The 2020 WNBA season was initially scheduled to tip-off on May 15, but an April 3 statement from league commissioner Cathy Engelbert announced that the WNBA training camps and start date would be postponed indefinitely. She's led the league in scoring in five of her previous 15 seasons in Phoenix and will look to lead her new-look Mercury to a fourth WNBA championship. If the WNBA finds a way to salvage its 2020 season in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, Taurasi will enter her 16th year in the league. 'When it's quiet, the people in the front row can hear you, and the language that you're using is worse than Rasheed Wallace - it's like, so bad.' 'Somebody in the league once told me WNBA officials literally had to go to Diana and say 'You can't say these things to the referees,'' Lowe said. Let us know on Twitter, tagging and using the #GameOn hashtag.Lowe also reflected on Taurasi's infamous smack-talking abilities during the podcast, likening arguably the greatest WNBA player in the league's history - whom he called 'one of the all-time great trash talkers' - with NBA bruiser Rasheed Wallace. What do you guys think? Has Kevin Hart raised the bar with these shenanigans? Or does Bolt’s ability to not be fazed give him the upper hand?

PokerStars Blog spoke to Usain Bolt after the race, which you can check out here. None of Kevin Hart’s antics fazed him, as he went on to win the race with a time of 9.95 seconds.īut there was still time to crash one more interview… Of course, this is Usain Bolt we’re talking about. While Usain Bolt was in Monte Carlo, Monaco, preparing to race his penultimate 100m at the IAAF Diamond League event Friday night (21 July), a certain funnyman was spotted following him around. Leave workouts to the athletes I've got natural born talent, but yours?…achievable with 3 easy payments. Here’s an example from both Hart and Bolt:īelieve this but I treasure your book. They’ll then come face to face at the PokerStars Championship Bahamas in January 2018, playing heads-up for all the marbles. The metrics of their social media channels are the scorecards, allowing fans to decide who wins each battle. In a recent SI Players Poll, Celtics forward Kevin Garnett was voted by his peers as the game's biggest trash-talker, claiming 62 percent. It’s being called the biggest social media battle of the year, as the pair aim to outsmart one another, using their wits and trolling skills. They’ve even given their battle a name: #GameOn. Now, unless you’ve been living under a social media rock the past few weeks, you’ll have noticed that Kevin Hart and Usain Bolt have taken this feud to their Twitters, Facebooks and Instagrams. One was one of Hollywood’s biggest stars, the other the fastest man on the planet. Speaking of basketball, it was at the 2013 NBA All Star Celebrity Game that another fierce rivalry was first formed. He won’t get in my way the rest of the series.” The stories of the Chicago Bulls star’s competitiveness are the stuff of legend: from ensuring his rival Isiah Thomas wasn’t chosen for the 1992 Olympic Dream Team to taking another rival, Charles Barkley, golfing the day before Game 4 of the finals, claiming “Charles thinks we’re great friends.

In the NBA, Michael Jordan is considered the best trash-talker and psych-out artist in NBA history. You only have to look at the recent insult-slinging matches between ‘The Notorious’ Conor McGregor and Floyd ‘Money’ Mayweather in the build-up to their fight to see how heated things can get. Fierce competitors create fierce rivalries.

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