Extreme sporting events frequently are viewed as moments for obscure athletes to compete in an arena full of crazy fans.
The 2019 edition of Red Bull Rampage was an epic Canadian sweep today in Virgin, Utah.
Red Bull Rampage returns to Utah soil today.
On October 15th, ESPN will premiere Micah Brown’s “30 for 30” on the rivalry between Chuck Liddell and Tito Ortiz.
Derek Jeter and the month of October are usually a match made in the Bronx.
One of Argentina’s most famous athlete, Diego Maradona, gets his own experience based on the documentary of the same name being released on October 1.
Like his previous films, director Asif Kapadia leaves it up to his viewers to draw their own conclusions from yet another controversial subject, Diego Maradona.
It would be tough to overstate what a great summer this has been for U.S. Women’s National Team defender Kelley O’Hara. The former Brooklynite who hails from Georgia won her second World Cup as a member of the USWNT. O’Hara and her teammates flew from France to New York, where the team received the key to the city.
Serena Williams Bozoma Saint John are two women that are consistently leaving behind positive footprints in the world. As a world-class champion athlete and a successful entrepreneur and CMO- both women have climbed the ladder of success through hard work, dedication, perseverance and more importantly remaining authentically themselves. The message of remaining authentically yourself rang true all morning during September 9th’s Breakfast of Champions. The intimate discussion, held during NYFW and sponsored by Wheaties was the ultimate empowerment event to kick off the week. The Knockturnal was on the scene of the intimate dinner. You can check out some of what the two boundary-breaking women had to say below:
Dove Men+Care’s newest sportcare range has some pretty big names involved, but they don’t have the most familiar faces. They’re new group of spokesmen carry the last names Paul, Williams, and Suarez– not the pro athletes, but still inspirational athletes in their own communities. The new campaign is being announced by ESPN reporter Kevin Negandhi, who was enthusiastic to work alongside everyday athletes versus the pros he works with on the daily.