Month: February 2026

Fighter Jarrell “Big Baby” Miller had an embarrassing moment during the January 31 undercard with Kingsley Ibeh in New York, when he lost his hair.

Miller’s toupee flew off his head during the fight, and the moment was captured in a viral video. He then threw the hairpiece into the crowd, according to another video that went viral on X.

“I’ve never see this before but the fighter is getting the hair knocked off his head,” the announcer said in the video, which showed Ibeh pummeling Miller and then Miller’s toupee standing straight up after being knocked partially off his scalp.

According to ESPN, the heavyweight Miller had promised he would knock out Ibeh, but instead Ibeh knocked off his hair. Still, Miller went on to deliver a split decision, so the night ended on a better note, ESPN reported.

The Announcer Joked of Jarrell Miller’s Hair Mishap: ‘It’s Like a Cartoon’

Noooo Jarrell Miller just got the hair piece knocked off his head 😭
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— Happy Punch (@HappyPunch) February 1, 2026

“Wow. That is going to make the rounds on social media,” the announcer said, and it did.

The video shows that Miller kept fighting with his hairiece ajar. “It’s like a cartoon,” the announcer joked, as Miller kept taking punches and his toupee bobbed on his head.

“Oh, my goodness gracious,” the announcer continued. Eventually, Miller ripped the dangling toupee completely off his scalp. He didn’t seem too upset about it, though. He put both hands in the hair and had a big smile on his face, although you could still see the ring on his head from where the toupee used to be.

“Noooo Jarrell Miller just got the hair piece knocked off his head,” a page wrote, sharing the video on X, where it racked up almost half a million views.

Miller explained after the fight that the toupee was new, and he got it only two days before the fight because he accidentally washed his hair with “ammonia bleach” instead of shampoo, ESPN reported.

“I’m a comedian,” Miller said during the postfight interview, according to ESPN. “You have to make fun of yourself.”

The Jokes Flew About Jarrell Miller’s Hair After the Bizarre Incident Went Viral

Nah this shit too funny bro https://t.co/2yKDTHXnUm

— Clip Central (@ClipCentraI) February 1, 2026

Fans had a lot of fun on social media at Miller’s expense. Another video clip appeared to show the hairpiece sitting on a chair outside the ring.

One person shared a meme and wrote, “Hair glue companies blowing up his phone right now.” Other fans were confused why Miller had opted for the toupee in the first place. “I don’t know why a man would wear a wig, you can just be bald and it’s not bad at all,” that person wrote.

“No recovery from this. Poor guy,” wrote a fan. “Can’t say I’ve ever seen that before,” another fan mused.

Other people admired how Miller handled the moment. “His insecurity has been erased. That’s sharp thinking right there,” a person wrote on X. “Most people would have been drowned in shame, but he quickly shook it off and wore his baldness like a crown. For me, he’s the ultimate winner of the fight as not many eventually defeat their insecurities in life.”

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Jelly Roll honored the “Prince of Darkness” at a Beverly Hills party hosted by music legend Clive Davis, leading up to the Grammys. The country music star followed Machine Gun Kelly (MGK), who performed “I Don’t Want to Stop.”

More musicians will pay tribute during the Grammys, including Post Malone, Slash and Duff McKagan of Guns ‘N Roses, Chad Smith, the drummer from the Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Andrew Watt.

Ozzy died last August of a heart attack and was in treatment for Parkinson’s since his diagnosis in 2019. He performed one last time in July. Some of his top hits include “Crazy Train” and “Bark at the Moon.”

His wife, Sharon, and his children, Jack and Kelly, attended the party to hear the tributes from many people in attendance.

Carlos Alcaraz won a Grand Slam with a thrilling victory over a resurgent Novak Djokovic in Australia, but his dating history is less clear.

Whether the Spanish tennis star has a girlfriend is a mystery. He’s been connected to various women, but whether any of them is actually his girlfriend, or has been, is not something he’s ever confirmed. In recent years, as his rivalry with Jannik Sinner and prowess on the court grew, Alcaraz has given a few comments about his dating life.

Sinner has a girlfriend, a Danish model named Laila Hasanovic, although she didn’t make an appearance in Australia.

Carlos Alcaraz Has Explained That Professional Tennis Makes Having a Girlfriend ‘Complicated’

Alcaraz told Vogue in 2023 that relationships can be challenging due to the demands of the professional tennis circuit. It should be noted that he’s very young and has plenty of time to date; he is only 22 years old.

