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Trish Stratus on SmackDown.

Trish Stratus returns on SmackDown to take on Tiffany at Evolution 🚨

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WWE legend Trish Stratus made her return Friday night on SmackDown to answer the challenge of WWE women's champion Tiffany Stratton. The two will...
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Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson

Jake Paul beats Mike Tyson in dud, says he didn’t want to “hurt” the boxing legend 🥊

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The most hyped fight of the year turned out to be a massive dud. On Saturday night, 27-year-old Jake Paul defeated 58-year-old boxing legend...
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Tony D'Angelo wins the NXT North American title.

Tony D’Angelo wins the NXT North American title

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Tony D'Angelo took down Oba Femi to win the NXT North American Title Tuesday night on NXT.
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Stephanie Vaquer debuts on NXT

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International star Stephanie Vaquer finally made her television debut for WWE tonight, appearing with Giulia on NXT to confront Roxanne Perez and Cora Jade.
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WWE superstar Danhausen.

BREAKING: Danhausen cursed the enemies of Detroit sports ahead of Wrestlemania

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Trish Stratus on SmackDown.

Trish Stratus returns on SmackDown to take on Tiffany at Evolution 🚨

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WWE legend Trish Stratus made her return Friday night on SmackDown to answer the challenge of WWE women's champion Tiffany Stratton. The two will...
Tony D'Angelo wins the NXT North American title.

Tony D’Angelo wins the NXT North American title

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Tony D'Angelo took down Oba Femi to win the NXT North American Title Tuesday night on NXT.

Stephanie Vaquer debuts on NXT

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International star Stephanie Vaquer finally made her television debut for WWE tonight, appearing with Giulia on NXT to confront Roxanne Perez and Cora Jade.
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Dana White says Conor McGregor isn’t fighting in 2024

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If you were hoping to see Conor McGregor back in the octagon before the end of 2024, possibly by UFC 310 in December, well,...

Conor McGregor teases a New Year’s Day announcement for his return 👀

UFC boss Dana White caught slapping his wife on New Years Eve

Dustin Poirier vs. Conor McGregor set for UFC 264

WATCH: Dustin Poirier TKO Conor McGregor at UFC 257

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Steve Yzerman Out as Red Wings GM, Moving Into Senior Adviser Role 🚨

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Steve Yzerman will leave his position as executive vice president and general manager of the Detroit Red Wings and transition into a senior adviser role as the organization begins a search for new hockey operations leadership.
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Reports: Warde Manuel’s Future in Doubt as Michigan Reviews Athletics Investigation

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The future of Michigan athletic director Warde Manuel is reportedly in serious doubt as university leaders prepare to review findings from an independent investigation into the culture, conduct and oversight of the Wolverines’ athletic department.
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FIFA Clears Folarin Balogun for U.S. World Cup Showdown After Trump Intervention

