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Jenisha Watts

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  • Black Enterprise

Past articles by Jenisha:

Maria Sharapova on rivalry with Serena Williams, failed drug test and journey to United States in new book 'Unstoppable'

She admits that Serena Williams has "owned" her, but Maria Sharapova says her journey to the United States as a kid and her return from a failed drug test prove her fortitude. And wait until you hear how she went to great lengths to grow to 6-foot-2. → Read More

Sanya Richards-Ross on her new memoir 'Chasing Grace'

Olympic champion Sanya Richards-Ross is open about her life as an athlete, daughter and then-girlfriend to football star Aaron Ross in her new memoir, "Chasing Grace." Here, she chats with espnW about key moments from her book. → Read More

Harlem Run Group Bringing The Funk To Uptown Neighbors

The stories behind some 2015 NYC Marathon participants who prepared for the race using Harlem Run, a running group that connects native Harlemites and transplants who now call Harlem home. → Read More

Why Everyone Should Know and Remember Former Baseball Player Curt Flood

Curt Flood was the first athlete to challenge major league baseball trading rules. → Read More

How Kobe Bryant Used Business Strategies to Recruit Rajon Rondo

Last month, Bryant hoped to cajole Rajon Rondo into joining the Lakers. Rondo becomes an unrestricted free agent this summer. → Read More

How the Patriots Helped Make the Super Bowl Tickets Cheaper

Due to the New England Patriot's advancing to the Super Bowl, Super Bowl ticket sales that have dropped because many fans watch from home. → Read More

A Super Bowl Infographic For the 'Big Game'

Google released search data around the 2014’s Super Bowl and the most recent football trends. → Read More

Why Most Super Bowl Advertisers Can’t Say ‘Super Bowl’ in Their Super Bowl Ads

The NFL has trademarked the term ‘Super Bowl,’ which means that most Super Bowl advertisers can't use the term without permission. → Read More

Rainbow PUSH Wall Street Project Economic Summit: The Next Generation of Athlete Dealmakers

Ex-athletes and current players gathered at the 18th annual Rainbow PUSH Wall Street Project Economic Summit on Jan. 14. → Read More

How Oakland Raiders Star LaMarr Woodley Smartly Took Advantage of His NFL Status

Oakland Raiders football star LaMarr Woodley has created multiple community-based programs around the country with his celebrity status. → Read More

LeBron James’ No. 23 Top Selling Jersey in NBA

LeBron James’s No. 23 has ballooned to the NBA’s best-selling jersey list for the first time since 2004. → Read More

Why Boston Was Likely Picked As The American Bid

On Jan. 8, Boston was chosen as the American bid city by the board of directors of the US Olympic Committee. → Read More

Super Bowl Ad Space Still Available, But For a Hefty Price

NBC announced that the network still has a few Super Bowl advertising spaces available for a hefty $4.5 million. → Read More

Marshawn Lynch Fails to Win NFL Appeal

Marshawn Lynch loses his appeal to the NFL of his $100,000 fine from earlier this season. → Read More

Former Baylor Star Who Was Suddenly Sidelined, Writes Memoir

Just five days before being drafted into the NBA, former Baylor athlete Isaiah Austin was told that he had Marfan syndrome. → Read More

Giants Release Defensive Coordinator Perry Fewell

The New York Giants’ defensive coordinator Perry Fewell will not return next season. → Read More

Dish Customers Able to Stream ESPN For $20 Monthly Fee

Dish Network customers will soon be able to reap the benefits of a new web-based television service called Sling TV. → Read More

A Tribute to ESPN Sportscaster Stuart Scott

Stuart Scott, the legendary ESPN sportscaster died on Jan.4, we remember some of his most famous moments. → Read More

The Year of Protest By Some Our Leading Athletes

From LeBron James to players from the St. Louis Rams, athletes were not afraid to speak out on social issues like the Mike Brown decision. → Read More

The Best Sports Moments in 2014

From LeBron James's decision to leave Miami for Cleveland to Mo'Ne Davis gracing the cover of Sports Illustrated and more. → Read More