Remembering the Buddy Ryan Era
As I sit here thinking about how the Eagles are World Champions , I find myself reflecting on the reasons I became a die hard Eagles fan. One era comes to my mind, The Buddy Ryan era. I’m a 46 year old man who grew up in the Somerton Section of NE Philly. My first […]
Joel Embiid Shut Down for the Season—Was It Too Late?
The Philadelphia 76ers have officially shut down former MVP Joel Embiid for the remainder of the season, according to Shams Charania. Embiid has battled injuries all year, with issues affecting his knee, hip, hand, and face. This season, he appeared in just 19 games—the fewest since he missed the first two years of his career […]
Turki, Canelo, and Jake Paul: Usual Boxing Business Explained
NEW YORK, NY — You have to understand Canelo Alvarez, Jake Paul, the Kings and Princes of Saudi Arabia (Turki Alalshikh) chairman and General Entertainment Authority of Riyadh season. You need to know how they handle business to understand boxing. They have become faces of the sport. But the last 24-hours they have made the […]
The Official Stream Punk MLB Hall of Fame Votes!
By Kyle Kreiger, Streampunk Contributor and Photographer With the MLB Hall of Fame induction come and gone, and having three new members going to Cooperstown, what better way to have some fun but taking some votes from the Stream Punk Entertainment staff to see which candidates would make the Streampunk MLB Hall of Fame. The […]
Don’t Buy Fury Retirement
“Hi everybody. I’m gonna make this short and sweet. I’d like to announce my retirement from boxing. It’s been a blast. I’ve loved every single minute of it, and I’m going to end with this. Dick Turpin wore a mask, God Bless, everybody, see you on the other side.” So said Tyson Fury on his […]
Latino Dominance of Boxing: What To Expect
NEW YORK, NY — Get ready boxing fans because the dull period of January for the sport is leading to February. A new calendar year of major fights for champions and contenders looking to move up the ladder. Boxing for sure was more than a spectacle in 2024, including last April 20th at the Barclays […]
New Era for WWE and Netflix
I attended the first live WWE Monday Night RAW broadcast at the Manhattan Center in New York City on a cold evening of January 11, 1993, a new venture for pro wrestling and fans televised on the USA Network. RAW would become the longest running episode of weekly programming, a flagship for WWE. Stars were […]
Knockout of the Year in Mexico
NEW YORK, NY — Jaime Munguía never saw this punch coming in the sixth round and perhaps Bruno Surace, a heavy underdog will be considered for knockout and upset of the year. Saturday night in his Tijuana, Mexico homecoming, Munguía remains stunned. Munguía, the super middleweight who went the distance six months ago with fellow […]
New Champion Crowned In San Juan
SAN JUAN, PR — They packed the Coliseo Roberto Clemente in San Juan, Puerto Rico Saturday evening in the second of major fight cards since June on an Island that has an illustrious history of past and current boxing champions. Liam Paro spoiled the homecoming of Subriel Matias in June with a 12-round decision win […]
“Tank” In Brooklyn Last Time?
Gervonta “Tank” Davis is talented, a three-time champion at 30-years old. The WBA Lightweight Champion has capitalized with his success. He certainly doesn’t need the money having defeated those who made the challenge including the much hyped and young superstar Ryan Garcia. But there was something different late Tuesday afternoon at the Barclays Center in […]