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Fury-Wilder, Kobe memorial, NFL CBA, Scott Cochran, Bernie Sanders
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February 24, 2020
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February 24, 2020
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21:30Now PlayingOn today’s Outkick the Show, Clay Travis discussed the Fury-Wilder fight on Saturday. Clay believed the fight was reminiscent of the great boxing moments in history and was “great for boxing.” Clay believes Tyson Fury has a bright future as heavyweight champion of the world.
Clay Travis then commented on Kobe Bryant’s memorial service, giving nods to Michael Jordan’s humorous comment as well as an off-color comment from Shaq.
Clay Travis also shared his take on the NFL CBA situation, highlighting the difference between the positions held by the owners in contrast with those of the players. It is Clay’s opinion that the players have an unsophisticated perspective on the financial gains that could be enjoyed if they link arms with the owners.
Additionally, Clay Travis shared his opinion on the impact of the fear surrounding the coronavirus on the stock market.
Clay Travis discussed strength coach Scott Cochran’s decision to leave Alabama and join Kirby Smart at Georgia. This, said Travis, is significant.
Clay Travis continued by sharing his perspective on Apple/Amazon possibly purchasing CBS/Fox in the future. Clay believes it is probable and has recently purchased stock in CBS as he anticipates a future deal.
Finally, Clay Travis talked about Bernie Sanders and his strong chance of becoming the nominee for the Democrats in the 2020 election. Clay believes Sanders is too radical and President Trump will win the 2020 election if Sanders gets the nomination from the DNC.
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