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Donald Sterling Forced to Sell Clippers Team, Ban For Life From NBA

Los Angeles Clippers Team Owner Donald Sterling was forced to sell his team after NBA Commissioner Adam Silver came down with the hardest punishment of lifetime ban from the NBA games and $2.5 million penalty over his racist remark that made the general public and netizens frenzy over the past few days.
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UFC President Dana White Calls Floyd Mayweather Racist for Twitter Comment on Jeremy Lin

Racism isn't always whites discriminating against blacks as what happened when LA Clippers owner Donald Sterling told his Hispanic girlfriend not to not to bring blacks to watch the games of his team. It could also be in the form of a black speaking against another race as what UFC President Dana White is accusing WBC welterweight champion and unbeaten boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr of. White claimed on Tuesday that Money May made racist remarks against New York Knicks point guard Jeremy Lin, an A...

Chicago Bulls’ Joakim Noah Had Left Knee Injury

Chicago Bulls head coach Joakim Noah said he was suffering with a knee injury throughout their first round playoff series with the Washington Wizards, the Defensive Player of the Year said right after the Bulls made an early exit in the playoffs.

Carlo Ancelotti: Real Madrid Played Perfect Game

Real Madrid head coach Carlo Ancelotti lauded his team for playing the 'perfect match' against Bayern Munich in the second leg of their UEFA Champions League clash on Tuesday at Allianz Stadium.

NBA News: Warriors Had Plan To Walk Off in Game 5

The Golden State Warriors had a plan in store in Game 5 if NBA commissioner Adam Silver did not impose the maximum punishment on Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling, point guard Stephen Curry disclosed.

Pep Guardiola: Munich Hired Me To Employ Tika-Taka

Manager Pep Guardiola responded to criticism that Bayern Munich has become too obsessed executing with their tiki-taka sets right after their 1-0 loss at Real Madrid in the first leg of their Champions League tie.

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