Peter Sagan may have finished second in the Tour of Flanders in Belgium on Sunday, but he definitely took first when it came to "jokes" that backfired in a big way.

Sagan, a 23-year-old cyclist from Belgium, is attracting plenty of criticism from the cycling world and beyond after he pinched the backside of a podium girl during the medal ceremony. The mischievous grin on Sagan's face suggests he was hamming it up for the cameras that were trained on him, but he quickly learned the error of his ways once the photo made its way around the Internet.

"Shame that Peter Sagan has so much class on a bike and so very little off of it," fellow rider Michael Hutchinson later tweeted.

Ric and Reid Flair.Tragic news from the world of wrestling: Reid Fliehr, 25-year-old son of famed wrestler Ric Flair, has been found dead in a Charlotte hotel room.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg County police received a call about 10:30 ET Friday morning about an unresponsive man at a Marriott Residence hotel. The current police report indicates that foul play is not believed to be involved in Fliehr's death.

Fliehr, who wrestled under the name "Reid Flair," had been working in Japan and was scheduled to tour with his father this weekend. Ric Flair had recently rejoined the WWE, and Reid was expected to follow in his father's footsteps.

"We are heartbroken to confirm that Ric's son, Reid Fliehr, has passed away today March 29, 2013 in Charlotte, NC," Flair's agent, Melinda Morris Zanoni of Legacy Talent and Entertainment, said in a statement. "The investigation into the cause of death is ongoing. Reid was 25 and an incredible son, brother, friend, and professional wrestler. No words can describe the grief that

End of the line for Miami's streak. (Getty Images)

The Miami Heat's winning streak has ended at 27 games, and while that's bad news for those who hoped this year's squad would equal the 33-game mark of the 1971-72 Lakers, perhaps it's good news for Miami. After all, the longer a streak runs, the more it starts to swallow everything around it. And when the streak ends, the release and letdown can add a couple extra Ls onto a team's record ... not the kind of problem you want to have in the postseason. Consider how other teams with record streaks fared once their string snapped:

NBA: After the Lakers' 33-game streak ended, Los Angeles lost four of its next six games. All ended well, however; Jerry West, Wilt Chamberlain and the rest of the Lakers won the NBA championship that year.

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Baseball: The 1935 Chicago Cubs are a prime example of what can happen when you string together a long winning streak too close to the end of the season. They won a