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FIFA cleared Folarin Balogun to play for the United States against Belgium after suspending his automatic one-game ban, a decision that followed reported intervention from President Donald Trump and sparked criticism from Belgium.
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A major leadership change has arrived in Hockeytown. Garret Komatz reacts to the Detroit Red Wings’ announcement that Steve Yzerman is stepping aside as general manager and executive vice president of hockey operations to become a senior adviser to team owner and governor Chris Ilitch. Why did the change happen after the NHL Draft and the opening of free agency? Was it a mutual decision, a response to mounting pressure after 10 consecutive seasons without playoff hockey or part of a larger attempt to resolve Dylan Larkin’s trade request? Garret examines Yzerman’s seven-year run in Detroit, compares the transition to his departure from the Tampa Bay Lightning front office and considers whether the Red Wings will promote an internal candidate such as Kris Draper or Shawn Horcoff—or look outside the organization for new leadership. The episode also addresses Larkin’s uncertain future, whether a management change could persuade him to remain in Detroit and why Garret believes the captaincy should still change if Larkin returns. The “Yzerplan” era has reached a crossroads. Who should the Red Wings hire, and can new leadership finally return Detroit to Stanley Cup contention?
In this episode of The Post Game, Adam Hernandez breaks down Detroit City FC’s loss to the Las Vegas Lights this past Saturday night at Keyworth Stadium. The defeat marked Le Rouge’s first home loss in USL Championship play this season, bringing an end to Detroit City’s unbeaten league run at home. Adam looks back at what went wrong, the key moments that shaped the match and what the result means as DCFC continues its push near the top of the Eastern Conference standings. Was this simply an off night, or did Las Vegas expose concerns Detroit City must address down the stretch? Catch the full reaction and analysis on The Post Game, presented by The Majors Detroit. ⚜️ #DetroitCityFC #DCFC #ThePostGame #USLChampionship #LasVegasLights #LeRouge #KeyworthStadium #DetroitSoccer #TheMajorsDetroit
The crew returns to the tunnel once again for another episode of Tunnel Talk, and this week they begin with the most important question facing Detroit City FC supporters: How do you build the perfect five-a-side DCFC team with only an $18 budget? From Nate Steinwascher, Allison LaPointe, Omar Sinclair, Cyrus Saydee, Kayla Addison, Kenna White, Shawn-Claud Lawson, Darren Smith, and plenty more, the challenge forces some difficult choices, a little nostalgia, and more than a few disagreements. The conversation then shifts to Le Rouge’s 2-0 victory over Indy Eleven, where the crew discusses Rafa Mentzingen’s return to form, the emergence of additional scoring threats beyond Darren Smith, and why this year’s squad looks very different from the teams that faded during previous summers. They also go full sicko mode by predicting the club’s final 15 league matches and debating whether Detroit City FC is capable of producing the best regular season in club history and earning a home playoff match. Off the field, Jam shares stories from the AlumniFi Field groundbreaking ceremony, complete with hard hats, golden shovels, smoke effects, and an extremely hot day in Detroit. The crew discusses what the groundbreaking represents, why the project has taken time to reach this point, and how the new stadium could reshape the future of the club. The discussion also turns to Jay Farner’s investment in Detroit City FC, exploring what the additional resources could mean for the organization while asking whether the club can continue to grow without sacrificing the supporter-driven culture that helped make it unique. The episode wraps up with praise for Coach Dwayne Daniels’ work in the community, updates on DCFC II, and the usual mix of tangents, questionable research, and heartfelt shout-outs that somehow make perfect sense by the end. ⚜️🎙️⚽ #DetroitCityFC #DCFC #LeRouge #USLChampionship #DetroitSoccer #AlumniFiField #KeyworthStadium #451Podcast #NorthernGuard #DetroitSports
In this edition of The Post Game, Adam recaps another win for Detroit City FC as Le Rouge blanked the Indy Eleven Saturday night at Keyworth in a big Eastern Conference matchup.
Argentine supporters were spotted crossing the highway on foot while trying to reach MetLife Stadium ahead of the match. #Argentina #WorldCup2026 #MetLifeStadium #FIFAWorldCup #Soccer
