Have you ever arrived somewhere and just straight up wanted to leave? Maybe it's your job, or your in-laws house at Christmas, or maybe it's the altar at your wedding. Whatever it is, you know you can't actually peace out, even though you'd like to.
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Curtis Harper, a heavyweight boxer, lived out this fantasy on Friday night, literally walking out of the ring before his fight with 5-0 Nigerian boxer Efe Ajagba. After touching up gloves and hearing the bell ring, watch as Harper ducks under the ropes and simply strolls away:
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The odd move took place before the duo's super heavyweight match at a Premier Boxing Champions event in Minneapolis. Because of Harper walking out, Ajagba's record improved to 6-0 without him having to even take a swing. Solid night's work.
The question is, why? Did Harper want no part of Ajagba? That would seem ..

Justin Verlander's efforts in the 2017 World Series will always be remembered fondly by Houston Astros fans. Apparently, those in Los Angeles haven't forgotten what he did against their Dodgers, either.
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Back in the area with his team facing the Angels, the Beverly Hills Hotel dropped a big bill on the big-game pitcher as payback. A bill that included a $1 million “miscellaneous” charge for being a “Dodger killer.” Check it out:
https://twitter.com/JustinVerlander/status/1033091795905855491
Well played, Beverly Hills hotel. But you charge $30 for pancakes?! Does the batter contain flakes of golf? And what the heck is in a salad that would make it cost $42?!
Looks like that miscellaneous Dodger Killer charge wasn't necessary. With those outrageous prices, L.A. already got its revenge.
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Andrew Redington(Photo by Andrew Redington/Getty Images)Phil Mickelson knows how to play to a crowd, so it's not surprising the 48-year-old's long-awaited introduction to Twitter this week incited its share of commotion. Also not surprising: Mickelson's social-media tenor has been…well, that of a 48-year-old. From his first message to the orchestrated banter between he and Tiger Woods, the five-time major winner's account has been the embodiment of a “dad joke.”
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As one can imagine, not great.
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