News about Bryant Gumbel

Jim Irsay, the Indianapolis Colts' owner, has threatened to sue ESPN's Frist Take and Analyst Stephen A. Smith over the show's remarks on his 2014 DUI arrest. During an interview with Bryant Gumbel of Real Sports, the 64-year-old Irsay told interviewer Andrea Kremer that he was discriminated against against nine years ago when he was arrested in Carmel, Indiana, on suspicion of DUI. Irsay told Kremer, "I am prejudiced against because I am a wealthy, white billionaire." 'They're not pulling me in, not knowing that I'm just the average guy down the block.'

Jim Irsay, the Indianapolis Colts' owner, may have skirted DUI charges in 2014 if he were anything other than a white billionaire, according to HBO. During an interview with Bryant Gumbel of Real Sports, the 64-year-old Irsay told interviewer Andrea Kremer that he was discriminated against nine years ago when he was arrested in Carmel, Indiana on suspicion of DUI. 'I am biased against because I am a wealthy, white billionaire,' Irsay told Kremer. 'If I'm just the average guy down the block, they're not pulling me in,' he says.' Irsay initially intended to rebut his remark, but instead he reiterated his conviction that he was the victim of bigotry. I don't care what it looks like,' he said. It's the truth.'

Matt Araiza, a former Bills punter, said he intends to sue attorney Dan Gilleon for defamation in connection with a civil lawsuit brought by the lawyer arguing that the player took part in a gang rape last year. Araiza was released by the Bills last August after being accused of raping a 17-year-old girl and two of his former San Diego State football teammates near the school's campus in the fall of 2021. However, it was discovered last month that Araiza was apparently not present at the suspected 2021 gang rape. Now, as he appeared on HBO's Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel on Tuesday night, Araiza revealed that he retained an advocate and did not settle the pending civil case, intending to sue Gilleon for defamation.

Lolo's career has been on point, winning three NCAA titles and 11 All-American awards, but her dating life has been a lot less fruitful, thanks in part to her public declaration of virginity. The sports star, who was still breaking track records by the time she graduated college, has become one of the world's most successful hurdlers. Throughout her impressive, decades-long career, the devout Christian and acclaimed athlete, now 40, has been very open about her decision to wait until marriage to have sex - as well as her desperate search for love and the continued heartbreak she has faced, leaving her to wonder, did her honesty about the subject destroy her chances of finding the one? She has been trying to find the one for more than a decade, and more recently, she suffered from three separate men who 'crossed the line, jeopardized her and her family's welfare, and changed her life.' Although the Olympic athlete is still searching for someone who will love her despite being a virgin at the age of 40, FEMAIL has put an end to her persistent search for her soulmate, as well as her immense 'anxiety' she feels over becoming a mother.