According to the Financial Times, there are more than four times as many hedge funds globally as there are Taco Bells. While not wholly sports related (although one could argue it's likely that athletes have their money in a hedge fund), certainly a conversation starter.
Thinking outside the bun,
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The most fashionable athletes
More athletes are claiming their stake in the fashion industry by starting clothing lines and walking the catwalk. These athletes may be uniform when honing their craft on the court, field or track, but their style is anything but conforming.
F1 (Formula One) driver Lewis Hamilton's clothing line +44 is the number on his race car and his lucky number. (It is also the country code for calling his homeland, the UK). Sir Hamilton (he was knighted by William, the Prince of Wales, in 2021) has been seen in the front row of the Valentino show at Paris Fashion Week, seated next to Zendaya. He was selected as one of the world's most stylish people as part of 2022 The New York Times, "93 most stylish people."
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Short and Sweet
JJ Watt may be retired, but he's still receiving texts from the NFL (National Football League) to take drug tests, which warrants the perfect response.
Tuscaloosa police testified Tuesday that star Alabama freshman basketball player Brandon Miller delivered the gun used in a shooting that killed Jamea Harris on January 15.
Ahead of the SheBelieves Cup, the US Postal Service dedicated its new Forever stamp celebrating women's soccer in the United States. You can catch USA vs. Brazil tonight in the SheBelieves Cup at 7 pm ET. The USWNT needs a win or a tie to win the tournament for the fourth consecutive year and the sixth time overall.
NBA (National Basketball Association) legend Charles Barkley encourages corporations to "get off their a--" and endorse WNBA (Women's National Basketball Association) players. Speaking of, Brittney Griner signed a one-year deal with the Phoenix Mercury.
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