What’s trending February 27 – March 5, 2022

Sports

UFC 272 Main Event

Saturday night, UFC 272 main event fight between Colby Covington and Jorge Masvidal was not what many thought it would be. The lead-up to the fight presented a drama between the two fighters that everyone thought would translate into the octagon, but in the end, Colby Covington wins the match by unanimous decision.

Lebron drops 56pts against the Warriors

Crypto.com Arena hosted the Golden State Warriors and LA Lakers game Saturday night. In a back-and-forth game with both teams having 10+ point leads at some parts of the game, the Lakers managed to get past the Warriors. Lebron had a hot night dropping 56 pts and ending the Lakers losing streak. The Lakers won 124 -116.

Sixers finds a back for Joel Embiid

After the Lakers waived DeAndre Jordan, the 7Sixers signed him for the rest of the year. The Sixers needed a back center for Joel Embiid, and they are hoping DeAndre Jordan can fill the part.

Entertainment

I am Legend 2

News of a sequel to the 2007 movie I am Legend is going to happen. Will Smith confirmed that plans are being made to create the sequel. More interesting, Michael B. Jordan is said to be an executive producer and co-star along with Will Smith.

Kate McKinnon Mocks Florida

During an SNL Skit, Kate Mckinnon addressed Florida’s "Don’t Say GayZ" law comically. Mckinnon makes funny of the logic behind the law not addressing sexual orientation in school.

Mardi Gras is back

After not having a Mardi Gras last year, New Orleans will be celebrated Mardi Gras this year.

Politics

Sen. Lindsey Graham Asking Russians to turn on Putin

In a speech, Sen. Lindsey Graham gave his thoughts on the situation between Russia and Ukraine. During the speech, he asked if anyone in Russia could kill Putin. The White House denies agreeing with anything Lindsey Graham said.

President Biden’s State of Union

Tuesday, President Biden addressed the situation of the Russian invasion in Ukraine. President Biden confirms to the country that he will back Ukraine. Also, President Biden praised the people of Ukraine for their bravery during the invasion.