NBA fans were gifted a five-game extravaganza in Round 4, the action jam packed with on- and off-court entertainment.Cairns and Illawarra were the only sides to play twice over the weekend, with the Taipans securing their first victory of the season.The opening games of the round saw the bottom three sides on the ladder defeat loftier opponents, once again showcasing the evenness of the 2016/17 NBL season.Sydney extended their unbeaten run to five with a strong performance in front of their home crowd.Who and what stood out during Round 4?Leaky DefenceAdelaide 36ers are an exciting run-and-gun team, but that can leave you vulnerable on the defensive end. Teams have taken full advantage of this, leaving the 36ers defence looking non-existent at all.The 36ers are 3-3 through six games, conceding more points than Melbourne United who have played an extra game. They have given up an average of 113 points per game in their three losses, compared with only 79.6 points per game in victories.If they want to compete for the title, theyll need to knuckle down on the defensive end.Come for the KingsNo Kevin Lisch, no Julian Khazzouh, and only using an eight-man rotation: Are the Kings going to lose any time soon? It seems like a silly question but they dont look like ending their streak any time soon with the weapons they possess and the firepower to still come back.Welcoming Steve Blake for his first game, the Kings offence looked unstoppable as Brad Newley piled on 29 points and Jason Cadee finished with eight assists.With back-to-back games against Cairns in Round 5, they will fancy their streak can hit an incredible seven.Snakes BiteFourth time was a charm for the Taipans, as they were able to record the first victory of their season by taking down Melbourne United and then two days later claim their second against the Hawks.Behind an electric performance from Michigan State import Travis Trice, the Taipans took control of the game against United early in the second quarter, and never let go. A team performance got the job done against Illawarra, and things look to have finally turned around for the Taipans.Scoring MachinesThree separate individual performances on the weekend accounted for more than 30 percent of their teams total score. Thats no easy feat, and it shows that nobody is going to stop you from lighting it up when youre on.Newley eviscerated the Bullets with 29 points, a whopping 33.33 percent of the Sydney Kings total score of 87.Trice carried his team to victory with 28 points; with the Taipans scoring 83 points, Trice was responsible for 33.73 percent of their tally.And Nathan Sobey dropped 32 points in Adelaides losing effort against New Zealand, making up 34.4 percent of his teams score.Kings Having a PartyThe Kings celebrate every win by singing this incredible song. Enjoy. Scarpe Adidas Ingrosso .5 seconds to play in the game, Kevin Love never stopped believing that they would come out of there with a win. Scarpe Adidas Nmd Uomo Italia . 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Vaives lawyer Trevor Whiffen claims the former 50-goal man wasnt provided with a copy of the claim beforehand and that he would not have agreed to the allegations made against the NHL had he been asked to review its contents. LAS VEGAS -- Super middleweight Claressa Shields, the two-time U.S. Olympic gold-medal winner, made her professional debut in action-packed style as she powered to a four-round decision victory against amateur rival Franchon Crews on Saturday night at T-Mobile Arena.Shields, a 21-year-old from Flint, Michigan, was the best female in amateur boxing and named the most outstanding fighter of the womens tournament at the Rio Games in August. She began her pro career by defeating Crews, a decorated amateur who had lost three times to Shields in the unpaid ranks.Shields beat Crews again in the paid ranks and did so handily, winning 40-36 on all three judges scorecards in a blazing fight. ESPN.com also had Shields winning 40-36. Shields victory took place on the undercard of her idol Andre Wards light heavyweight world title challenge against Sergey Kovalev.It feels so good to have just made my pro debut, Shields said. This is what Ive been training for. Im faster and I hit harder. And Im the better fighter. But Crews brought 100 percent, and I respect her for that. I hope to fight next in January or February.?As soon as the bell rang to begin the fight, Shields and Crews stormed toward each other with all-out aggression in what was a blazing first round.dddddddddddd There were several heated exchanges, and they both landed clean punches. The action did not let up in the second round, but Shields appeared to get the better of Crews, even landing a heavy left hand as the round wound down.Referee Russell Mora twice warned Crews (0-1), 29, of Baltimore, for pushing Shields to the canvas and sneaking in some solid blows.Shields (1-0), who earned $50,000, was going hard for a knockout in the fourth round and rattled Crews, who made $10,000, with several hard punches.Its not what I wanted, but to be called on, last minute, for a fight of this magnitude, I am proud of myself, Crews said. We will fight again in the future.Shields, the most decorated female amateur in history who is also a four-time U.S. national champion and two-time world amateur champion, has not lost since 2012 and finished her amateur career 77-1. ' ' '