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Goldin Auctions is partnering with WWE to auction off some of the most noteworthy collectibles from the sport. Highlighting the event is a billion-dollar bill featuring and signed by Vince McMahon, WWE Chairman and CEO. The bill if one-of-a-kind and a 1-of-1 “Billionaire Bucks” t-shirt are also set to be up for auction. An unsigned t-shirt will also be up for grabs at auction. Fans have a chance to win a tour of WWE’s Warehouse with Triple H, along with two tickets and a behind-the-scenes experience at WrestleMania and have a meet-and-greet with the Undertaker. In addition to these special experiences, seven WWE SummerSlam memorabilia items including the barbwire baseball bat Ric Flair used in his victory against Mick Foley is up for auction as well. Fans can also bid on the shears Brutus ...

Conor McGregor logged on Twitter the other day to answer fans’ most desired questions regarding his return to the octagon. With extra time in between his weight training and recovery from his broken leg, McGregor started the long string of tweets with the hashtag “#asknotorious.” In his replies, he continued to address his ongoing beef with Daniel “DC” Cormier while starting new commentary with UFC Welterweight Champion Kamaru Usman. The Notorious also gave insights into his approach to his businesses, his wealth, and the status of his leg. The biggest takeaway from the Irishman’s tweets was his estimated timeframe for his return to the sport of MMA and at what weight class — 2022, and possibly in the 170-pound division. Let’s go. #asknotorious — Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) August 16...

CM Punk continues to tease wrestling fans with cryptic messages over his Instagram on his upcoming debut with All Elite Wrestling. After slipping in an “All Elite” reference during his CFFC commentary, his latest IG story had the numbers “05,” “11,” and “21.” Fans have already deciphered that Punk is eluding to the years where he signed major full-time wrestling contracts — 2005 saw his “Summer of Punk” with Ring of Honor, 2011 was his re-signing with the WWE, and second “Summer of Punk,” while 2021 is most likely referring to AEW. On top of the clues mentioned above, there’s also the fact that this week’s AEW Rampage will be held in Punk’s hometown United Center in Chicago. All these signs point to an epic return for CM Punk in the sport that gave rise to his name. CM Punk just posted thi...

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In her first press conference since her departure from the French Open in June, Naomi Osaka had to move away from the podium after breaking down in tears. According to tennis reporter Ben Rothenberg, The Enquirer‘s Paul Daugherty asked the tennis star “a fairly aggressively toned question about how she benefits from a high-media profile but doesn’t like talking to media.” Osaka attempted to respond but she began crying after answering, and the Women’s Tennis Association moderator “paused the press conference. Osaka left the room, recollected herself, and returned to answer the remaining question in English.” Upon her return, the 23-year-old athlete answered questions in Japanese to finish the press conference. “This was deeply frustrating. The tennis media people who know Naomi (and whom N...

Soulja Boy has heard Aaron Carter‘s challenge and he has his own words for the ’90s singer. In a recent interview, Carter revealed that he would not mind getting in the boxing ring with the rapper, even alluding that it would be an easy win for him. Carter even said that he would “rip apart” Soulja Boy in this potential fight. Carter takes it one step further to taunt Soulja stating, “He just won’t respond. A lot of these guys in the industry—that do the same thing I do—they almost like to pretend I don’t. exist. That’s because my record sales and my numbers and my concerts in 26 years of longevity scares them, it threatens them.” He later clarifies that he does have respect for Soulja as a rapper but if they took matters into the ring, it would be “embarrassing” for the rapper. After hear...

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Naomi Osaka has officially linked up with famed contemporary, Japanese artist Takashi Murakami to design a limited-edition Yonex tennis racket and accompanying bag. Both Osaka and Murakami have reimagined the iconic EZONE racket to feature Murakami’s signature cherry blossom motif atop a white base. Naomi’s name is printed on the throat of the racket, alongside kawaii silhouettes of a bear and kangaroo. In a recent interview with HYPEBAE, Osaka discussed what it was like collaborating with the legendary artist sharing, “Takashi is one of my favorite artists and we started messaging each other on Instagram a couple of years ago. We were both talking about something cool to work on together, so I suggested that we collaborate on my racket for the U.S. Open… and here we are!” The design motif...

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