The Rush: Tom Brady splits his pants during The Match, Tiger and Peyton take title

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May 24, 2020 at 10:34 PM

Golf owned the sports world on Sunday with The Match: Champions for Charity, which was full of trash talk, wild shots, and split pants. Plus, the NBA will restart its season at Disney World and Eli Manning wasn’t about to let Peyton Manning hog the spotlight as he finally joined Twitter.

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- TB, welcome to the match.

TOM BRADY: I split my pants.

- You got so excited that you split your pants after making that?

TOM BRADY: It was so much torque in that swing.

- Got you.

TOM BRADY: Yes. Sorry guys, you haven't seen that kind of power from Tiger yet today. We checked the seam on his, yep. His are still fine. So.

- We'll show you the shot they made Tom Brady split his pants. But first, the NBA may have plans. The league says it's set to return in July, finishing the season at Disney World.

- What it do, baby.

- You, what you know.

- Games will take place at Disney's ESPN Wide World Of Sports Complex in Orlando. The site will include housing and practice space for the players.

- Practice?

- We don't know the exact set up, like if they'll finish the regular season or jump straight into the playoffs. But I don't care. Sports might be, maybe, kind of coming back soon.

- Oh, thank god.

- There was this golf match in Florida yesterday, with four legends. And what happens when you put Tiger Woods, Peyton Manning, Phil Mickelson, and Tom Brady together?

PEYTON MANNING: It's hard to get to him. Do you bring Eli? Could do that. You bring Nick Foles. Maybe.

TOM BRADY: That's a cheap shot.

- A lot of smack talk. I don't like golf. I don't watch golf. Although I do occasionally hit the green, but I tuned into this one because the match had it all, like bad weather and technical difficulties.

TIGER WOODS: I just hear static. Is that what we're supposed to hear.

- Charles Barkley gambling on a lot of television.

CHARLES BARKLEY: If you get the green, I'm going to give $25,000 out of my own pocket.

TOM BRADY: Chucky, you saved yourself $50,000.

CHARLES BARKLEY: Woo. I should have just said, if you can just keep it on the planet.

[LAUGHTER]

TOM BRADY: Hey, when's football season start?

- And Tom Brady playing terribly, then somehow going full GOAT.

- Oh.

- Oh, go in.

- Yeah.

- Oh my goodness.

- Oh, you made it.

- This is what sports is all about, baby. Now Tiger and Peyton may have won the match, but a younger Manning wasn't willing to let his brother hog all the spotlight. Eli Manning has joined Twitter, and he's only 14 years late.

Tom Brady wasn't just taking on Peyton over the weekend. He also got on Eli on Twitter. But Eli fired right back and damn, now the man is 3 and 0 against the Bucs new quarterback.

- I'm on a roll.

- Look, rivalry is what it's all about, which is weird, because I don't got no rivalries. Because I'm undefeated, I ain't lose. I ain't lost all this year. 2020 been a loss. I guess I kind of losing now.

Because I mean, I want to be with my friends at the workplace. And I can't do that. But yeah, you know, rivalries is what it about.

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