Former NFL Stars Who Are Surprisingly Poor
Stories of NFL stars losing millions of dollars and ending up poor are cautionary tales. Here are some former NFL stars who are surprisingly poor.
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What Happened To American Speed Skater Bonnie Blair?
Being a highly competitive Olympic athlete, no matter the training, has its window of opportunity. What happens with the rest of life, however long?
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The Untold Truth Of Nyjah Huston
Qualifying for his first-ever Olympic Games, Nyjah Huston is set to make his debut at the Tokyo Olympics, leading the first U.S. Olympic skateboarding team.
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The Tragic Death Of Former NFL Player Cedric Benson
The former football star posted a picture of his BMW motorcycle to Instagram with the text, "My Saturday evening." That night, Benson crashed into a minivan.
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How Much Money Does NBA Dunk Contestant Anfernee Simons Make
Simons was pretty young when he first went professional, but that's what happens when you have mad skills like his. Let's see if his pay matches up.
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Why Wearing Baseball Caps Used To Be Majorly Frowned Upon
You can almost get whiplash, trying to keep track of fashion trends -- what's acceptable, what isn't, what's cool, what's not, from toe to head.
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How An Oil Tycoon Influenced The Creation Of The Super Bowl
An oil tycoon named Lamar Hunt was instrumental in the creation of what became known as the Super Bowl -- even if the name was a joke at first.
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Why Is War Eagle Auburn University's Battle Cry?
Some college traditions have deep, deep roots in history. That's clearly the case with Auburn University students shouting "War Eagle!" during games.
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How Much Money Does The Winning Super Bowl Team Make?
Super Bowl winners typically receive some handsome monetary rewards for their accomplishments, and that's a tradition that continues even today.
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What's The Song In The Corona Seltzer Super Bowl Commercial?
The song playing over the latest Corona Seltzer commercial probably sounds familiar because it's been covered several times since its original release in 1967.
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The Touching Way Joe DiMaggio Paid Tribute To Marilyn Monroe After Her Death
Some relationships seem to be made of fire, but quickly reduce to cinders and ash. Other relationships might end legally, but a connection continues.
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Tiger Woods Is Worth A Lot More Money Than You Think
Tiger Woods signed a multi-million dollar deal with Nike when he went pro in 1996, and Nike extended the deal in 2000 with an additional $105 million.
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Why Babe Ruth Put Cabbage Under His Baseball Cap
Part of the charm of many professional athletes are their personal quirks -- sometimes a superstition, or a lucky charm, or a particular, unique technique.
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5 Facts About Olympian Eileen Gu
Olympian Eileen Gu is a standout in so many aspects of her life: exceptional student, Olympic athlete, fashion model, and even pianist is on the list.
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What The First Super Bowl Halftime Show Was Really Like
The Super Bowl is one of the biggest commercial and cultural events in the United States. But this wasn't always the case. This is the story of the first one.
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The Job You Won't Believe Former NBA Star Karl Malone Had
Karl Malone, legendary Utah Jazz player and arguably the league's best-ever power forward, didn't follow the post-NBA trajectory many of his fellow players did.
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The Real Reason Doves Are No Longer Released At The Olympics
The release of doves was adopted for the first time at the Antwerp Olympic Games in 1920 to symbolize peace, for the first Olympics held after World War I.
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Whatever Happened To Usain Bolt?
When it comes to the fastest of the fast, only one person can hold the title, and as of now, Jamaica's Usain Bolt is generally considered the fastest man alive.
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Garth Brooks Almost Left The 1993 Super Bowl An Hour Before His Performance. Here's Why
Few who watched 1993's Super Bowl will ever forget Garth Brooks' appearance that year, which actually almost never happened. Here's the whole story.
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Sports Trades And Signings That Made Fans Go Nuts
It won't surprise you that passionate sports fans are often the most irrational individuals. These are the sports trades and signings that made fans go nuts.
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The Most Intense Sports Of The Ancient World
From various types of fighting each other to fighting animals to mostly other types of fighting, here are the most intense sports of the ancient world.
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The Biggest Divas In Sports History
Not all sports divas are equal. Legacies are often fluid, changing year by year and, in many cases, by location. Here are the biggest divas in sports history.
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The Most Dangerous Sports In The World
What are the world's most dangerous sports? Here are some historical and contemporary sports that you might want to avoid.
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Here's What Games They Played At The Ancient Olympics
It turns out that ancient Olympic games were much, much different than the ones we're used to seeing today, and for starters, these sports were much bloodier.
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The Dirtiest Players In Baseball History
The history of Major League Baseball is littered with dirty players.
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The Super Bowl's Coin Toss Curse Hasn't Been Broken Since 2014
One of the well-known rituals of the Super Bowl is the coin toss at the beginning of the game. Here is the coin toss curse that hasn't been broken since 2014.
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Gold Medalist Who Helped Catch RFK's Killer Passes Away
Rafer Johnson, Olympic gold medalist and hero who helped subdue the man who shot presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy has died at the age of 86.
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