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Heavens to Betsy: We think it’s possible that LeBron James has proven himself in the fourth quarter. Or in overtime. Or in double overtime. Or, perhaps soon, in the NBA Finals. He scored the last 25 points for the Cavs. That, friends, is ridiculous. Consider our jaws officially agape. More tomorrow.
Continue Reading May 31st, 2007
Heavens to Betsy: We think it’s possible that LeBron James has proven himself in the fourth quarter. Or in overtime. Or in double overtime. Or, perhaps soon, in the NBA Finals. He scored the last 25 points for the Cavs. That, friends, is ridiculous. Consider our jaws officially agape. More tomorrow.
Continue Reading May 31st, 2007
Loretta Hunt of The Fight Network was able to also contact the head of the California State Athletic Commission, Armando Garcia. Garcia was a bit more forthcoming with Hunt in regard to Gabe Ruediger than he was with me.
According to Garcia:
?His [Ruediger’s] license was not suspended nor was it denied. His renewal application is still under review and he will not be available [to fight] this Saturday.?
Sounds like semantics to me. Renewal application still under review? If Kazushi Sakuraba after all the beatings he’s taken can get a quick response to his application than why not Ruediger? And if Johnnie Morton, who to my knowledge has never so much fought in an amateur match, can get licensed, why is Ruediger’s renewal still “under review?”
I’m still waiting to hear back from Ruediger but according to Hunt’s article, he’s apparently considering legal action. Good for him.
Ruediger’s case has brought to light many other questionable situations in which CSAC denied or revoked licenses. Don’t be surprised if Garcia really comes under heavy scrunity in the coming months.
Also, Royce Gracie has been licensed so his match vs. Sakuraba is definitely going to happen.
I still plan to save my money and get my MMA fix on Sunday night by watching the WEC’s debut on Versus.
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Larry Hughes will be back tonight, but nobody really cares about that anymore: The planet’s got Daniel Gibson fever. Well, maybe that’s pushing it, but if LeBron James and company can pull off Game 5 in Detroit tonight — hey, the Bulls won one there — then everything is upside down and crazy, and we even promise to buy LeBron’s shitty sports drink. As long as he doesn’t dance.
(Getty Images Photo)
Continue Reading May 31st, 2007
Larry Hughes will be back tonight, but nobody really cares about that anymore: The planet’s got Daniel Gibson fever. Well, maybe that’s pushing it, but if LeBron James and company can pull off Game 5 in Detroit tonight — hey, the Bulls won one there — then everything is upside down and crazy, and we even promise to buy LeBron’s shitty sports drink. As long as he doesn’t dance.
(Getty Images Photo)
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If you recall, many weeks back Mike Swick informed us that he was thinking about dropping from middleweight to welterweight. Now, in a new interview with MMANews.com, Swick confirms that he will be dropping to 170 pounds and his first bout at the new weight could take place in September.
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As we await Roger Clemens‘ return to the game this Monday, we bring you this old public service announcement from Roger on the evils of chewing tobacco. The guy is a natural actor, though we really don’t want to know what happened once the camera stopped rolling.
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