Formally Known As Jonathan Burris

Today marks a historic day in BKFC history in which they have laid claim to the largest combat sports event in the city of Philadelphia's history with an attendance of 17800 people. South Philly was the birthplace of the BKFC vision according to President David Feldman and was also the place that denied them license to hold events the most based off of the old boxing commissioner but was able to final make it happen due to current boxing commissioner of PA Ed Kunkle. The sport is currently sanctioned in 26 states and continues to grow domestically and internationally. This card is loaded with great action headlined by Philly's own Eddie Alvarez and longtime UFC veteran and fan favorite Jeremey Stephens. It also has a heavyweight championship bout between current BKFC Champ Mick Terrill and longtime UFC Heavyweight contender and undefeated BKFC fighter Ben Rothwell. But due to the nature of the event and the newness of the sport it makes it probably one of the most enticing even...

 Well, he did it, in what couldn't be a more unenthusiastic hire Jerry managed to select the most nothing burger candidate he possible could but who could have expected different. The man is habitual cheap when hiring head coaches and this would not be the first time he promoted a head coach within a failing staff, throwback to Jason Garrett. But the difference between Garret and Schottenheimer is Garrett rejuvenated a team that was on a significant decline, and it was apparent that the aging Wade Phillips had to go. Also, Garrett was a former player in the organization and gave the team a sort of feeling of pride that was missing. But Schottenheimer outside of the name has accomplished little to nothing throughout his career continuously being an underperformer and just a true knack at not developing his younger talent as an OC dating back to his days with the Jets and Rams failing to help develop either Mark Sanchez or Sam Bradford. Under his father's staff in San Diego, he d...

I love football, I mean absolutely love it but one of my favorite things I have ever been able to experience is the joy I have gotten from pro wrestling. The crowd, the pageantry, the artistry has all been something I have fell in love with sense I was a young kid and although in my teen years I backed away from it because I didn't want to seem "less cool" a part of me always knew I'd be back and since I have been 16, I have been hooked once again. Me and my friends used to reenact matches on the trampoline taking dives to that luckily none of our parents saw, and actually no one saw at all, not a camera or nothing but we did it for the love of the game. I enjoyed it so much at one point in my life I thought I was going to be a pro-wrestler, and I should sell out and go all in for it but instead I choose a different path which I am not mad at (probably a lot more financially stable) but my love for it just stays so true.  In this little series instead of a blog about ...

Taking a step back from sports with this one because ultimately, I am nobody and what I post here will go unseen outside of some Russian pornbot but the modern era of content is just upsetting. It is impossible to compete with streamers, Tik Tokers, podcasters. and already established social media giants because no one actually reads anymore and for good reason. Why would I read an article obviously generated by ChatGPT that is essentially the SparkNotes on whatever subject I could go ask for a summary myself. Most blogs or articles are simply engagement farming looking for clicks so you can sift through ads, so they collect some cash, but the true meaning of writing meaningful content has gone out the window. I remember back when I was in high school and I would go on Bleacher Report and read the top 10s that weren't just clicking through with no substance but rather good feedback, it led me to go back and visit all the great matches before I was born. It introduced me to Mankind ...

Some of the biggest news to come out of the NFL weekend is not about the coach hirings, the championship games, or beef between popular media personalities, but rather a particular statement by one of the more featured athletes' moms this week. When Regina Jackson, mother of Washington Commanders QB Jayden Daniels, was asked what concerned her the most about Jayden and his elevation to stardom, she simply replied, "Girls." She later doubled down on this stance in a clip, saying Jayden should "thank God he got a mama like me," implying she would not allow such distractions. Miss Jackson's stance is firm, leaving little to no wiggle room. NO GIRLS! Surely, one might think the pro QB would dismiss his mother's advice and do as he pleases like a normal grown man would. However, it appears Jayden has taken her words seriously, as there is not a single public image of him with any woman, ever, except those featuring his mother. Miss Jackson has been seen at Co...

This year's NFL coaching search has been full of whackyness, with predictable outcomes with odd ways of getting there. The leagues top coordinators have been scooped up for massive deals (Ben Johnson, Aaron Glenn, and Liam Coen), and the New England Patriots have their guy in former Titans coach, former player in New England, and the perennial top candidate Mike Vrabel as their head coach, along with longtime offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels (who sucks). However, with most head coaching vacancies filled, three teams remain: the Raiders, Saints, and Cowboys. All their rosters besides some pieces suck(maybe Cowboys are alright) and each of these organizations carries significant baggage that makes their coaching vacancies, well ass. Issues such as continuity problems in Las Vegas, retardation in New Orleans, and the ever-unique approach of Jerry Jones in Dallas (retardation) leave these franchises in a funky positions. Heres a breakdown. Las Vegas Raiders The Raiders have endured...