“It’s complicated, never staying in one place,” he told Vogue in 2023.“It’s hard to find the person who can share things with you if you’re always in different parts of the world.”

In fact, he told Vogue that he lives with his mother and had been single for 18 months at that point.

Carlos Alcaraz Made Clear He Enjoys the Party Circuit in Ibiza

It’s also well-known that Alcaraz enjoys the party circuit, especially Ibiza.

Tennis pro Nick Kyrgios explained that Alcaraz likes to party in controversial comments while comparing Alcaraz to Sinner.

“I choose Sinner, because Alcaraz loves girls,” he said. “He could get distracted, he might party too much.”

In June, Alcaraz discussed the Ibiza angle and tried to downplay the trips.

“I went to Ibiza again,” Alcaraz said during his a press conference in June. “It was fun, but honestly, I was there more mentally than physically. I had fun, just three nights, three days, and I think that was more than enough… The craziest thing was probably staying out really late. I danced a bit, but nothing more than what a normal person would do.”

Carlos Alcaraz Has Been Linked to Some High Profile Women

Here or there, Alcaraz ends up linked to a high-profile woman, but nothing has ever come of any of it.

Tennis Tonic reported that Alcaraz had a girlfriend named Maria Gonzalez Gimenez when he was 18, but they broke up some time ago.

One of those women was professional tennis player Emma Raducanu, who attended one of his matches at Wimbledon, sparking talk, but she later clarified that they are just friends.

DJ Peggy Gou sparked similar talk at the Australian Open when she showed up in Alcaraz’s box, but “they have said they are just good friends,” USA Today reported.

USA Today reported during the Australian Open that Alcaraz appears to be single.

The other persistent rumor about Alcaraz is that he’s dating Brooks Nader. There’s some evidence for that one, but no evidence its an ongoing thing. Nader’s sister “did reveal that Brooks had dated Alcaraz… and then apparently she was ALSO dating Jannik Sinner,” USA Today reported.

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Watch any recent project from Guy Ritchie—especially Netflix’s The Gentlemen—and a pattern becomes hard to unsee. The most dangerous characters don’t drive sports cars. They arrive in Range Rovers, Bentleys, and other big, expensive SUVs that look like they’ve already won. You can see the show’s whole vibe packaged right on the official The Gentlemen series page on Netflix: suave, controlled, and quietly menacing.

That choice isn’t accidental. Ritchie understands that cars still work as character shorthand. He’s simply updated the language. In his world, power doesn’t arrive screaming at redline. It shows up quietly, idles calmly, and doesn’t care who’s watching.

Sports cars project aspiration. They’re loud, fragile, and performative. Ritchie’s SUVs project inevitability. They suggest money that didn’t need permission, confidence that doesn’t seek approval, and mobility that works anywhere. A city curb or a country estate makes no difference.

That’s why British luxury SUVs play so well on screen. A Range Rover doesn’t say “look at me.” It says “this will be handled,” which aligns perfectly with the brand’s own “modern luxury” positioning on Range Rover’s official site. A Bentley Bentayga doesn’t flex speed so much as access, comfort, and consequence—basically the mission statement Bentley bakes into its Bentayga model page.

Hollywood has always used cars to telegraph masculinity. Ritchie just stripped away the obvious choices. No neon paint. No carbon wings. No juvenile theatrics. Just vehicles that imply control.

The SUV as the New Power Suit

In Ritchie’s films and series, SUVs function the way tailored suits once did. They’re signals. They tell you who runs the room before anyone speaks. They imply preparation, reach, and consequence.

That lands right now because masculinity itself has shifted. The modern ideal favors restraint over flash and competence over theater. People still want luxury—but they want luxury that survives weather, terrain, and inconvenience. They want vehicles that don’t feel precious when conditions get messy.

That sensibility also explains why luxury brands lean so hard into rugged credibility. Porsche didn’t give the 911 Dakar a rally identity by mistake; Porsche’s own 911 Dakar intro sells the idea that capability is part of the flex. Ritchie didn’t invent the change. He just recognized it early—and cast his cars accordingly.

My Verdict

The most interesting vehicles in Guy Ritchie’s work aren’t fast or futuristic. They’re confident. They sit quietly in the frame and do exactly what their drivers expect of them.

That’s why these SUVs linger long after the scene ends. They don’t shout. They don’t explain themselves. They simply look like they belong wherever they are—and that’s still the most convincing form of power on screen.