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Real Sports’ piece on legless MMA fighter Zion Clark is worth a look: ‘I’ve spent my entire life fighting.’
"If it wasn't for wrestling, I probably would have ended up in the streets permanently, and I probably would have died, or overdosed on drugs."
Real Sports dives into Brett Favre Mississippi scandal: ‘I don’t see how you don’t know that that money is welfare dollars.’
"They thought of this as a slush fund that no one was watching at all."
Real Sports’ ‘modern-day slavery’ update on Qatar migrant workers is worth watching, and a sharp contrast to Fox
"When you're watching that World Cup in Qatar, just imagine how many men are buried in those grounds."
Real Sports looks at Rener Gracie training police in Brazilian jiu jitsu
"If you scuffled, resisted arrest, you were 200 percent more likely be to injured by a non-jiu jitsu officer than somebody that had been through the mandatory program or was a practitioner of jiu jitsu."
Al Harrington and Matt Barnes speak to Real Sports on using their platforms to boost Black ownership of cannabis businesses
"It's not only the people who are in jail, but it's also all the people in the community who were affected as well. Our people really just deserve the opportunity to participate."
Adam Silver apologizes for 2019 “lessons learned” comment about Masai Ujiri and sheriff’s deputy: “I should have known better”
"I apologize to Masai for what I said in that interview…. Believe me, when I look at that now, I cringe when I watch it."
Real Sports’ look at psychedelic drugs as a treatment for head trauma is worth your time
The latest Real Sports includes a segment on psychedelic drugs.
Real Sports airs criticisms of NBA COVID-19 testing and sports PPP funding, reveals 27 MLB and NHL teams didn’t answer a PPP question
This segment featured criticisms from nurse Mia Mungin, who caught COVID-19 but couldn't get tested for it, and who lost her sister to the disease. Mungin blasts the NBA for testing asymptomatic players during a testing shortage. "We are healthcare providers, we put our lives on the line, and we can't get tested, and we're going to put our family at risk for everything? But you go and dribble a basketball, and hey, the world is saved."