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After a three-year slump, the Golden State Warriors come out on top once again, clinching their fourth title in Game 6 against the Boston Celtics (103-90) in TD Garden. The championship win marks GSW’s fourth title in the last eight seasons and the franchise’s seventh title overall, breaking its tie with the Chicago Bulls (6) to become the third most successful franchise in NBA history. The Celtics started the game hot, taking a short-lived 14-2 lead before Golden State fired back with a 35-8 run, ending halftime at 54-39. While the Celtics were able cut the deficit to 76-66 entering the fourth, the Warriors held onto their lead to cement their legacy. The Finals MVP award goes to Stephen Curry, who ended the night with 34 points, 7 rebounds, and 7 assists on a 57 percent field goal percen...

Amidst all the excitement around this year’s NBA Finals, Klay Thompson impersonator, Dawson Gurley, also known as YouTuber Big Daws, found himself banned from the Chase Center for life. The ban came after Gurley was able to get into the San Francisco arena before Game 5 of the NBA Finals pretending to be the basketball star. Not only did he make his way past security, but he also made his way on the court to get a few shots off. Dawson Gurley shared his experience in a new video posted on YouTube, showing just how he fool both fans and security into thinking he was Klay Thompson. Eventually caught by security, the YouTuber was confronted by a Golden State Warriors employee who gave him a letter notifying him of his lifetime ban. Taking to Twitter, Gurley added more details to the situation...

WWE‘s CEO Vince McMahon is under investigation by the World Wrestling Entertainment Inc.’s board as it was allegedly discovered that McMahon secretly paid roughly $3 million USD to a former employee in a hush agreement involving an affair. The former employee reportedly also had her salary doubled after her relationship with McMahon. The board of WWE also indicated that it could be possible that there were multiple accounts of misconduct involving former employees. The Wall Street Journal reports that the WWE is cooperating fully, and that the case is being looked at with full attention at moment. In a formal statement, the WWE acknowledged the news with: “The Wall Street Journal has published a report about WWE with allegations that we and our Board of Directors take seriously. We are coo...