Polls: Sports

That 1982 team was loaded and they lost to St Louis. The Brewers have had best record in baseball the last 3 years, but never reached the WS.

I read about a 10 km unusual run. It takes place near the small Finnish village of Nakukymppi. The village has only 3000 inhabitants. But, as I understand, about 300 runners (some of which even travel from other countries) gather yearly to run the race.

Why is it so special? Not just because of the presence of visitors (and the media) in this small village. Also not because of the fun atmosphere or the fabulous country-side. This run has special rules! All participants are allowed to only wear shoes and head-wear. Males must participate fully naked. Female participants can opt to wear a bra (to support their upper body parts while running), but many participate fully naked. Every runner, who starts and finishes the race naked, gets a certificate.

So would you like to participate in this fun event in rural Finland?

Brock Lesnar has officially been inducted into the University of Minnesota M Club Hall of Fame to celebrate his historic amateur roots, including his dominant run as the 2000 NCAA Division I Heavyweight Champion.

At the ceremony, Brock made a rare public appearance alongside his wife Sable, his daughter Mya Lesnar, and his lifelong friend and former college roommate Shelton Benjamin. A lot of fans online immediately pointed out how incredible Sable looked, looking just as good and in peak shape as she did during her trailblazing days in the wrestling business. Having Shelton there brought his entire journey full circle, tracing all the way back to when they were amateur standouts for the Golden Gophers in the late 1990s.

Does anyone actually remember Brock from back then, before he was a massive household name in WWE? What are your thoughts on seeing him grind as a young prospect in his college days compared to seeing him now get inducted into the university's hall of fame as an absolute legend?

When you look back at his 26-year career, we will never see a crossover legacy like this repeated again. He is the only person to win the top heavyweight titles in three separate worlds: the NCAA, the UFC, and the WWE.

What do you think of Brock Lesnar being inducted into the University of Minnesota Hall of Fame alongside his family?

I never thought I would say this, but I am actually pulling for Cyril in this one. I don't particularly care for Cyril, but I absolutely loathe Josh Hokit with every single fiber of my being. I was hoping Derrick Lewis would knock him out, but he's too old at this point. Cyril is not the hero we want, but the one we need.

Both Teams are 5 - 0, France scored more points and USA gave up fewer points. It will be a good close game and a Toss up. France has 8 WNBA players and Team USA has 12 WNBA players on roster. I think France is better from outside and USA better inside. It could go overtime.

I honestly believe Brock Lesnar’s retirement feels incredibly rushed. Looking at his physique, it really feels like he still had 3 to 4 good years of wrestling left in him, with plenty of major blockbuster matches left in the tank.

At the end of the day, if this retirement is what HE wanted, then it's the best thing for him. We all know Brock has never been a "company guy"—he actually does whatever he wants. What he did out there at WrestleMania was completely unscripted and not planned at all, but he went ahead and did it anyway! After that, he was essentially contractually obliged to perform at SummerSlam in Minnesota.

But looking closely at those last few performances, while he might still be physically capable, mentally he looks completely done. His matches became highly predictable with the exact same repetitive moves, and he wasn't really trying anything new, which usually means he is just no longer interested in the business.

I know some people have pushed back on this take, saying: "Just because he's in great shape doesn't mean he can wrestle for 3–4 more years. He can't go for longer than 10 minutes anymore. Accept that he's done and move on."

Where do y'all stand on this? Do you think Brock actually cut his career short while he still had a few good years left in him, or do you agree that he was mentally and physically checked out and it was the perfect time to walk away?

During his prime in the 1980s and 1990s, Mike Tyson possessed an unmatched level of intimidation and devastating knockout power. Beyond his dominance inside the sport of boxing, his unpredictable temper outside the ring created an aura where people genuinely believed that if anyone said the wrong thing to him, he might instantly flash out.

Looking back at that era, did he truly hold the crown as the most feared person alive globally, both in the sports world and in everyday public life? Or has his out of ring mystique been amplified by pop culture over time?

There's no question that it's between these two men only. My vote is for Moss.