Author: Julian Bravo

  • Correct and Wrong of the Weekend

    Wrong

    I was wrong about Paddy Pimblett, yet. He is not quite ready for a professional is level and maturity such as Justin Gaethje, turning into one of the greatest lightweights in a long time.

    Correct

    The Seattle Seahawks would match up in the Super Bowl against the New England Patriots. Since 2015, these two teams have not met.

    The Pats became the most all-time to ever advance to their 12th Super Bowl. The Pats could be singing a good praise but I am sticking to my original score.

    SEA 28, NE 27

  • Paddy Pimblett Loses in Paramount + Debut

    Paddy Pimblett lost to Justin Gaethje by unanimous decision last night. While Pimblett was eating Fruit Loops, Gaethje was preparing for a battle that went his way.

    This was not a wrestling contest as each had its own pedigree. The match featured tough blows to the head of Pimblett. Pimblett bolstered some significant blows but not as good as Gaethje.

    The fight, overall, lasted five rounds and came down to unanimous decision. Pimblett tried and Gaethje ultimately fought hard and succeeded until the very end.

    Expect a future title shot for Gaethje and Pimblett for jumping back to the drawing board, slightly. Both men fought in a Fight of the Year candidate as the announcers, described.

  • Bo Nixed

    Bo Nix has been nixed from the NFL playoffs after undergoing ankle surgery. He will miss 12 weeks of action as this comes a critical time for the Denver Broncos.

    They face the New England Patriots on Sunday at 3 ET for the AFC title and the rights to go to Super Bowl 60. Jarrett Stidham will replace him.

    Stidham known for his crucial career at Auburn and extending it to New England and Denver, will have all eyes on him. Stidham must win this game to go on to the next round and face either the Seattle Seahawks or Los Angeles Rams.

  • Jules Reports – Saint Nick

  • The Devil Screams New Jersey

    The devil screams New Jersey all because of New Jersey Devils general manager, Tom Fitzgerald. After one playoff win, Fitzgerald went ahead and executed moves such as Andre Pat, Dougie Hamilton, Jacob Markstrom, and more.

    Markstrom has recorded 13 W, 3.27 GAA, and .827 SV%. He was recently acquired in a trade that assumed confidence in multiple other players such as Jack Hughes, Luke Hughes, Nico Hischier, and Timo Meier.

    Fitzgerald has the subject of one that needs to be settled. This was once a promising core and now it is currently in last place of the NHL Eastern Conference.

  • The Dormant New York Knicks

    The New York Knicks have lied dormant recently in their quest toward a NBA Finals championship. That is what James Dolan recognizes as he left the midst of a Knicks game, Monday night. The Knicks have lost 9 of their last 11.

    Carrying on this tradition, is awful so bad for the Knicks fanbase. They fired Tom Thibodeau last year and are following through with their new head coach, Mike Brown.

    Brown has gotten some flack. Knicks fans are ruthless as it be when one head coach is swapped for another. The name of the game is to win basketball games even when the coach managed Lebron James.

    There is no slight controversy as to what Jalen Brunson has assembled in his time wearing Knicks uniform apparel except criticism of breaking down the defense. He has been the proven All-Star to finish games in overtime, atop, during his prime.

    There have been Karl Anthony-Towns trade rumors following the NBA Cup win over the Detroit Pistons. What could the Knicks possibly want for him rather than ship multiple 1st rounders for Mikael Bridges?

    Giannis Antekounmpo has been in trade talks, also, and has separation anxiety from his brother, Thanasis, according to former NBA players that worked with him. He is a reminder of the Dwight Howard controversy if traded to New York because of the inevitable, increased hype for superstardom, also.

    The Knicks lie dormant because of many reasons besides the fact that the New York fanbase cannot make up their minds. The New York Knicks must travel to each potentialize home game and simply cheer on their team to the very end, and that includes James Dolan.

  • Nick Foles is on a Rampage

    Last time, we saw Nick Foles, it was probably him scooting into the end zone for a Philly special touchdown.

    Now, that he has that out of the way.

    Notice to New England Patriots fans: this might seem a bit harsh.

    Saint Nick, they like to call him, is throwing shots at the Patriots for losing to a back up quarterback. And it starts to get better.

    Foles says in a recent follow-up that the Patriots might lose to QB Jarrett Stidham if they do not prepare to play well.

    When the Broncos are talked about, though, they have the best total and red zone defense as well as led-sacks in the entire NFL league. The Broncos are forcefully good on defense. Foles may disagree considering he started 19 more games following the Philly Special.

  • The Heisman Dive that Caught it All

    Fernando Mendoza has been a sensational quarterback this season for the Indiana Hoosiers and went on to win the Heisman award for best male college football athlete.

    Last night against his hometown of Miami, he won again, this time diving into the end zone for a game-winning touchdown. It could be seen by a massive audience at home and the crowd waiting back at Indiana.

    Mendoza lighted up the spotlight with his smile and sent one home for the Indiana Hoosiers. They became national champions for the first time ever under Curt Cignetti and what was laughable is coach‘s remarks stating he would celebrate to a beer beverage following the biggest win of the program’s history.

    Mendoza did not know where he would play in his illustrious college career and it just so happened his brother, Alberto, entered the transfer portal, as of this morning. But, what shaped the foundation of Indiana, was Mendoza’s commitment to excellence after Indiana won only three games in 2023.

    They ran it back and won because of Mendoza’s culpability to handle pressure and mastermind the Indiana offense. For that, Mendoza is awarded an A+.

  • Jonathan Toews Receives Epic Ovation in Return to Chicago

  • What is Next for the Buffalo Bills?

    It has been announced by Buffalo Bills brass that Sean McDermott is no longer with the team.

    This comes as bit of a shock as McDermott stood up for Buffalo in his exit press conference. McDermott was a leader in Buffalo that storied the good and hard times.

    One felt hard enough to swallow when the Bills lost to the Denver Broncos 30-33 this past weekend. Some non-supporters of the decision have LeSean McCoy puzzled.

    McDermott led the Bills to two AFC championships and Wild Card/divisional rounds that resulted in a loss. Brandon Beane now steps in as general manager to find the next head coach of the Buffalo Bills.

    When asked about the positivity of the move, owner Terry Pegula stood up with a yes morale saying this would take Bills Mafia to the next level.

    QB Josh Allen will turn 30 in May. It leads into question whether he can sustain the hard drive of the team and carry it to its first ever Super Bowl.

    The four falls of Buffalo is available on ESPN 30 for 30 as it reimagines what the Bills culture is like today without multiple Super Bowls to their prestige case. The Bills will be searching for a new head coach and it better be sensationally good, especially arriving to a different home stadium.