Sports Rewind: Dwyane Wade Reaches Settlement With Ex-Wife

Plus, Andrew Bynum sees a finals in the Cavs' future.

Siohvaughn Funches vs. Dwyane Wade - We get that it's hard to see your ex move on to a new relationship, but D-Wade's baby momma seemed to be taking matters too far. Despite the NBA star's assertions that he's provided millions of dollars of alimony and child support for Funches and their two children, the former baller wife caused a scene in front of a Chicago courtroom pretending to be homeless to prove a point. Wade was awarded full custody of the kids, with Funches allowed visitation rights.(Photos: Courtesy Cook County Sheriff Office; Mark Davis/Getty Images)
Going All the Way to the Top - Newly minted Cleveland Cavaliers center Andrew Bynum is feeling optimistic with where the team is headed this season: "I want to get this team back into the playoffs and make some noise," he said at a press conference on Friday. The former Philadelphia 76ers star sat out all of last season due to knee issues, leaving some to wonder if he could bounce back. "I want to play a full season, and there is no doubt in my mind I can do that," Bynum said. (Photo: AP Photo/Matt Rourke, File)
Tiger Woods - Woods describes himself as one quarter Black, one quarter Thai, one quarter Chinese, one eighth white and one eighth Native American. He even coined the term "Cablinasian" to describe himself. (Photo: Stuart Franklin/Getty Images)Best of the Best - Miami Heat star LeBron James was the biggest winner at Wednesday's ESPY Awards in Los Angeles. For the second year in a row, he took home the awards for Best Championship Performance, Best NBA Player and Best Male Athlete. Also honored was Serena Williams (Best Female Athlete and Best Female Tennis Player) and Floyd Mayweather Jr. (Best Fighter). Click here for the complete list of winners. (Photo: Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images for ESPY)

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Dwyane Wade Reaches Settlement With Ex-Wife - Tiger Woods misses the mark at 2013 British Open, Andrew Bynum wants to take the Cavs to the Finals, LeBron's honors, plus more sports headlines. — Britt MiddletonThe bitter court battle between Miami Heat star Dwyane Wade and ex-wife Siohvaughn Funches-Wade has been put to rest, but the barbs keep on coming. A statement from Wade's publicist on Monday confirmed that a financial settlement was reached on July 16, three days before Funches-Wade protested outside a Chicago courthouse that she was "forced to live on the street" because of a failed lawsuit seeking a cut from her ex's endorsement deals. The statement rebuked Funches-Wade for "making a mockery of homelessness" and claimed Wade has given her provided her with income over $25,000 each month, paid her home mortgage and covered her attorney fees over the year...

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