It wasn’t quite Game 5 of the NBA Finals like the first time White got his teeth knocked out. This edition of the Boston-Philadelphia rivalry seemed to feature more star power on the sidelines ...

Ronda Rousey was knocked out ... “When you were a boxer at that level making that kind of money and you were the main event, the camp was built all around you,” White continued.

On May 1, 1900, Johnson took on his first white opponent, an Australian named Jim Scanlon, whom he knocked out in the seventh ... saying that "no white boxer should meet a Negro in Memphis." ...

White immediately grabbed his mouth and hurriedly scooped up some debris from the court. The debris, as it turned out, was White’s own teeth. “It’s not a pretty sight,” White told ...

Thirty-five years ago this week, on Feb. 11, 1990, Columbus' own Buster Douglas knocked out Mike Tyson to claim the world heavyweight title.