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Rickie Fowler and Allison Stokke are flying in a private jet for their honeymoon, which looks like the coolest thing ever
To the surprise of nobody, Rickie Fowler and Allison Stokke appear to be riding in style to their honeymoon. Just a couple weeks after they posted photos of their wedding in Cabo, the duo posted about their honeymoon on Monday, showing themselves landing in a private jet. Some commenters on Rickie's Instagram post guessed that Rickie and Allison landed in Cape Town, South Africa, though we can't confirm it.
What we can confirm, thanks to the reporting of The Action Network's Darren Rovell, is that Puma lent its star golfer the company's Gulfstream V for their flight to their honeymoon. That's a pretty nice wedding gift . . . we're not exactly sure what the fuel prices for flying private look like, but we're assuming flying around the world to South Africa isn't cheap.
Here are the photos Rickie shared. Scroll through the carousel to see the other pics he shared:
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And here's the nice view out the private jet that Allis..
Olympic freeskier/human Rube Goldberg machine Andri Ragettli returns with another mind-blowing parkour video
I think it's safe to say that eight of ten American children have, at one point or another, pretended a perfectly ordinary floor was lava. Why? Honestly, who knows why kids do the things they do, but the memory of hopping couch cushion to couch cushion still fills us all with a warm, fuzzy nostalgia. For Swiss Olympic freeskier Andri Raggetl, however, who butters his bread doing stuff like this…
https://twitter.com/Andriragettli/status/1173278351513063426
…and this…
https://twitter.com/Andriragettli/status/1158059145196687360
…that feeling isn't nostalgia as much it is a present, urgent need to not get smoked when spinning upside down 30 feet in the air. Thus, his training regimen reflects that humble living room game we all know and love, only on a much (much, much, much) crazier scale. If you feel like being athletically humbled today, check it out.
https://twitter.com/Andriragettli/status/1185958805005389824
Parkour, skateboarding, gymnastics, trampolining, slackli..
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Is it time to be worried about Zion Williamson?
Carmen MandatoI recognize, on the one hand, that it's far too early to be writing this article about 19-year-old basketball god Zion Williamson, Pelicans rookie and former Duke wunderkind. And yet, here is the sum total of our fan experience with him so far:
1.) He comes to Duke with plenty of hype, and exceeds it by literal leaps and bounds, electrifying not just a school, but a whole country. Then, in the most anticipated game of the year against North Carolina, which Zion's presence makes such a hot ticket that even Obama attends, he famously hurts his right knee when his foot actually bursts through his Nike shoe. It kept him out almost a month, accelerated and amplified criticism of the NCAA, and arguably cost Duke a chance at the title by interrupting the team's rhythm.
2.) He gets picked first in the NBA draft by the Pelicans, but nine minutes into his first summer league game, he hurt his left knee and gets benched for the rest of the summer.
3.) When he returns ..
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