Buffalo Bills cornerback Vontae Davis didn’t even wait until the end of his team’s one-sided loss to retire last Sunday. He quit at halftime.
WWE Smackdown general manager Paige made her pro wrestling debut at the age of 13.
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The maniacal laugh, the signature goatee, the raised eyebrow, the barrel-chested physique that carried the powerhouse of a man.
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