In his prime, Mike Tyson was one of the most celebrated athletes of all time. Through out the ’80s and ’90s, there wasn’t a professional boxer in the world who held a candle to his razor sharp precision. His trademark right hook, uppercut combo knocked out the biggest names in the sport, earning him the nickname Iron Mike.

With the distinction of being the youngest heavyweight-boxing champion in history, he pulled in a $300 million fortune. But over the years, Tyson’s boxing career unraveled and he became better known for his antics outside of the ring. [See & Read More]

Life outside the NFL has been extremely difficult for Charles Rogers, to say the least. After a brief three-year stint in the league, Rogers faced a plethora of legal troubles, including violating his probation and multiple DUIs. All of which doesn't include his much publicized, long-term battle with marijuana use. However, everything that the former Detroit Lions receiver has done wrong in his past pales in comparison to a recent discovery of his off-the-field issues. [Read More]

Despite the fact that he's led the Arkansas football team to a 21-5 record over the past two seasons, Bobby Petrino has officially been relieved of his duties as the head coach of the Razorbacks. As we told you late last week, Petrino had been on the hot seat for getting into a motorcycle accident on April 1st with a 25-year-old girl named Jessica Dorrell who he was having an affair with and who had just been hired by the Arkansas football team and then trying to cover the whole thing up. [See & Read More]

Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban, saying he hopes Lamar Odom's departure is "addition by subtraction," confirmed that a heated halftime confrontation between the owner and 13-year veteran was the breaking point that prompted the team and player to part ways. During halftime of his final game with the Dallas Mavs, Odom and Cuban had the exchange in the visitors locker room Saturday night in Memphis. [Read More]