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We may have found the one thing that can stop Brock Lesnar -- a slippery floor ... 'cause the former WWE World Heavyweight Champion took a tumble while making his entrance during 'Monday Night Raw!!'

Lesnar was was on his way to join forces with Logan Paul, Bron Breakker, Bronson Reed and Drew McIntyre ahead of Saturday's Survivor Series WarGames match ... when the blooper seen around the world happened.

As Brock tried to time his scream with the fireworks, the Beast Incarnate took a fall ... with Paul Heyman looking confused just like everyone watching the show.

To Brock's credit ... he walked it off like a champ -- jumping back to his feet and continuing on with the show.

Once the show went off the air and he made his way to the back, he returned to the scene of the crime to try and dry the area up, with a fan joking with him to "watch out."

It's not the first mishap Brock has experienced this calendar year. In September ... he ripped his pants while delivering his signature move to R-Truth -- but like his slip Monday night, he got a good laugh from it.

Kayla Nicole is leveling up! She says she's done with lowly ball players ... now she has her eyes set on their bosses.

On the "Tap In With Harry Jowsey" podcast, the eponymous host said he's a part-owner of a pro rugby team in L.A.

Apparently, this piqued Kayla's interest, because she asked if he had any owner friends, dishing ... "I keep saying I don't want to date any more athletes, but I'm down to date the owners of the teams."

Better late than never -- three years after filing for divorce and eight years removed from their split, Oscar De La Hoya and his wife, Millie Corretjer, have settled their dissolution of marriage, TMZ Sports has learned.

According to court documents we obtained, both parties appeared in the case and have entered into an agreement to stick a fork in the matter ... and now all that's left is for the judge to sign off on the deal to make it official.

While specifics remain confidential ... Oscar checked the box to waive his right to receive spousal support from Millie -- while indicating she should be paid according to their agreement.

A piece of L.A. basketball history is hitting the auction block -- the game ball used by Kobe Bryant, Shaquille O'Neal and the Lakers when they won the 2000 NBA Finals!!

TMZ Sports has learned bidding for the item is part of the Sotheby's "Winter Sports Classic" ... with the company showcasing $30 million worth of sports memorabilia at The Breuer Building in New York.

The ball -- from Game 6 of the Lakers vs. Pacers showdown, which L.A. won, 116-111 -- is among the many iconic items looking for new homes.

12:34 PM PT -- The NFL just announced Tre'von Moehrig has been suspended one game without pay for "unsportsmanlike conduct."

Specifically, the league said Moehrig violated Rule 12, Section 3, Article 1 ... which addresses "any act which is contrary to the generally understood principles of sportsmanship" like "throwing a punch, or a forearm, or kicking at an opponent."

Like all punishments, Moehrig can appeal if he so wishes.

San Francisco 49ers receiver Jauan Jennings was on the receiving end of a punch to the junk during "Monday Night Football" ... and he was so pissed about the move, he ended up fighting back after the game.

The attack below the belt went down late in the Niners' 20-9 victory over the Carolina Panthers on primetime ... when Jennings and defensive back Tre'von Moehrig were in each other's faces amid the action.

Jennings was visibly frustrated and in pain over the act ... and after the win was secured, he retaliated by swinging on Moehrig.

Turns out Megan Moroney is still on the market -- the popular country singer just shut down rumors that she's dating 49ers star Nick Bosa, or anyone for that matter.

The "Tennessee Orange" musician addressed the Bosa romance gossip in a new interview with PEOPLE -- addressing speculation that started back in October after she was spotted watching a Niners game in a Levi's Stadium suite, holding a "Moroney 9" jersey.

Fans speculated she was there for Bosa ... but now Moroney is finally setting the record straight.

Shedeur Sanders' NFL debut as a starter has folks dissecting his every snap, but CBS announcer Ross Tucker loved what he saw from the rookie ... telling TMZ Sports he saw "major strides" from Deion's kid.

Sanders led Cleveland to its third win of the season on the road against the Raiders on Sunday ... and Tucker -- an NFL player-turned-broadcaster -- had a perfect view of the action as he called the game.

Tucker said he was truly impressed by the improvement Sanders made in comparison to his second-half appearance against the Ravens a week prior ... but what really struck him most was how he embraced all the pressure, considering he's the son of an NFL Hall of Famer.

Two University of Alabama at Birmingham football players were released from the hospital ... just days after they were allegedly stabbed by their teammate, who is now facing an attempted murder charge.

