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Logan Paul vs. Floyd Mayweather Jr. explained: Start time, how to watch, full fight card

By Elsie A. Dotson 1 year ago
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It’s really happening.


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Logan Paul and Floyd Mayweather Jr. are fighting this weekend — yep, it snuck up on me too. Their long-discussed boxing match takes place on June 6 at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami.

Here’s everything you need to know…

Start time

In the US the PPV starts at 8 p.m. EDT (5pm PDT) on Sunday, June 6.

In the UK the PPV starts at 1 a.m. BST on Monday, June 7.

In Australia the PPV starts at 10 a.m. AEST on Monday June 7.

How to watch

The easiest way to watch online is via Fanmio. 

Those who want to see the fight will need to get pay-per-view access. A ticket to watch the fight comes with a T-shirt and costs $49.99 (£36, AU$64). 

Fanmio’s site says that 20

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The Big Ten is full of surprises at the halfway point

By Jaime E. Love 2 years ago

Believe it or not, we’re halfway through the Big Ten’s abbreviated 2020 regular season. Take a look at the standings and you’ll see plenty of surprises, but you’ll mostly see a big mess.

Let’s start with the positive surprises. Two teams are 4-0, and you never would have guessed them before the season. That’s the Indiana Hoosiers and Northwestern Wildcats. Each sit atop the Big Ten East and West division standings after wins over Michigan State and Purdue on Saturday.

Ohio State (3-0) and Wisconsin (2-0) are also undefeated. Both teams have had games canceled due to COVID-19, with Wisconsin’s own outbreak costing it two games. Ohio State, meanwhile, had its game against Maryland this weekend called off because of cases in the Terps program.

Ohio State is the conference’s top College Football Playoff contender at No. 3 in the AP top 25. But you have to wonder if

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Seahawks WR D.K. Metcalf goes full Leon Lett, costs his team a touchdown

By Jaime E. Love 2 years ago

If you’ve watched football long enough, you’ll see just about everything. If you watch it longer than that, you’ll see just about everything twice.

On Sunday afternoon, Russell Wilson of the Seahawks was busy doing what Russell Wilson has been doing all season — cooking defenses to a nice golden brown. Sadly, second-year receiver, who is already responsible for a few of Wilson’s rare incompletions, wasn’t on the same page. As he took in one of Wilson’s gorgeous deep passes (when you hear everyone say that Wilson is the NFL’s best deep-ball thrower, believe it), Metcalf was wide open against Cowboys rookie cornerback Trevon Diggs. All Metcalf had to do was to hold onto the ball and coast into the end zone.

This, he did not do.

Metcalf is one of the NFL’s best young receivers, but this lack of situational awareness is inexcusable, and if the Seahawks lose this

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