Charlie Rhodes

Oct 31, 2024 | sportscasting.com | Anthony Cardenas |James Lloyd |James Foglio |Charlie Rhodes

ESPN released its preseason top 100 ranking for the upcoming college basketball season. As always, lists like this will spur conversation and spark debate. Without a scientific methodology, there’s plenty of room for disagreement over a ranking like this. Let’s discuss some of the players I think are most overrated and most underrated on their ranking. We’ll dive deeper into a few of the rankings I have extended thoughts on.

Oct 31, 2024 | sportscasting.com | Anthony Cardenas |James Lloyd |James Foglio |Charlie Rhodes

In a matchup that promises to deliver fireworks, rising bantamweight star Ailin Perez is set to face her most formidable opponent to date as she takes on the battle-tested Karol Rosa at UFC 311. The event, scheduled for January 18, 2025, in Los Angeles, will showcase this compelling clash between two fighters at different stages of their careers.

Oct 31, 2024 | sportscasting.com | James Lloyd |James Foglio |Charlie Rhodes |Kyle Odegard

Former UFC featherweight champion Germaine de Randamie has announced her retirement from mixed martial arts, bringing an end to a storied career that spanned nearly two decades. The Dutch striker, known for her devastating kickboxing skills and historic achievement as the UFC’s inaugural women’s featherweight champion, announced after expressing frustration with her inability to secure a final bout in the Octagon. Germaine de Randamie has retired from MMA.

Oct 31, 2024 | sportscasting.com | James Lloyd |James Foglio |Charlie Rhodes |Sushan Chakraborty

UFC Welterweight Champion Belal Muhammad has been forced to withdraw from his highly anticipated title defense against Shavkat Rakhmonov at UFC 310. The champion took to social media to reveal the gruesome reason behind his withdrawal, leaving fans and pundits alike stunned by the unexpected development.

Oct 31, 2024 | sportscasting.com | Colin Lynch |James Lloyd |James Foglio |Charlie Rhodes

Juan Soto’s last moments in a Yankee dugout in 2024 have gone viral, with his massive free agency looming. It was quite a year for Yankees outfielder Juan Soto, who’s made himself right at home in the Bronx just over a year after arriving from San Diego. Soto’s season was a masterclass: a .288 average, a .415 on-base percentage, and a .569 slugging mark. Yankee Stadium became his stage, where he launched 41 home runs, though he was every bit as lethal on the road, tallying 21 more away from home.