LAS VEGAS — Cam Hollins always knew this day would come. He loved SlamBall growing up in the 2000s and 2010s, scouring YouTube for highlights of athletes soaring through the sky in a way he had never ...
With the resurgence of the XFL and the ascendency of the Pro Tour of Pickleball, it was only a matter of time before a sports cult classic returned to the court and canvas. Following a 20-plus-year ...
I visited SlamBall’s training camp in Las Vegas ahead of the alternative sports league’s opening night on Friday, expecting to get some videos of myself throwing down sick between-the-legs, 360-flip ...
The latest reboot isn’t a scripted TV series, but an early-2000s-launched sport that always had a strong TV component. That would be SlamBall, the basketball variant with more contact, four ...
What do you get when you combine Marshawn Lynch and SlamBall? Well, we’re going to see very soon. The veteran running back will join the broadcast for this week’s ESPN broadcast of the SlamBall ...
SlamBall is back and maybe better than ever. In case you've forgotten what the heck SlamBall is, it's a form of basketball played with trampolines underneath the baskets with a bit of football mixed ...
The high-octane sport of SlamBall is making its return. In an interview with TMZ Sports, SlamBall inventor Mason Gordon said he is bringing back the sport in the summer of 2023. "We've gotten ...
After a long hiatus, SlamBall is back, somewhat by popular demand. Whether you’ve spent hours on YouTube watching old highlights or are simply a curious sports fan, here’s what you need to know about ...
Mason Gordon did not set out to create a sport for superheroes -- just one where any person could emulate them. Born from a wicked imagination combining basketball, gymnastics, hockey and football ...
LOS ANGELES - JULY 30: Athlete LaMonica Garrett demonstrates the new team action sport "Slamball" at a live exhibition at Nick on Sunset on July 30, 2002 in Los Angeles, California. The new sport ...
More than 20 years ago, Mason Gordon had a thought: What if there was some way to combine the fast pace of basketball and the physicality of football? Drawing inspiration from “NBA Jam” and “NFL Blitz ...
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