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Arian Foster's Houston home is halfway under water, thanks to Hurricane Harvey.

The ex-Houston Texans running back still has a home in the area -- and his entire street has been hit hard from the storm.

"Neighbors took a video of our crib from across the street," Foster wrote while posting video showing several homes submerged ... while the rain continues to pour.

So far, at least 5 people have died from the storm and thousands of residents have been forced to leave town -- including Foster.

Foster's former teammate, J.J. Watt, has kick-started a campaign to help hurricane relief ... and is hoping to raise $500k for flood victims.

Conor McGregor was feeling so good the day after the Mayweather fight, he strolled into a Vegas pool party ... and turned up with a bunch of hot chicks in bikinis.

Conor was welcomed into Encore Beach Club by a crowd of loyal Irish fans -- who didn't seem to give one crap that he lost. They chanted and danced and boozed. Conor loved it.

But it was the OTHER McGregor who stole the show -- Conor's older sister, Erin, a former competitive bodybuilder who's also done some fitness modeling.

Erin and her baby daddy, Terry, turned up with the rest of the McGregor clan.

You would too, if your brother just made $100 million.

Sorry, fight fans -- Floyd Mayweather is "officially done" ... meaning there's not gonna be a rematch with Conor McGregor -- so says his kid.

We spoke to Koraun after the fight ... and he confirmed that Floyd's hangin' up his gloves.

"No chance. No chance. No rematch," Koraun told TMZ Sports, when we asked if he might come back for another HUGE payday.

"Officially done. He's 40, gotta realize that. He's an old man."

Floyd's son says his dad's got a business to take care of too ... so he's happy retiring at 50-0.

FYI, Mayweather said the McGregor fight was his last one "for sure."

Conor McGregor's next fight will be in the OCTAGON -- so says Dana White, who tells TMZ Sports the Irish superstar is 100% going back to the UFC to "do what we do."

We spoke with White minutes after Mayweather racked up victory #50 over Conor on Saturday -- and Dana said he couldn't be more proud of the 29-year-old fighting sensation.

"That kid went out there tonight, 0-0 in boxing ... and went 10 rounds with the best to ever do it."

White says he's not sure who Conor will fight next in the UFC -- but he's certain there will be no follow-up boxing match for Conor.

Dana's not worried about Conor going Hollywood either -- "I don't know about movies. He's a fighter, not a movie star."

The smokin' hot daughter of Bucks co-owner Wes Edens is shootin' HIGH with her NBA future ... saying she's gunnin' to own the most valuable team in the league!!

Spoiler -- it's not the Bucks (sorry, dad).

“I wanna buy the Knicks one day," Mallory Edens told TMZ Sports when we saw her in L.A.

Our photog asked if she was gonna try and trade the franchises in a Kyrie-for-IT-level blockbuster ... but she wasn't having none of that.

“I don’t need to swap -- my dad can keep the Bucks.”

Ouch.

In her defense ... the Knicks are worth a lot more -- Forbes says they're valued at $3.3 BILLION!

In all seriousness, Mallory told us she wants to be a trailblazer for women in the NBA and sports in general ... and we think she can do it.

I mean, she can basically spell Giannis Antetokounmpo. Pretty impressive.

Ever wonder what happens when UFC champions randomly bump into the guys they've been calling out?

That's exactly what happened to Tyron Woodley on his recent trip to Vegas ... when a visit to Freddie Roach's boxing gym turned into a random meeting with Georges St-Pierre!

You know -- the same Georges St-Pierre that T-Wood said is "scared" to fight him.

Our photog figured Tyron and GSP would've thrown hands ... but Tyron told us they were too busy breaking down Georges' upcoming fight with Michael Bisping.

Woodley's a UFC analyst on FS1 -- and GSP's a crazy nice dude (even for a Canadian) -- so we're not too surprised that's how it went down.

A Stipe Miocic vs. Jon Jones superfight ain't on the table anymore ... but was it ever??

We spoke to the heavyweight champ on the heels of Jon's failed steroids test ... and Stipe says he hadn't heard of a potential matchup with Jones till Dana White mentioned it to reporters.

"I had no idea. I was like, 'That's news to me,'" Miocic told TMZ Sports.

Stipe's not ruling out a fight with Jones down the road -- but with JJ sidelined for who knows how long, he says he's looking to pull a Conor McGregor ... and fight heavyweight boxing champ Anthony Joshua!

Stipe would be a BIG underdog, just like Conor was against Floyd Mayweather ... but tells us he can hang with Joshua, no problem.

Dude was a Golden Gloves champ ... so never say never.

Eric Dickerson has high hopes for his old pal O.J. Simpson when he gets out of jail later this fall ... but his highest is hittin' the green with him.

We got the NFL Hall of Famer Sunday at LAX and asked what he thought of O.J.'s imminent release after being granted parole in July ... which could see him out as early as October.

Eric makes no bones about it -- he wants O.J. to stay out of trouble this time around ... something he says he warned him about before his 2008 conviction.

