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Late ESPN Football Reporter Vaughn McClure Honored at Falcons-Panthers Game The beloved Falcons beat reporter died earlier this month at his home near Atlanta Late ESPN reporter Vaughn McClure is being honored during Thursday night's NFL game between the Atlanta Falcons and Carolina Panthers. McClure died earlier this month at age 48, PEOPLE  previously reported , at his home near Atlanta, Georgia. His cause of death has not been publicly released. Beloved by his colleagues at ESPN and the NFL, McClure was a beat reporter covering the Falcons. Earlier this week, the Falcons announced that a tribute would be set up for McClure at his spot in the press box at Mercedes-Benz stadium for the rest of the season. "A passion for his craft and the relationships that he held. Vaughn McClure will have his seat for the remainder of the season in @MBStadium," the team  tweeted  on Sunday ahead of the game against the Detroit Lions, who ended up winning 23-22.  Included in th...

Could Carmella Be In For Another Smackdown Women’s Championship Reign? Get real time updates directly on you device, subscribe now. Over the past few weeks,  Carmella has been being reintroduced to fans with a new character. She’s bringing back the classic narcissist character, but with a social media influencer flair to it. Carmella has proven in the past she’s more than capable in the ring, during her first run as Smackdown Women’s Champion, holding her own in matches with Charlotte Flair & Becky Lynch. Now with her being built back up? It might be time for a long awaited second reign. Getting Serious Again After Months Of Running Around With R-Truth Carmella spent a few months running  around in the 24/7 division with R-Truth. While these segments were great fun, often being the best thing on any given episode of RAW or Smackdown, this was a bit of a waste of the potential of Carmella. As previously mentioned, she proved she has been able to step up her game in the ring...

Booker T shoots on David Ortiz: “I will hurt you sucka, I will do something to you if you confront me” Booker T   discussed some of wrestling’s hot topics on the recent episode of his “Hall Of Fame” podcast. Among the topics coverd include David   Ortiz , Matt Riddle and trying to help the younger talent. Here is what Booker said about FOX Sports host/Red Sox legend David Ortiz ripping him on TV in recent weeks: “It’s been like this since I was a kid. There are a lot of bullies out there that want to jump on people when they think you are down. They feel like you can’t defend yourself. Maybe it’s because I wear a suit all the time. But that’s why normally when I’m on the show, I normally try to show the “guns”. I normally try to show if I’m fit, if I’m in shape, if I’ve been training right before we started here tonight. I definitely hit the biceps, triceps and the abs. Most people my age are not thinking about that stuff. I’m always prepared. David Ortiz, man, he may be able ...

Arizona Cardinals coach Kliff Kingsbury's beautiful mind TEMPE, Ariz. -- While other kids his age spent their summer in New Braunfels, Texas, going to the river or playing with their friends,  Arizona Cardinals  coach Kliff Kingsbury, then 9 years old, spent his on the football field at two-a-days. Tim Kingsbury, Kliff's father, was defensive coordinator at New Braunfels High School, where he'd later become head coach and Kliff would go on to star as quarterback. A young Kliff and longtime friend David Simmonds, whose father was the New Braunfels offensive coordinator, were staples at practice. The two were ball boys and never missed a day, Simmonds said. If they weren't at practice, they were inside watching film. And when they weren't watching film, they were drawing plays up on a whiteboard. "Who does that as a 9-year-old?" Simmonds asked. "That's ridiculous." It's not that different from what Kingsbury does now as coach of the Cardina...