Blazers interim head coach Alex Mortensen, who took over when Trent Dilfer was fired in October, shared the good news while speaking with the media Monday afternoon.

"I've had the opportunity to sit with our injured players and their families, and they are okay with me telling you that they have left the hospital and are recovering," the coach said.

Bernie Kosar will be celebrating his birthday at home -- the Cleveland Browns legend was released from the hospital just days after his successful liver transplant.

The former NFL quarterback celebrated the milestone in his recovery on Monday -- a day before his 62nd birthday -- and one week after undergoing the procedure at University Hospitals in Cleveland, Ohio.

"Today’s discharge was the best birthday gift I could ask for," Kosar said.

Ja'Marr Chase is issuing a mea culpa days after spitting on Jalen Ramsey, and then denying the disgusting act ... saying he takes "full responsibility" for his actions during the Bengals-Steelers game.

25-year-old Chase posted a lengthy apology to social media on Monday, apologizing for hocking a loogie on Ramsey during the 4th quarter of the rivalry game.

"Please know I am speaking from my heart when I say I take full responsibility for my actions during last Sunday's game at Pittsburgh. What I did was wrong. The circumstances don't matter. My passion for the game is no excuse. There's zero place in our sport -- or in life -- for that level of disrespect," the All-Pro wideout wrote, admitting to spitting for the first time.

"I want to personally apologize to everyone within the Pittsburgh Steelers organization. I let my emotions in the moment get the better of me. I can only hope and trust you know none of it represents who I am -- not as a competitor, teammate, or person."

Chase continued ... "I also want to apologize to my coaches, teammates, and organization for not meeting my own standards as a leader of this team."

"This has been a tough season with some incredibly hard losses. We've all been frustrated. But instead of stepping up with calm, class, and leadership, I let you down. My having to sit out yesterday's game makes my actions even more inexcusable. I won't let it happen again."

FYI, the Patriots beat the Chase-less Bengals, 26-20, on Sunday.

Ja'marr also vowed to be a better role model going forward.

"I do not take anyone who wears my jersey for granted. I do not take my position as a role model lightly. As someone who strives to lead with character and authenticity. I should have taken immediate accountability for what happened."

"I am committed to earning back your respect — not just with words, but with my actions. day after day, on and off the field, 1 promise to keep learning from this and to set a higher standard for myself moving forward."

Chase will have a chance to start making amends this week when his Bengals play the Ravens on Thanksgiving.

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Stray Kids leader Bang Chan proved he can pack a punch on Monday ... sharing some clips from his recent boxing workout -- and someone get this guy a fight opponent ASAP!!

The 28-year-old Australian musician and 1/8 of the popular K-pop group put his combat abilities on full display for his Instagram followers ... showing him going through some routine drills at Big Punch Boxing Club.

The footage is impressive! Chris' punches are quick and powerful ... and it's clear he's confident in his abilities.

CJ Perry hit us with a curveball when she crashed the TMZ Livestream on Monday — stopping by to sit down with "TMZ’s Inside the Ring” podcast — and instantly squared up with one of our staffers, leaving us ready to call in a ref and slap down a timeout sign!

Jokes -- it was all fun and games, obviously! CJ had a chance to show our producer Charlie Neff how to apply a killer wristlock ... and before long, it legit looked like these two were about to headline their own WrestleMania.

It's a Christmas Thanksgiving miracle!!

Joe Burrow is expected to take the field for the Cincinnati Bengals' matchup against the Baltimore Ravens on Turkey Day ... and the superstar quarterback is apparently as pumped about his turf toe recovery as he was for LeBron James' return to Cleveland in 2014!!!

Bengals head coach Zac Taylor told reporters he expects No. 9 to be ready to go for this week's AFC North contest ... an early holiday treat for Who Dey Nation, which had to sit through two months of action without Burrow under center.

Chauncey Billups pleaded not guilty in a federal courthouse in Brooklyn on Monday, a month after he was arrested for allegedly helping the mafia rig underground poker games, a scandal that rocked the NBA.

The now-suspended Portland Trail Blazers head coach was arraigned on charges relating to wire fraud and money laundering, appearing alongside 30 other defendants in the Eastern District of New York.

Bond was set at $5 million. Billups put up his Colorado home as collateral, securing his release.

According to the feds, defendants, including members from four of the five crime families in NYC, would lure unsuspecting wealthy targets to card games under the guise they were legit ... using celebrities like Billups to make them appear legit.