This Week's UPDATES

The first month of 2021 is coming to end today, and so far with still living in the chaos of 2020. Luckily, we still have 11 more months to turn things around, but until they do het better, we'll have to get use to what we're dealing with now. That said, ;et's take a look at this week's all new 7-Day Round-Up.

7-Day Round-Up
Sunday
Hours after the Tampa Bay Buccaneers won the NFC Title, the Kansas City Chiefs won the AFC Championship.	KlicK
Monday
President Joe Biden signs four executive actions focused on racial equity in America.	KlicK
Tuesday
According to German health ministry, ‘no data’ suggests that Oxford and AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine is ineffective in older people.	KlicK
Wednesday
AMC Entertainment’s shares surge more than 200% due to feverish buyings from retail traders.	KlicK
Thursday
Famous Emmy and Tony award winner Cicely Tyson passed away at the age of 96.	KlicK
Friday
Three-time MLB All-Star Daniel Murphy announces his retirement from baseball after 12 years.	KlicK
Saturday
Coors Field, home of the Colorado Rockies, holds a massive COVID-19 vaccination drive.	KlicK

Super Bowl LV is next Sunday, and nobody can wait for the defending champions Kansas City Chiefs stroll into Tampa Bay and face the Buccaneers who will be making history as the first NFL team to play in the Super Bowl taking place in their own home stadium. Tonight is the 2021 WWE Royal Rumble, which means the Road to WrestleMania 37 in Tampa will commence shortly, so to catch everyone up to speed with the final match card of tonight's event, they can find it down below in this new Max Sports rundown with NBA, NHL, AEW and College Basketball included.

NCAAM Basketball

Yesterday

#24 Oklahoma 66, #9 Alabama 61

#10 Texas Tech 76, LSU 71

Florida 85, #11 West Virginia 80

#12 Missouri 102, TCU 98

#3 Villanova 80, Seton Hall 72

Penn State 81, #14 Wisconsin 71

#2 Baylor 84, Auburn 72

Georgia Tech 76, #16 Florida State 65

#20 Virginia Tech 65, #8 Virginia 51

#18 Tennessee 80, #15 Kansas 61

#23 UCLA 57, Oregon State 52

Purdue 81, #21 Minnesota 62

#1 Gonzaga 97, Pepperdine 75

#5 Texas vs Kentucky was cancelled

#17 Creighton 69, DePaul 62

Today

SMU vs Houston at 1PM on ESPN

Michigan State vs #13 Ohio State at 1PM on CBS

Tomorrow

Georgia Tech vs #25 Louisville at 2PM on ACCN

#24 Oklahoma vs #10 Texas Tech at 9PM on ESPN

Tuesday

Michigan State vs #7 Iowa at TBD on FS1

#2 Baylor vs #5 Texas at 7PM on ESPN/ESPN3

11 West Virginia vs Iowa State at 7PM on ESPN+

Penn State vs #14 Wisconsin at 7PM on FS1

#18 Tennessee vs Ole Miss at 7PM on ESPN2

Kansas State vs #15 Kansas at 8PM on ESPN+

#16 Florida State vs Boston College at 9PM on ACCN

NBA

Last Night

Trail Blazers 123, Bulls 122

Hornets 126, Bucks 114

Rockets 126, Pelicans 112

Heat 105, Kings 104

Lakers 96, Celtics 95

Grizzlies 129, Spurs 112

Suns 111, Mavericks 105

Warriors 118, Pistons 91

Today

Clippers vs Knicks at 1PM

Jazz vs Nuggets at 3:30PM on NBATV

78ers vs Pacers at 7PM

Magic vs Raptors at 7PM

Nets vs Wizards at 7PM on NBATV

Cavaliers vs Timberwolves at 8PM

Tomorrow

Lakers vs Hawks at 7:30PM

Hornets vs Heat at 7:30PM

Timberwolves vs Cavaliers at 8PM

Knicks vs Bulls at 8PM

Trail Blazers vs Bucks at 8PM

Kings vs Pelicans at 8PM

Rockets vs Thunder at 8PM

Suns vs Mavericks at 8:30PM on NBATV

Grizzlies vs Spurs at 8:30PM

Pistons vs Nuggets at 9PM

WWE

Royal Rumble match card

- 30-Man Royal Rumble match for a world championship match at WrestleMania 37

- 30-Woman Royal Rumble match for a women's championship match at WrestleMania 37

