I don’t know whether this counts for anything or not, but he’s endorsed a few Turkish shooters in his day and Michael Flynn totally vouches for this guy.

But he was the 27th pick in the first round.

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Two things, I think.

And frankly, I’m not sure she’s even the best female player ever. She has one more slam title than Steffi Graf, in five more years of service. She has fewer titles than Steffi overall, is playing in maybe an equally competitive era (though I tend not to believe that), and wasn’t ranked No. 1 for as many weeks. Serena…

Not to necessarily go back to Jericho, but the other reason he was so over in 2016-2017 was his storytelling. A lot of people wondered why he went over against A.J. at Mania, but they weren’t telling A.J.’s story during that program, they were telling Jericho’s. It was about him proving he had something left. So that…

Whether or not he was taking it easy, I can’t say, but I am being kind. I’m playing an extreme devil’s advocate here, because Serena is a remarkable player and athlete. On her best day, she would be unbelievably lucky to beat a man who makes his living playing tennis. I’m only saying there’s a scintilla of a chance…

No, it wasn’t. The issue was, whether through injury or just hitting his ceiling very early, Ibaka was never better than he was at 23. But if you projected how good he was then to age 28, he’d block four shots a game, get you 10 boards, and score 18 points on mid-range jumpers every night.

People will then say, “Oh, that’s right: Second guy to ever average a triple double, and the first guy since Karl Malone in 1989 to average 30 points and 10 rebounds. First in points, third in assists, and in something called BPM he had the highest number ever recorded.” And if they look a little closer, they’ll see…

Adams put up the best numbers of his career. Roberson, for what they are and for being a very limited offensive option, put up the best numbers of his career. Oladipo matched his career averages. Are you legitimately suggesting that while they started Domantas Sabonis for 45 games, they should have spent more time…

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Yep, and Money in the Bank is a good example of that. Aside from the finish being the same as their previous PPV match, Orton and Jinder had a really good classic match (and kudos to Jinder, who is a legit heel working quality matches since he got a major push OUT OF NOWHERE). I really enjoyed the storytelling and…

Guilty. No defense for it. Accepted.

There was? I know there was a lot of debate in early April, but by the time Westbrook wrapped up the season triple double, and did it with a buzzer beater on the road to score 50, it had kind of lost steam. Remember, Harden played the last week or so dinged up and didn’t exactly race to the finish line the way…

Which part?

Probably would! But at least against a lesser opponent she at least has a margin for error. Not much of one, but if the wild carder has a shit serve that day, she’s got an inkling of a chance. Again, there’s no way she sees round three of any major or ATP 1000 event.

She could beat a wild card entrant in the first round. I don’t think it’s probable, but it could happen. Once she gets to the second match, even in her prime, she just doesn’t have a large enough window of opportunity. The players are too strong, physically strong, to give her the advantage she has over the women’s…

A lot of us didn’t have to wait two months to know that.

Men’s draw where? Wimbledon or some tune-up event? She wouldn’t make it to the third round at Wimbledon. Odds are she’d be playing one of the top 50-60 players in the world in the second round and that would not end well for her. She might not have her serve broken three or four times over three sets, but no, she…