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Did Michael Jordan lose his last game?

In Jordan's final game, in April 2003, he scored 15 points in a 20-point loss; Allen Iverson scored 35. Has Michael Jordan ever lost a final game? J...

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Is MMA the best self-defense?

MMA or mixed martial arts is among some of the most beneficial things you can practice to defend yourself and gain confidence. Along with being a great s...

Do hockey totals include OT?

General Rules Markets are offered for both Regular Time (result at end of the 3rd Period) and for the overall match result after Overtime and Shootout. F...

Does Roger Goodell live in Bronxville?

Who is Roger Goodell married to? Roger Goodell lives in Bronxville, New York with his wife Jane Skinner. What is Goodell's salary? During the sessio...

Why do ice skaters wear leg warmers?

In addition to the style, wearing tights over figure skates serves a practical purpose -- to keep the figure skater from tripping over her own laces, whi...

Why was Scott Hall on life support?

Wrestling legend Scott Hall is to have his life support switched off after suffering three heart attacks over the weekend, according to friend Kevin Nash...

Is kickflip easier than ollie?

The one you'll see in street skating, the ollie kickflip, is a very different beast. Neither one is really harder or easier than the other, but this...

Is Muay Thai effective?

Muay Thai is by far the most effective striking art in the world and has a lot of history. Muay Thai has been tested in competition and real-life situati...

Why do American footballers wear so much protection?

American Football players wear much bulkier protective equipment, such as a padded, plastic helmet, shoulder pads, hip pads, and knee pads. These protect...

Is punching the football legal?

Little-known fact: Punching at the ball is actually an illegal play, according to the NFL rule book: A player may not bat or punch: (a) A loose ball (in ...