Detroit City FC has received the largest individual investment in club history—but what will that money cost the club beyond dollars? On this episode of Make City Make Spence, Sean Spence and Adam Hernandez examine former Rocket Companies CEO Jay Farner’s landmark investment through Ronin Sports & Entertainment Group. They discuss the growing influence of private capital, the addition of new board members and whether DCFC can complete AlumniFi Field, pursue first-division soccer and expand its operation without abandoning the community-driven identity upon which it was built. Sean and Adam also review a disappointing Detroit City FC women’s season. After finishing 4–4–2 and missing the USL W League playoffs, what must change in recruitment, tactics and player development? The hosts make the case for turning the women’s side into a genuine year-round program—and explain why the club’s new investment should help create a path toward professional women’s soccer in Detroit. On the men’s side, Le Rouge earned consecutive 2–1 road victories over Birmingham Legion and Fort Wayne FC. The hosts discuss Ben Morris’ stoppage-time winner in his 100th DCFC appearance, Darren Smith’s continued scoring form, the team’s elimination from the USL Cup and the depth that has helped make this year’s side one of the strongest of Detroit’s professional era. The episode closes with a preview of Detroit’s important home match against Indy Eleven, an update on DCFC II’s national playoff run and a larger question facing everyone connected to the club: Is Detroit City FC entering an exciting new era—or becoming the type of conventional sports business it was created to challenge? Hosted by Sean Spence and Adam Hernandez. #DetroitCityFC #DCFC #USLChampionship #USLWLeague #MakeCityMakeSpence #DetroitSoccer #LeRouge #SupporterOwned
Garret Komatz and Adam Hernandez return with a packed edition of the Detroit City Sportscast, breaking down the biggest stories across Detroit sports. The show opens with the Tigers entering the All-Star break at 44–52 but still within striking distance of an American League playoff spot. Garret and Adam examine Detroit’s recent turnaround, its unusual success against stronger opponents, Kevin McGonigle’s Rookie of the Year case, the emergence of Troy Melton and Justin Verlander’s decision to retire after the season. They also tackle the decision that could define Scott Harris’ Tigers tenure: Should Detroit trade Tarik Skubal, keep him for a playoff push or secure a long-term contract before becoming buyers at the deadline? Next, the discussion turns to the Red Wings and Dylan Larkin’s uncertain future. Would Dallas make sense as a trade partner? What return should Steve Yzerman demand, and should Detroit name a new captain if Larkin remains with the organization? The hosts also assess the Viktor Arvidsson signing, Detroit’s goaltending moves and the Sebastian Cossa trade. The Pistons’ busy offseason takes center stage as Garret and Adam untangle Detroit’s draft-night dealings and roster overhaul. They discuss the additions of Isaiah Joe, John Collins, Kevin Huerter, Taurean Prince and Gary Harris; the departures of Isaiah Stewart, Marcus Sasser and Tobias Harris; Jalen Duren’s contract stalemate; Cade Cunningham’s superstar status; and whether Detroit needs another major acquisition to keep pace in the Eastern Conference. The episode closes with thoughts on the Lions’ release of Terrion Arnold, concerns about Detroit’s secondary, Detroit City FC’s strong position in the USL Championship, the club’s scoring depth and stadium delay—and predictions for the final stages of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Hosted by Garret Komatz and Adam Hernandez. Subscribe for more Detroit sports coverage, including the Tigers, Lions, Pistons, Red Wings and Detroit City FC. #DetroitSports #DetroitTigers #DetroitLions #DetroitPistons #DetroitRedWings #DetroitCityFC #TarikSkubal #DylanLarkin #CadeCunningham #DetroitCitySportscast
