. From the physicality to the reputation of each fighter going into the fight, nobody saw it coming. Take a look for yourself. It's absolutely insane!
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We don't blame most people for crappy first pitches. It's pretty understandable when some local celebrity who hasn't thrown a ball in their life can't get it across home plate. This however, is pretty damn bad. Pretty sure she hit the camera itself.
Well isn't this a wonderfully heartwarming and wholesome little post? Nav Bhatia's a 67-year-old legend who's been to every Toronto basketball game since 1995. And by the sounds of it, he's one of the most entertaining parts about the game.
He's out here doing everyone's job! This announcer had a very proud moment when he got to announce himself catching a foul ball. He sure let everyone know how impressed he was with his performance.
That's it, go ahead and call it, humanity has peaked!
Maybe this is one massive act of trolling and someone at the White House is a bonafide Red Sox hater. Otherwise, this is just the kind of sports fail that we love to see dance across our news feeds.
