You can't win them all. The Cleveland Cavaliers magical run to start their regular season came to an end last night in Boston vs the Celtics. The Wine & Gold fell 120-117, giving the Cavs their first loss of the year, taking their record to 15-1. Cleveland's next game is tonight at home vs the New Orleans Pelicans at 7:30.
The numbers have come in, and despite it being a crap fight, the bout between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson was huge for the sportsbooks. BetMGM reports that they saw more bets and more money wagered than any other boxing or MMA match in their seven-year history. How much more? We’re talking four times as much cash came in as compared to “any other combat event.” The majority of those bets were said to be on Tyson, even though he was a 2-1 underdog…and those sportsbooks were more than happy to take the money of those betting on nostalgia.
WalletHub’s new report on the Most Sinful Cities in America for 2024 has just come out. They rated 182 U.S. cities on 37 key indicators of vices and illicit behavior in seven categories: anger & hatred, jealousy, excesses & vices, greed, lust, vanity and laziness. Landing at number one again this year is Las Vegas, followed by Houston, Texas. Cleveland just missed the top 10, landing at number 11.
The Top 10 Most Sinful Cities in the U.S.
Las Vegas, Nevada
Houston, Texas
Los Angeles, California
Atlanta, Georgia
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Denver, Colorado
Phoenix, Arizona
Miami, Florida
Dallas, Texas
St. Louis, Missouri