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essentiallysports.com | Sauramita Debbarma |Irfan Kabeer
In just a few months, possibly this December, Mike Tyson is set to step back into the ring, this time against Russian legend Fedor Emelianenko, the former PRIDE heavyweight champion and four-time combat sambo world titleholder. From a turbulent childhood marked by neglect and juvenile delinquency to turning pro at just 18 and defeating Hector Merced in his debut, Mike Tyson’s journey has always defied the odds. And much of that early success can be credited to the late Cus D’Amato.
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essentiallysports.com | Irfan Kabeer
The Jaguars didn’t just need new talent this offseason—they needed answers. After ending the 2024 campaign with a 4–13 record and a depleted offense, Jacksonville knew it had to arm Trevor Lawrence with more than just hopes and maybes. Enter: Travis Hunter, the do-it-all phenom from Colorado, who became the centerpiece of their draft strategy. Jacksonville gave up significant capital to move up for him—and now, every practice rep, every personnel meeting is centered around how to use him.
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essentiallysports.com | Disita Sikdar |Irfan Kabeer
The race to the 2028 Olympic Trials just got a precision makeover. USA Track & Field (USATF) has unveiled a key update to the marathon qualification process. Chip times, not gun times, will now determine who qualifies for the start line. It’s a technical change, but one that signals a major shift in how fairness and access will define America’s Olympic marathon hopefuls. This adjustment to chip timing is the most significant change in the newly announced qualifying criteria.
Aaron Judge Makes Painful Admission After Dodgers Series Nightmare Rekindles World Series Heartbreak
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essentiallysports.com | Supradeep Dutta |Irfan Kabeer
The stadium lights were not even dimmed before the anxiety started to filter in. Fans stormed out with slumped shoulders, their cheers fading into something far more void. There was no dramatic walk-off. No miraculous comeback. Just that heavy silence, the kind that lingers when something far deeper is at stake than a midseason series. When the Yankees covered their much-hyped clash against the Dodgers, Aaron Judge could not hide his frustration. The loss did not just sting, it hit a nerve.
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essentiallysports.com | Irfan Kabeer
Just when you think the San Diego Padres might finally stick to a plan, they pivot like it’s trade season in April. With their offense a bit inconsistent and the rotation resembling a rehab clinic, San Diego is apparently eyeing reinforcements — again. This time, it’s the Boston Red Sox who may be answering the call, and Jarren Duran, their $3.85 million outfielder, is squarely in the Padres’ crosshairs.
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