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Last week's NBA trade deadline saw many big moves made. One of the most talked about trades included the Los Angeles Lakers' decision to do a three-team trade to send Russell Westbrook to the Utah Jazz.In a recent interview with SportsNet, Lakers GM Rob Pelinka spoke about why he decided to trade Westbrook. Throughout the season, fans have chimed in, expressing their opinions on whether or not Westbrook should stay with the Lakers. It comes as no surprise that Westbrook has had some unflattering comments directed to him while he was on the Lakers. With the trade, it only confirmed that the issues went beyond what was happening on the court. The new deal saw the Lakers gain D'Angelo Russell, Jarred Vanderbilt and Malik Beasley for Westbrook. Pelink gives a full explanation as to how he deci...

After more than two years since his last fight, former Lightweight Champion Jon Jones is now set to enter the Octagon once again. The UFC has now released an official trailer to build anticipation for the UFC 285 Heavyweight main event, Jon Jones vs Ciryl Gane.Facing legal trouble outside of the cage, a contract dispute with the UFC, and adjusting to his new Heavyweight weight class, Jones last fought in a successful title defense against Dominick Reyes at UFC 247 back in February 2020.Following Francis Ngannou's departure from the UFC, Jon Jones will be going up against Ciryl Gane in his Heavyweight debut for the now-vacant title. The fight will answer questions about Jones' performance at Heavyweight and if he can still perform following his lengthy layoff. UFC 285 will also see a co-mai...

According to a report from Trademark attorney Josh Gerben, Giannis Antetokounmpo has filed three new trademarks based off his "Greek Freak" nickname at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.The names of the trademarks include "STAY FR34KY," "FR34K SHOW," and "UNSEEN FR34KY HOURS" covering a wide gamut of products including wet suits, face masks, lanyards, backpacks, clothing, stress relief balls, sports water bottles and more. Since entering the league, Antetokounmpo has embraced his "Freak" moniker, launching the fourth iteration of his signature shoe, the Nike Zoom Freak 4 last year. These new trademarks are believed to be independent of Nike.Having become one the NBA's biggest stars, Antetokounmpo has been active in protecting his existing intellectual property with 13 trademark infringe...