Month / September 2022

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Strippers Pick Gennady Over Canelo

Bitter rivals Canelo Alvarez and Gennady Golovkin go head-to-head for a third time in boxing’s stunning trilogy clash on Saturday, September 17 at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, broadcast live on DAZN and available to stream in over 200 countries across the globe.

Everyone is expecting a great fight, and both contestants have millions of fans. But Golovkin may have the edge when it comes to good-looking devotees. The exotic dancers who perform at the famous upscale gentlemen’s club Rick’s Cabaret New York, are clearly in his corner. 

“We’ve been rooting for Triple G since the first fight,” said Rick’s Cabaret New York girl Justine. “Gennady is one of the greatest fighters in the history of boxing.” 

“All the super-middleweight belts are on the line this Saturday, and Gennady will become the undisputed champ,” gushed Rick’s Cabaret girl Corinna. 

Okay, girls. I will bet on Triple G, and promise to visit you at Rick’s Cabaret (50 West 33 Street) to celebrate. Chill some champagne and hold one of the VIP rooms for me and my buddies. We’re going to make it rain! 

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Aaron Judge Hits Number Fifty Three!

It seems clear now, the Yankees will go only as far as Aaron Judge will take them. 

The Yankees avoided a three-game sweep to the Rays, with a 2-1 win to snap a three-game losing streak, as Judge provided most of the offense with a homer and a double in front of a sell-out crowd of 25,025 at Tropicana Field. 

And the Yankees got a break to finish the game. With the Rays having scored a run and the potential winning run on second, Clay Holmes struck out Yandy Diaz looking on a pitch that appeared to be low. 

The Yankees got their lead in the AL East back to five games — and four in the loss column — over Tampa Bay, thanks in part to five shutout innings from Frankie Montas. 

“It does feel bigger,” Aaron Boone said after the Yankees avoided having their lead in the East cut to three games, which it hasn’t been since May 9. 

“With what we’re going through, to get a big, tough win on the road against a team we’re fighting with for the division is huge at this time of year,’’ Boone said.

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Brooklyn Nets and Kevin Durant Reunited!

Kevin Durant is staying with the Brooklyn Nets weeks after publicly requesting a trade away from the team.

Brooklyn Nets superstar Kevin Durant has rescinded his request to be traded ahead of the upcoming NBA season.

Durant and his longtime business manager Rich Kleiman met with Nets management and “decided to move forward with partnership.” 

The meeting included Durant, Kleiman, Nets team governor Joe Tsai, general manager Sean Marks and head coach Steve Nash.

Marks addressed the meeting in a statement: “We are focusing on basketball, with one collective goal in mind: build a lasting franchise to bring a championship to Brooklyn.”

The Nets will be viewed as contenders in the Eastern Conference with a committed Durant, alongside guard Kyrie Irving and versatile forward Ben Simmons, whom the Nets acquired at last season’s trade deadline.