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Video: Boxer kisses opponent, gets face slapped during media staredown

Well that’s a fine how-do-you-do. Norwegian unified welterweight world champion Cecilia Braekhus was kissed by Swedish challenger Mikaela Lauren during their media face off earlier this week, designed to promote this weekend’s 10-round showdown in Norway. "I haven’t got that in a while," Braekhus said after the impromptu smooch. As for Lauren? “Cecilia is a very arrogant person but when she feels my power she won’t be so cocky,” she said (via Boxing Scene). “She might be confident now, but once I hit her, it’s going to wake her up. It’s going to scare her and then I’m going to get her respect.” I guess that’s one way of looking at it. Staredown kisses are nothing new in combat sports, but most

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The Spurs stood during the national anthem and then took a stand with scoreboard message

The San Antonio Spurs did not kneel during the national anthem on Wednesday night, when they opened their NBA season at home against the Minnesota Timberwolves. They still sent a message: In case you don’t want to click the video, here’s the message in full: “There are things happening in our communities that need our attention. We understand your desire to attend our games as an escape and chosen form of entertainment. In that, we feel there is a significant commonality in all of us that allows our community to be so special. “That commonality should include aspirations for social justice, freedom of speech in its many forms, and equal opportunity for education, and economic advancement regardless

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