The crew returns to the tunnel once again for another classic Tunnel Talk, where the conversation begins with a completely unnecessary, yet somehow essential, debate over the foods and drinks that reveal a person's true character. From wings and pizza to Guinness, Murphy's, and Beamish, opinions are strong before anyone even mentions soccer. Eventually, the discussion shifts to Detroit City FC, starting with a historic update on this year's NGS Pride Raiser. With more than $36,000 pledged and expectations of surpassing $50,000 after donations, auctions, and merchandise sales, the campaign continues to make a lasting impact for the Ruth Ellis Center, pushing the lifetime fundraising total beyond $350,000. The crew also breaks down Detroit City's road victory over Birmingham Legion, including Carlos Herrera's outstanding penalty save, Ben Morris' long-awaited return to the scoresheet, and why Le Rouge suddenly finds itself firmly in the race near the top of the USL Championship Eastern Conference. From there, the conversation turns to the USL Cup, upcoming matches against Fort Wayne, Indy Eleven, and Las Vegas, before taking a deeper look at the club's second team, its role in player development, and how it fits into Detroit City's long-term vision. The episode wraps up with an honest discussion about the Detroit City FC women's season, including roster construction, recruiting, attendance, and how the club can continue growing support for the women's program both on and off the field. As always, Tunnel Talk delivers equal parts thoughtful supporter discussion, soccer analysis, and complete nonsense. ⚜️🎙️⚽ 00:00 Cold open and setup 01:08 Icebreaker: food as a personality test 02:17 Jam’s test: wings, sauce, flats vs. drummies 05:35 Wing etiquette and life lessons 05:51 Alan’s test: Irish stouts 07:22 Guinness, Murphy’s, and Beamish 09:34 Choosing Murphy’s first 10:12 Dark beer red flags 11:43 Pizza as a litmus test 14:54 Pride Raiser update 16:08 Pledge totals and donation status 18:32 Pride Raiser lifetime milestone 20:15 July 18 check presentation 20:27 Men’s team: Birmingham win 22:16 Herrera save, Ben Morris winner, table position 24:45 Match recap and penalty save 25:55 Ben Morris returns with a late goal 28:00 Halfway point and league-table resilience 29:56 USL Cup preview: Fort Wayne 31:20 Upcoming matches: Indy and Las Vegas 35:20 DCFC second team playoff run 37:38 Why the second team is hard to follow 39:18 Keyworth playoff game and matchday expectations 41:15 Second team pathway questions 42:46 Youth system and second-team connection 44:56 Women’s team season reflection 46:37 Black Arrow voting 48:39 Why the season didn’t fully click 50:04 Recruiting, roster depth, and player availability 53:58 Women’s attendance concerns 56:52 Community visibility and storytelling 59:30 Shoutouts 1:00:24 Kansas City World Cup meetup 1:03:00 TFO exhibit and painting sessions 1:04:40 Closing Visit Channel 451 on the Web: https://451.themajorssports.com LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and LEAVE A FIVE STAR REVIEW: Channel 4:51 on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/channel-4-51/id1512071069 Channel 4:51 on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4JM3VURDBRpde5pm0SZ7ub?si=g-WhG2iqSvOzYjArvJmUeQ The Majors Detroit: https://detroit.themajorssports.com Channel 4:51 on BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/451det.bsky.social Channel 4:51 on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@451detroit3 The Majors Detroit on Twitter: https://www.x.com/tmsnxdetroit The Majors Detroit on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheMajorsDetroit The Majors Detroit on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tmsnxdetroit The Majors Detroit on BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/tmsnxdetroit.bsky.social Adam: https://x.com/tmsnxadam?s=21 and https://bsky.app/profile/tmsnxadam.bsky.social Aúpa Detroit City: https://bsky.app/profile/aupadetroitcity.bsky.social #DetroitCityFC #DCFC #TunnelTalk #NGS #PrideRaiser #USLChampionship #DetroitSoccer #LeRouge #Channel451 #DetroitSports ⚜️🎙️⚽
In this episode of Make City Make Spence, Sean and Adam recap the last two matches for both the Detroit City FC men’s and women’s sides, highlighted by a pair of six-goal outbursts from Le Rouge. The guys discuss the men’s side continuing its offensive surge, including the notable absence from the roster against Louisville City FC, and what it might mean moving forward. On the women’s side, Sean and Adam dive into what may have been the biggest result of the season, as Erin Rasmussen came through with a massive performance that may have kept Detroit City FC’s Great Lakes Division hopes alive. The conversation also turns to Lily Jeakle, with the hosts making the case that she has established herself as the greatest player in Detroit City FC women’s history. With the season coming down to the wire, the crew previews a massive week ahead as the women look to capture the USL W League Great Lakes Division title and keep their championship dreams alive. From six-goal explosions to title implications, it’s another busy episode of Make City Make Spence. ⚜️🎙️⚽
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