Song Yadong has power, and he's proven that many times in his UFC career. At UFC on ESPN 45 in 2023, Song reminded everyone just how dangerous he is, even late into fights, in his bout against veteran ...

O’Malley vs. Yadong took place Jan. 24 at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nev. Sean O’Malley (19-3, 1 no-contest) and Song ...

The Hoosiers are heading to the CFP National Championship game where they will face off against the Hurricanes in Miami. See ...

Sean O'Malley added the Suga Show to Paramount Plus's listings with a unanimous decision win over Song Yadong in the first ...

A new Steelers playoff season comes with new lyrics to the classic fight song. Roger Wood released the new version of his "Here We Go!" anthem, changing the lyrics to match this season's players.

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The Pittsburgh Steelers are headed back to the playoffs, and that means a new version of one of the team’s longest-running fight songs has been released. “Here We Go” was first written by Roger Wood ...

PASADENA, Calif. (WISH) — IU took down Alabama, 38-3, to win the program’s first Rose Bowl and advanced to the semifinals of the College Football Playoff. As the Hoosiers were celebrating on the field ...

The University of Alabama's fight song, "Yea Alabama!", references the 1926 Rose Bowl to commemorate the team's first national championship win. This victory over the University of Washington ...

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Across the last 30 years of Venezuelan history, music has served as a series of emotional lifeboats. In a nation defined by turbulent decades of staggering collapse, different songs have arrived at ...

"New Grass recorded the song for bluegrass festivals," Brooks said. "We recorded the song to be played in stadiums and arenas, with one lone purpose. ... Get people fired up!" Nowadays, Brooks' vision ...