The France of American Sports 

Until 2002-2004, New England. So called because the Red Sox took 86 years to win a World Series, and the Patriots took approximately 36 SuperBowls to win one. Having a sporting event without New England is like going deer hunting without an accordian.

New England is The France of American Sports, they almost never win any games.

The France of American Sports by Wm. Wallace The Freedom Fighter January 12, 2008

Sports Capital of the world 

boston

The only city to win a championship in all 4 north american sport leagues. It is therefore the Sports Capital of the world.

Sports Capital of the world by Shittsburgh Penguins suck September 13, 2011

only to the people that understand sports 

This sentence is used by many weird people but don’t take it offensively because what this really means the opposite and it means Kaleo has the biggest cock in the multiverse

Not talking to you guys. only to the people that understand sports.

only to the people that understand sports by Mike hawk aka Kaleo March 10, 2022

live sports, espn+ originals, the exclusive home of the complete 30 for 30 library, exclusive articles and tools, top leagues and tournaments, best stories in sports on espn+! 

The advertisement phrase used during commercial breaks of ESPN+ broadcasts.

Narrator: "Live sports, ESPN+ originals, the exclusive home of the complete 30 for 30 library, exclusive articles and tools, top leagues and tournaments, best stories in sports on ESPN+!"

live sports, espn+ originals, the exclusive home of the complete 30 for 30 library, exclusive articles and tools, top leagues and tournaments, best stories in sports on espn+! by UPFSonic October 21, 2024

Destrona" in English means "he/she/it dethrones" or "he/she/it deposes" (from the verb destronar). It is used to describe removing someone from a position of power, such as a monarch, leader, or champion (e.g., in sports or rankings).

Destrona" in English means "he/she/it dethrones" or "he/she/it deposes" (from the verb destronar). It is used to describe removing someone from a position of power, such as a monarch, leader, or champion (e.g., in sports or rankings).

Destrona" in English means "he/she/it dethrones" or "he/she/it deposes" (from the verb destronar). It is used to describe removing someone from a position of power, such as a monarch, leader, or champion (e.g., in sports or rankings).

Destrona" in English means "he/she/it dethrones" or "he/she/it deposes" (from the verb destronar). It is used to describe removing someone from a position of power, such as a monarch, leader, or champion (e.g., in sports or rankings). by GravelWincher123 February 20, 2026

thesportzmaniac 

jew

e.g. bterrill

No, thesportzmaniac, I will not pay $10 to give you $20; but I will give you $0.01 if you make your sister give me another blowjob.

thesportzmaniac by newbiebotter December 18, 2004