Midnight Mania! Tyson bashes McGregor; how to buy "f*** you" suit

Welcome to Midnight Mania! Mike Tyson is mad. He thought McGregor-Mayweather would be a contest between styles, where McGregor would get the chance to use his MMA techniques against Floyd Mayweather. Now that he knows it’s straight boxing, he thinks McGregor is getting the short end of the stick. He said so in an interview on the Podcast “Pardon My Take”, with transcript via SI.com: "McGregor is going to get killed boxing. I got mad because I thought they were going to use MMA rules against boxing because that's what it's all about: Can the boxer beat the MMA guy? McConor [sic] put his dumba*** in a position where he's gonna get knocked out because this guy's been doing this all his life since

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  Draymond Green adds attention to Conor McGregor’s gag about Floyd Mayweather Jr.’s domestic violence

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  Ice Cube Shares His Views on Floyd Mayweather Versus Conor McGregor and NBA Super Teams

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Jordan Spieth won the British Open after his caddie saved him from making a major mistake

Jordan Spieth went on an epic run on the final five holes to win the British Open on Sunday, but it might never have happened if not for his caddie saving the day on the wild 13th hole. At No. 13, Spieth hit his tee shot about 100 yards to the right of the fairway. After a nearly 15-minute delay, Spieth eventually decided to declare an unplayable lie and take a drop farther back on the practice range. While Spieth had a much cleaner lie in the practice area, his shot to the green was blind, and his own calculation of how far he was from the green turned out to be way off. That's when caddie Michael Greller saved the day. According to Spieth, he thought he was 270 yards to the front of the green,

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  2017 British Open leaderboard breakdown: Scores, Round 4 coverage, golf highlights

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  Jordan Spieth, in a classy speech after British Open win, has kind words for Matt Kuchar

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As Mexico ends another disappointing summer with an under-fire manager, where will it go from here?

Mexico disappointed at the Confederations Cup and bombed at the Gold Cup. So why will it probably stick with Juan Carlos Osorio?