Akira Toriyama's Dragon Ball, a global phenomenon, features Goku, a hero celebrated for his strength but questioned as a father. Despite saving the world countless times, Goku's dedication to ...

Goku wasn't born to be a hero, but a Saiyan conqueror, and everything about DBZ would be different if he hadn't hit his head as a child.

Goku and Vegeta's rivalry has been a cornerstone of Dragon Ball, with Goku consistently surpassing Vegeta due to his adaptability and willingness to learn from others. Vegeta's pride has often ...

Raditz rolled onto our screen and immediately shook things up. Goku’s brother kidnapped Gohan and wiped the floor with Goku and Piccolo. Goku thought of himself as tough, but Raditz showed him ...

Shanghai Goku Technologies, established in 2015, submitted the paper to the Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems – an annual gathering of top scientists in machine learning and AI ...

If you've ever been the type of sports fan who shouts at your favorite team from the couch about how you could play better than it, John Pak might be your new favorite golfer. "That was ...

Because he had to choke so far down his wedge grip, the club would have felt much lighter to him; shortening the club also changes how the ball launches, spins and reacts on the greens.

The Knicks took responsibility for their epic choke. Really, how could they not? Player after player pointed inward at their own team rather than praising anything the Pacers did following the ...

Goku’s decision to give Cell a senzu bean before his fight with Gohan in Dragon Ball Z seemed foolish, but it actually ...

The New York Knicks had Madison Square Garden erupting after Karl-Anthony Towns landed a 3-pointer to increase their lead to 17 points with just over six minutes to go. In most scenarios, that ...

Haliburton immediately delivered the infamous "choke" sign to the MSG crowd, the same way Miller did it to Spike Lee and Knicks fans during the Knicks-Pacers playoff wars in the 1990s. Here's what ...

Never one to miss an opportunity, the New York Post minced no words in its reaction: "CHOKE 2.0: Epic collapse crushes Knicks in frighteningly familiar fashion," with photos of Tyrese Haliburton ...