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“I didn’t know I had a lane in boxing. I looked up to the males. It made me more comfortable knowing that there was a Laila Ali and that there was an Anne Wolfe. said Claressa Shields. “To see a woman boxing actually gave me more encouragement to fulfill my dreams. I wanted to have achievements and commercials and magazine covers — just like Serena Williams, but just in boxing.” (Sean Jorgensen/Salita Promotions)

Boxer Claressa Shields Fights For Survivors Of Abuse And Water-Starved Flint, Michigan

“Kids who … had that struggle where their parents weren’t there … I was one of those kids,” said Shields.
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The Orlando Magic are competing. It might not show in the standings, but some of the numbers hint at enticing upside in the young squad, particularly the starting lineup of Mo Bamba (pictured), Cole Anthony, Jalen Suggs, Franz Wagner and Wendell Carter Jr. (Grant Halverson/Getty Images)

Stats Notebook: Analyzing Orlando’s Sneaky-Interesting Starting Five

Ethan Fuller looks at a young Magic lineup that has been surprisingly effective on the defensive end.
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Former Miami Dolphins head coach Brian Flores, who had been fired in January, filed a class-action lawsuit in federal court in Manhattan Feb. 1, charging the Dolphins, Giants, Broncos and the NFL with discrimination against black head coaches and executives. (Adrian Curiel/Unsplash)

Creator Of NFL’s Rooney Rule Says It Works With Enforcement

20 years later, NFL owners still don’t hire minorities as head coach
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Last year, Spencer Dinwiddie tore his ACL for the second time in his basketball-playing life, and is still working his way back while in Washington. (Joe Scarnici/Getty Images for Turner Sports)

Examining Potential Trade Destinations For Spencer Dinwiddie

Bryan Fonseca takes a look at three logical landing spots for Wizards point guard Spencer Dinwiddie.
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The Phoenix suns, on pace to win 67 games this season, are somehow soaring in rarefied air while flying deeply under the radar. Chris Paul is as pesky and persistent of a point-of-attack defender as ever. (Phillip Faraone/Getty Images for Bleacher Report)

Are The Phoenix Suns Somehow Flying Under The Radar?

Matt Brooks dives into the film to illustrate what makes the Suns so dangerous and why we should be talking about them more.
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“I’m not less-than after my loss,” said Keith Thurman (pictured), whose clash of former champions with Mario Barrios on Feb. 5 ends his 31-month ring absence since losing his WBA 147-pound title to Manny Pacquiao via one-knockdown, split-decision. “I’ll show greater skills ... fighting Mario Barrios than I did against Manny Pacquaio.” (Ryan Hafey/Premier Boxing Champions)

Keith Thurman To Display ‘Greater Skills’ As Mario Barrios Pledges More Power In Crossroads Clash

“I don’t think this fight is going to go 12 rounds. If I see an opening, I’m going for the kill,” Barrios says
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