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The Last Night’s Game Team
Golf
After you finish your Black Friday online shopping spend your afternoon with your feet up and a little golf. Charles Barkley (NBA - National Basketball Association - Hall of Famer) and Phil Mickelson (PGA - Professional Golf Association) will tee off against Steph Curry (NBA) and Peyton Manning (former NFL - National Football League - quarterback) in Capital One's The Match: Champions for Change. The Match III takes place this afternoon and there are two wild cards – Barkley’s dreadful golf swing and the $2.5M hole-in-one charity challenge. Partner WarnerMedia will also contribute one million meals through Feeding America.
Earlier this year, Match II took place when Mickelson, Manning, Tiger Woods (PGA) and Tom Brady (NFL) raised over $20M for COVID relief efforts. GOLF CLAP
Overtime
If you ever thought actor Chris Hemsworth would make a great wrestler, hold onto your hats. Hemsworth posted a photo of his training regimen for his role as Hulk Hogan in a new biopic about the famed wrestler. Bradley Cooper is the producer and Hogan himself will act as a consultant and executive producer on the film. HULKAMANIA
Sideline stat
the first time in 15 years. He’ll duke it out with another boxing legend Roy Jones Jr. in an exhibition fight tomorrow night. Both fighters are over the age of 50 and it’s the first time they’ve never played to win. You read that right - there will be no judges. The only way they can win is if either fighter is deemed unfit to continue or somehow one of them gets knocked out (but knockouts aren’t allowed). California State Athletic Commission executive director Andy Forster said "They can move around and make some money, but I told them if you get cut, it's over." FIRST TIME FOR EVERYTHING
Coaches’ corner
If you happened to catch the Dallas Cowboys - Washington Football Team (NFL) game yesterday you might have wondered how they got around COVID rules to have Kane Brown as a halftime performer. Unbeknownst to the TV viewing audience, the performance was filmed weeks ahead of time on the field at Cowboys Stadium. ONE THING RIGHT
