The final week of Kobe Bryant’s illustrious career is on our hands and Nike did something special to commemorate it. They released a dope, new commercial featuring the reasons he wants you to hate him instead of love him. The ad has only been released in China so far and that’s because Kobe’s fan base there is just as big, if not bigger than folks who cheer for him back here in the states. Enjoy the commercial, it’s pretty epic.
Banks Give Advice To Millennials About Saving For Retirement
There is a business article going around that is trying to shame millennials for not saving for retirement. In J.P. Morgan’s 2016 “Guide to Retirement” they show a chart that conveys very drastic differences between those who start saving for retirement at different ages.
(Video) Boxing: Floyd Mayweather Shows Off Stacks & Says He Makes 7 Figures Monthly While Retired
Floyd Mayweather is certainly enjoying retired life. The undefeated boxer recently took numerous trips around the world and has enjoyed attending several NBA games. He took to his Instagram account and showed off his usual NUMEROUS stacks laid out but this time he discussed being retired and how well he’s done for himself.
NFL: Calvin Johnson aka Megatron Officially Retires From the NFL
Well it’s official, as previously announced, Calvin Johnson has retired from the NFL at the age of 30.
(Photos) Chief Keef Announces His Retirement From Rap
Chicago’s own Chief Keef announces via his Twitter that he’s done with the rap game…we can’t really tell if he was kidding, but considering how much music he’s put out lately – it could very well be true. Hit the jump.
(Photo) NFL: Peyton Manning Will Retire Tomorrow & Everyone From Allen Iverson To Tom Brady Reacts
Peyton Manning will announce his retirement tomorrow afternoon, ending one of the greatest careers in all of professional sports. Although the move was expected, the fact that it is actually happening is bringing out all types of love and affection from his peers. Manning changed the game and brought it to even greater heights and will retire as the owner of the most quarterback records in the history of the league.