- Roman Reigns vs Kevin Owens in a Last Man Standing match for the WWE Universal Championship

- Drew McIntyre vs Goldberg for the WWE Championship

- Asuka and Charlotte Flair vs Nia Jax and Shayna Baszler for the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship

- Sasha Banks vs Carmella for the WWE SmackDown Women's Championship

AEW

Revolution match card

- The Young Bucks vs TBD for the AEW World Tag Team Championship

- Team Taz vs Darby Allin and Sting in a Tag Team Street Fight

NFL

Super Bowl LV

Kansas City Chiefs vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Next Sunday at 6:30PM on CBS

NHL

Yesterday

Sabres 4, Devils 3 in a Shootout

Penguins 5, Rangers 4 in Overtime

Flyers 3, Islanders 2 in Overtime

Capitals 4, Bruins 3

Hurricanes 4, Stars 1

Lightning 4, Predators 3

Panthers 3, Red Wings 2 in Overtime

Flames , Canadiens 0

Oilers 4, Maple Leafs 3 in Overtime

Avalanche 5, Wild 1

Blues 6, Ducks 1

Canucks 4, Jets 1

Today

Devils vs Sabres at 1PM

Stars vs Hurricanes at 5PM

Panthers vs Red Wings at 5PM

Islanders vs Flyers at 7PM on ESPN+

Blue Jackets vs Blackhawks at 7PM

Avalanche vs Wild at 8PM

Blues vs Ducks at 8PM on ESPN+

Senators vs Oilers at 9PM

Tomorrow

Penguins vs Rangers at 7PM on NBCSN

Bruins vs Capitals at 7PM

Predators vs Lightning at 7PM

Canucks vs Canadiens at 7PM

Flames vs Jets at 8PM on ESPN+

Golden Knights vs Sharks is postponed

Our Main Story this week is on the surgence of COVID-19..............................vaccines, what else did you think we're going to talk about? I spent a while praising the pro of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine and the Moderna vaccine, as well as the cons of these two. This week, we're going to catch on the latest news on the new COVID-19 vaccine from Johnson & Johnson. Last Friday, the company known for developing medical devices, pharmaceutical, and consumer packaged goods like mouth wash and baby oil, announced some good news on the analysis of their Phase 3 trials. Media outlets are calling the results "good," I think that there's no other word to describe it, but the difference with this vaccine than the others is that patients only have to take it once. Johnson & Johnson announced its single-shot vaccine is 66% effective in preventing moderate to severe COVID-19, even more so, it was found to be 85% effective at preventing severe disease and 100% effective at preventing hospitalization and death. Now here comes the con of it all, while the vaccine is much stronger in the US, it is less effective to the new variant of COVID-19 found in South Africa, which has already hit eastern part of the US. Other things to talk about Johnson & Johnson, it expects to be able to produce 1 billion doses of vaccine a year — more enough to protect 1 billion people, Dr. Fauci has said that the new vaccine is "good news" when trying to win the fight against COVID-19. Finally, J&J says it will be filing for its Emergency Use Authorization application to the FDA this coming week as the US currently has an order for 100 M doses of the J&J, with the order to be fully filled by the end of June. All this in general will help President Joe Biden's push to get 100 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines in the arms of Americans in his first 100 days a bit quicker. For better experts on this new news, scroll down below for a new Web Choice playlist explaining everything.