Shannon Sharpe says he "1,000% wholeheartedly disagrees" with every word Jim Brown said about Colin Kaepernick ... telling TMZ Sports he's incredibly disappointed in the NFL Hall of Famer.

As we previously reported, Jim spoke out AGAINST Colin's national anthem protest -- saying he would never disrespect the anthem by taking a knee -- and told Colin he needs to choose whether he wants to be an activist or a football player.

The comments DEFINITELY didn't sit well with Shannon -- the co-host of FS1's "Undisputed" says it hurts that someone as well respected as Brown would throw shade at someone trying to stand up for black people.

Sharpe also said he didn't realize there was a right and wrong way to protest -- and referenced the famous '67 Cleveland Summit, where stars like Brown, Muhammad Ali, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and more banded together to support Ali's refusal to be drafted into the U.S. military.

"I'm sure they told him in 1967 when he called that Summit, I'm sure they said it wasn't the right way."

Allen Iverson didn't play in the BIG3 championship in Vegas, but he was still trying to go home a winner ... 'cause the Answer hit up the roulette tables right after the game.

TMZ Sports obtained photos of the the 3's Company player/coach betting away at the high limit roulette tables at the MGM Grand Saturday night. The sign on the table shows a $100 minimum and he appears to have a fat stack of black chips in front of him.

Iverson's been casino hoppin' throughout the BIG3 tour -- he was spotted gambling in Philly and Chicago. He was suspended for missing a game earlier this season ... and we got photos showing him on a gambling run around the time he was supposed to be in Dallas.

No word on how long Iverson's Vegas gambling binge lasted -- but we're told he was only at THIS roulette table for a short period of time.

There were reports Iverson's been dealing with gambling issues in the past ... but he's publicly denied having a problem.

Conor McGregor may have lost the fight, but he was a champ at Encore Beach Club at Night in Vegas Saturday after the awesome battle in the ring.

Conor took the mic and told the crowd, "It didn't turn out the way we wanted but we can still party like it did."

Truth be told, it was something of a victory for Conor to go 10 rounds with Floyd, and it's pretty clear the crowd also saw it that way.

Conor danced to Biggie's "Juicy" and Fat Joe's "All the Way Up."

Floyd Mayweather partied all night after his victory, and it got so wild cops had to come and calm things down.

The champ showed up at his strip club, Girl Collection, in Vegas at around 2:30 am Sunday in the sickest new Red Bugatti.

Floyd partied inside for 2 hours, then re-surfaced and dealt with Vegas cops who showed up for crowd control. They were so many people who wanted a piece of Floyd they were spilling into the streets.

Who's the REAL winner of Floyd Mayweather vs. Conor McGregor?

Not Floyd. Not Conor. Nope ... it's STEVE HARVEY!

Fight fans were blowing up social media during the bout ... trying to figure out how Steve had pulled a better ringside seat than mega-stars like LeBron James and Diddy.

Well, we might have the answer -- partially.

TMZ Sports broke the story ... Ari Emanuel, the head of talent agency WME-IMG, got 250 tickets to dole out to celebs for the super-fight -- and we're told Ari and co. had a tough time deciding who got the sweetest set-ups for May-Mac ... the politics of seating were a "nightmare."

Turns out Steve's way high up on the food chain -- and we could tell he was having the time of his life in his primo seat.

Especially cause he didn't have to announce the winner.

Conor McGregor may have lost, but there's another way of looking at it ... a way that was clearly embraced by his Irish fans who went wild after the fight at the T-Mobile Arena and Vegas casinos.

A hoard of folks made the trek from Ireland to watch Conor prosecute himself more than respectably against Floyd Mayweather for 10 rounds. They showed their appreciation and Irish spirit afterword, in appropriately rowdy fashion.

There were hundreds of celebrities at T-Mobile in Vegas to watch Floyd Mayweather battle Conor McGregor, and all but one had nothing but praise.

David Charvet, Carl Frampton, Sharon Osbourne, Tony Robbins, Paul Mitchell, A-Rod, J-Lo and Andre Berto had nothing but good things to say about the 10-rounder.

The only criticism came from Big Boy ... and he was not alone in what he felt was lacking.

Floyd Mayweather beat Conor McGregor -- literally and literally -- but it was way closer than just about anyone thought.

Conor ran out of gas in the 9th and Floyd opened up in the 10th with a flurry. Conor never went down but it was clearly over ... so the ref stopped the fight.

It was shockingly close ... It looked to us like Conor won the first three rounds -- the judges saw it differently. Floyd came back strong in the next 3.

It looked like going into the 10th Floyd was winning by a razor thin margin ... but again, the judges had a wider margin in favor of Floyd.

In the end, the fighters showed respect for each other, hugging as they became ridiculously rich.

Demi Lovato kicked things off with the National Anthem.

Before that, Floyd came out in an awesome mask, to the delight of the arena.