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Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone, a name synonymous with mixed martial arts (MMA), has carved out a unique path for himself, venturing beyond the confines of the octagon into the world of racing and acting. This episode of Kevin Harvick’s Happy Hour delves into Cerrone’s remarkable journey, exploring his motivations and the lessons he’s learned along the way. Passion for speed Cerrone’s move to racing stems from a lifelong passion for motorsports. Growing up in a family of racers, he was exposed to the thrill of competition at an early age. This passion eventually led him to off-road racing, where he found success and camaraderie. The Adrenaline Rush: Similarities and Differences Drawing parallels between MMA and racing, Cerrone emphasizes the shared adrenaline rush and mental toughness required t...

Hailie Deegan's recent split with AM Racing has sent shockwaves through the NASCAR community, leaving many wondering about the young driver's future. NASCAR veteran Kevin Harvick weighed in on Deegan's career trajectory during a recent podcast episode. Harvick expressed concerns about Deegan's decision to leave Toyota's development program, a move he believes has hindered her growth. According to Harvick, Toyota offers a superior driver development structure compared to Ford, while Chevrolet falls somewhere in the middle. He stressed the importance of sustained development and mentorship early in a NASCAR career, suggesting Deegan may have been pushed to compete at a higher level. The former Cup Series champion expressed skepticism about Deegan’s chances of finding a competitive ride in t...

Dallas Mavericks guard Kyrie Irving is expected to be out indefinitely after undergoing surgery on a broken left hand he suffered during an offseason workout. The team announced the injury Tuesday night, without providing a timeline for Irving’s return to action. The setback comes after a stellar season that saw the dynamic duo of Irving and Luka Doncic propel the Mavericks to the NBA Finals for the first time since 2011. Irving averaged 25.6 points per game during the regular season while battling multiple injuries, including foot, heel and thumb issues. Despite his physical challenges, he delivered a stellar performance in the playoffs and was instrumental in Dallas' long playoff run. Training camp is scheduled to begin in about two and a half months, and the Mavericks will provide upda...

The Cleveland Cavaliers have secured the future of their franchise by signing Evan Mobley to a lucrative five-year, $224 million contract extension. The deal, which could potentially reach $269 million, solidifies the young forward as a mainstay of the team. Mobley, a 2021-22 All-Rookie and 2022-23 All-Defensive selection, quickly established himself as a defensive force and versatile offensive contributor. Despite being limited to 50 games last season due to injuries, he averaged an impressive 15.7 points, 9.4 rebounds and 1.4 blocks per game. Selected third overall in the 2021 NBA Draft, Mobley joins star Donovan Mitchell, who signed a long-term extension earlier this offseason, as the cornerstone of Cleveland's core. The Cavaliers showed their potential last season, reaching the Easter...

The Memphis Grizzlies have traded former lottery pick Ziaire Williams and a 2030 second-round draft pick (originally taken by the Dallas Mavericks) to the Brooklyn Nets. In exchange, the Grizzlies will receive forward Mamadi Diakite and the draft rights to Nemanja Dangubic, the teams announced Friday. Mamadi Diakite, who stands 6 feet, 9 inches, has played for five different teams since finishing his college career at Virginia in 2020. Most notably, he was a member of the Milwaukee Bucks’ roster during their 2021 championship run. Ziaire Williams, 6-foot-4, has played 150 games for the Grizzlies over the past three seasons. Drafted 10th overall out of Stanford in the 2021 NBA Draft, Williams has averaged 7.5 points, 2.6 rebounds and 1.2 assists per game during his tenure in Memphis. Earli...

Las Vegas has transformed into a sports mecca, and the Super Bowl is just the jewel in the crown. While the NFL’s ultimate spectacle takes center stage, other sports are smartly capitalizing on the city’s newfound importance as a global entertainment hub. Boxing, golf, and even the unusual Power Slap have all taken the opportunity to showcase their events alongside the Super Bowl. The influx of sports fans, media, and industry insiders creates a perfect storm to generate buzz and attract new audiences. Veteran boxing promoter Bob Arum has long recognized the value of aligning his events with the massive draw of the Super Bowl. By hosting a world title fight in Las Vegas during Super Bowl week, Arum taps into a large, attentive, and entertainment-hungry audience. LIV Golf has also joined ...