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De La Hoya wins easy decision "But fighters have been known to change their retirement plans as easily as they change gloves, and the only thing for certain is that De La Hoya will add many more millions to his already fat bank accounts before he finally hangs the gloves up for good. Mayweather has yet to sign for the rematch, though De La Hoya expressed confidence that the money would be too great for him to refuse."
posted on May 4, 2008 - Go to the detail view for this result
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posted to Other at 6:27 PM CDT
Ahh yes Great success!!!! Most people who are familiar with heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko know that he's Ukranian. What's less widely known is that Klitschko was actually born in Kazakhstan. What are his views on Borat
posted to Boxing at 1:37 PM CDT
Oh, I realize that I can be wildly entertaining. I just didn't like the Borat that much. THX-1138
I agree, did not love Borat. Makes me ill.
posted at 3:17 PM CDT on June 3
Little bit of a Klitschko fan though.
posted at 3:17 PM CDT on June 3
Whiffle hurling. Like the Irish sport, only with whiffle ball and bats. And a sombrero, apparently (see video). Looks like fun.
posted to Other at 3:53 PM CDT
hilarious.... THX-1138, we have a have frisbee golf course where I live... I like to watch the kids... and laugh, and laugh, and laugh........
posted at 11:46 AM CDT on May 31
If you can't beat 'em, cheat 'em. Seven time champion Robert Horry gives a do whatever it takes to win lesson to the Hornets, and extends his post-season record of cheap shots in the process.
posted to Basketball at 12:18 PM CDT
I think this is a case of "haterism". I mean Horry cow!! Come on now leave the guy alone. The seven time champion probaly knows how to ball.
posted at 9:27 AM CDT on May 18
Boston Herald Should Name Its SpyGate Source The newspaper and reporter John Tomase refuse to identify the unnamed source who burned them. Why the hell not?
A column by sportsfilter member rcade.
posted to Football at 12:17 PM CDT
I suspect the consequences will be that the 'source' will never be trusted again, and the Herald will take a little more care with stories in future. Also, rcade is spot on with his experience that most 'sources' are in fact people closely involved who are primarily interested in getting their spin on things. Newspapers get sucked into these internal battles without even knowing, or worse, because they don't care.
Thank You Owlhouse, I would like to continue with this though. The Newspapers are just as guilty and I think they don't care as long as the story is good. I have personal experience with this when I had a story about me go national news. I did some interviews with journalists and during the "proof reading" noticed that they were putting things in that were not said by me. When I asked about it, I was told that "it sounds better" So I happen to KNOW how these people are. They want the story to be "better" so more people will buy their product. Therefore in my mind they are knowingly getting involved (and not sucked in) to these internal battles and knowing that some info is false or exaggerated.
posted at 9:39 AM CDT on May 18
PGA Dresses Down John Daly for Golfing Topless A video of John Daly golfing in Branson, Mo., with no shirt or shoes has prompted this response from PGA Commissioner Tim Finchem: "There are certain things about presentation that we must insist on."
posted to Golf at 6:35 AM CDT
A little less disturbing than Rodman in a wedding gown, but disturbing at any rate.
posted at 10:06 PM CDT on May 9
Heisman Winner Tim Tebow Circumcises Kids How did Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Tim Tebow spend his spring break? Performing medical and dental surgeries on impoverished children in the Phillipines -- including circumcisions. "The first time, it was nerve-racking," he said. "Hands were shaking a little bit."
posted to Football at 6:28 PM CDT
That is one of the charities I currently give to
Thank You Joey Micheals. I am glad you posted tha link. We have a large amount of Sudanese people in my city, I have become good friends with some of them. I will certainly give to this charity. (My oldest son is Joseph Michael) And on the topic of the main story, I think it is a wonderful thing that we have people like Tim Tebow.
posted at 9:26 PM CDT on May 5
Harrison asked about shooting Indianapolis Colts star receiver Marvin Harrison was interviewed by police about a shooting near his North Philadelphia car wash this week.
posted to Football at 7:32 AM CDT
but I guess that's the sensationalistic nature of the American news factory these days.
How true, even I was a featured "sensational" story on ESPN. We don't know why the gun was even fired. So before people go making character judgements we should wait for the whole story, or at least a little more than we have thus far. Maybe.... it was a botched robbery attempt.
posted at 9:14 PM CDT on May 5
De La Hoya wins easy decision "But fighters have been known to change their retirement plans as easily as they change gloves, and the only thing for certain is that De La Hoya will add many more millions to his already fat bank accounts before he finally hangs the gloves up for good. Mayweather has yet to sign for the rematch, though De La Hoya expressed confidence that the money would be too great for him to refuse."
posted to Boxing at 1:01 PM CDT
What happened to boxing?
posted at 1:02 PM CDT on May 4
I think he needs to go ahead with his acting/singing career. He was a great fighter but I just don't think he has it in him anymore. He already had his time. I love Oscar but I hope he stops fighting. Boxing is becoming a joke. I mean really who do we have anymore?
posted at 1:18 PM CDT on May 4
I know, but I'm a lover of boxing. I have watched probaly every fight since before I was born. I know what you're saying though. Older fights you could watch and see the fierce fighter in the eye. Now it's simular to a musical production. I will continue to watch it though because there are those rare good fights still left.
posted at 3:15 PM CDT on May 4
Buzz Bavasi - The Beginning Buzz Bavasi's death on May 1 at age 93 prompted this article from the Nashua, NH Telegraph. Bavasi's impact on the game has been recognized, but not much has been written about where and how he started.
posted to Baseball at 12:42 PM CDT
Wonderful article. It's nice to get some history about baseball. This is something I never knew a lot about until I read it here and I plan to look up more about Bavasi. Usually whenever people are talking about baseball and history together it tends to always end up at the Yankees/Red Sox and involves superstition and curses. Thank You HowardT.
posted at 12:49 PM CDT on May 4
Recapping baseball's weird, wild and wet first month. The cool, cruel month produced a ton of surprising stars, and an equal number of shocking individual disappointments.
posted to Baseball at 1:13 PM CDT
I would have to agree 100% with HowardT, you really can't make a clear assessment so early in the season. GO YANKEES!
posted at 12:23 PM CDT on May 4
I hear you Bo and I thought it was interesting as well.
posted at 12:34 PM CDT on May 4
I wonder.. If I play and win will they sew my a$$hole shut and keep feeding me and feeding me and feeding me........