Articles by Jack Dougherty (2523)
The NCAA Tournament will not be tipping off Thursday, so let’s revisit the biggest upsets in March Madness history to pass the time.
Jake LaMotta purposefully lost a boxing match against Billy Fox in 1947 for the mob, but his payment was not in the form of cash.
Curt Schilling earned more than $115 million during his MLB career, but he lost it all on a video game just three years after retirement.
Kendrick Perkins went on ESPN’s “Hoop Stream” Tuesday and told a story about his children racking up a massive Fortnite bill. He wasn’t happy.
Warren Sapp made over $75 million over three NFL contracts, but his rapid spending launched him into bankruptcy after he retired.
You know how talented Brett Favre was as a quarterback, but did you know he was just as talented in the art of pranking?
Muhammad Ali was stripped of his boxing license from ages 25-28, but that wasn’t the only thing his 1967 boxing ban cost him.
Shaun Alexander was one of the best players in the NFL in the early 2000s, but his career crashed and burned after his MVP season in 2005.
A bettor won more than $500k over the weekend on a Pick 5 at Gulfstream Park. How does it stack up with the biggest sports betting payouts?
Professional boxer Billy Miske was diagnosed with a deadly kidney disease at 24, but it didn’t stop him from fighting to care for his family.