Under overcast skies, Tiger Woods, 43, shot a final round thirteen under par, 70 for the day, to capture his fifth Masters Championship, leaving him one short of tying Jack Nicklaus who holds the record.

Before walking off of the course, to fans chanting in unison “Tiger… Tiger” Woods had to emerge from a group of five co-leaders, which included Brooks Koepka, and Francesco Molinari; all once, tied at twelve under par.

Undaunted by the stellar play of his closest competition; Tiger Woods sank a short Birdie Putt on the Fifteenth hole, to move into sole possession of first place.

With a one-shot lead at thirteen under par, Tiger Woods went in for the kill; he muscled a beautiful tee-shot, and mouthed “come on” multiple times, as he tried to will the ball closer to the pin at the sixteenth hole; minutes later he sank another Birdie, to increase his lead, on his way to snagging this year’s Masters.

The last time the golf veteran won this major was in 2005; today’s vintage performance gives him the record for the longest gap (14 years) between victories at the eighty-three-year-old Masters Tournament; the Tiger still has teeth.

The Weeknd has joined forces with esports under the OverActive Media group umbrella, which owns the Toronto Defiant of the Overwatch League.

The Toronto pop star reportedly now owns a stake in the group of investors including Michael Kimel, part-owner of the Pittsburgh Penguins, and tech entrepreneur Sheldon Pollock. The Weeknd will also serve as global ambassador for the Canadian company.

“We are thrilled to be welcoming a global superstar like Abel to our investor family,” OverActive Media president and CEO Chris Overholt said in a statement Wednesday. “Abel’s standing in the music industry will provide our Toronto Defiant and Splyce brands the opportunity to reach more fans and engage new audiences.”

“As a big esports fan, I am really excited to be involved in this project,” The Weeknd said in a statement. “I am looking forward to collaborating with OverActive Media in unique and innovative ways.”

The sporting giant also owns teams in the League of Legends European Championship, Call of Duty World League, Rocket League, StarCraft, and Smite.

OverActive strongly believes the singer will become an integral part of the brand’s overall elevation in the near future.

Lonzo Ball is making it known he wants nothing more to do with Big Baller Brand, and will be moving on to bigger and better brands, no pun intended. The Los Angeles Lakers point guard posted a cryptic picture hinting a deal with Nike may be on the horizon.

His best friend and manager Darren Moore took to IG, posing a video of himself tossing a pair of ZO2 shoes down a trash chute. And now, in a report from The Blast, Ball has covered up his Big Baller Brand tattoo with a pair of dice.

Ball will continue to distance himself from Alan Foster, the Big Baller Brand founder who reportedly stole $1.5 million from his personal and business accounts. With Ball owning 51 percent of the company, the split has left the company in bits and pieces, leaving the next phase of the BBB franchise is dark territory.

There has not been an official announcement from Ball or his camp about his plans for the future.