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Manny Pacquiao Suspicion is Fair
What a strange situation. But good for the sport. All boxers should be taking random blood testing right the way through their training camps, like any other professional athlete. Whether the insinuation has any merit is not really the issue...
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Mayweather Calls Out Pacquiao
Unimpressed by the continued posturing of Roach, Arum and Pacquiao, over a potential fight, Mayweather yesterday raised the bar, and openly challened Manny Pacquiao to a 2010 superbout...
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They Did Actually Box You Know: Mayweather Vs. Marquez
I thought I'd break the trend, and do a first on this web site. Write a Mayweather vs. Marquez article about what actually happened in the ring. Not just a review of why the result doesn't matter, for various reasons...
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Mayweather: It's OK to Just Say It
Kind of predictable it. Boxing fans are evolutinarily programmed to talk trash about rival fighters wins, no matter how classy the win. He won, but it doesn't count because..........
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Controversy Creates Cash: Dana, Lesnar and The WWE Crossover
I took a call from an old University buddy, last year. We are both fans of MMA, and ex ju-jitsu training partners, so we were having a chat about the UFC promotion he had just been to...
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Ribery To Liverpool?
Sounds ridiculous, I know. Bear with me….. Ribery’s odds, to join Liverpool, yesterday, were a huge 66/1. British bookmakers have today cut these odds down to a ridiculous 8/13...
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A Tale of Three Rookies: The Truth Behind the Mario Williams Pick
Mario Williams. A 6'7'', 291-pound, 24-year-old defensive end who has averaged over 13 sacks in his last two seasons. And he’s still a kid. Many feel the 2009-10 season will be Williams’ year...
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Are Manchester United Hurting The Bucs Superbowl Chances?
In 2006 the Glazer family controversially bought Manchester United. The biggest sports franchise in the world. Why was it controversial? They couldn't afford it. Malcolm Glazer had to take out $1...
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Why the New England Patriots Won't Dominate in 2009
Reading many articles, you get the impression that New England are just going to come into the '09 season, average 40 points per game, go 16-0, and win the Super Bowl. Sorry, it ain't happening...
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Dana White Protecting Brand from the Invading Boxer Hoardes
Dana White isn’t keen to see MMA stars face pro boxers. He turned down Roy Jones’ recent offer to face Anderson Silva under MMA rules...
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Raider Nation: In Defence of Undead Al
Call me crazy, but I’m not fully against Al Davis’ pick. He’s got a vision of how he wants his team to play, and Crabtree did not fit it...
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Why I Hate The NFL Draft
On Saturday, with holes everywhere in their team, Detroit will be forced to hand an unproven rookie, who will make next to no impact in the next two years, $30 million in guaranteed money...
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Crossing The Pond: UK Soccer Terms That Should Be Used In The NFL
English football/soccer fans are known for many things. Violence, drinking, violence, and drinking come to mind. But often forgotten is the genius of the terminology flying about the bars, stands, and anywhere football is discussed...
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NFL Draft: Why Aaron Curry Could Go No. 1
Detroit will pick one of Matt Stafford, Jason Smith, or Aaron Curry. Desirability in that order. The Lions are on the clock as I type this though, and represent the only team in the draft that can make its pick before the draft starts...
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Todd Collins: Ultimate Professional
In a league increasingly dominated by figures, numbers, and records, I thought I should give a shout out to Todd Collins. A player who has maybe not had the Pro-Bowl career of contemporaries...
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Why Tim Tebow Will Be a First Round Pick
Tim Tebow is a first round lock. Forget about him sliding down the draft. I understand the theory: His arm’s average. He’s not that consistent. He throws up the occasional brick...
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The Quarterback Position: Does Size Matter?
Being a man of perfectly average proportions, the insistence of prototypical height and weight at the quarterback position has always been of grave interest, in a sort of macabre, self loathing sort of way...
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Could Jonah Lomu Have Made It in the NFL?
"He is a freak, and the sooner he leaves rugby the better.” Those were the words of England captain Will Carling, after watching the 20 year old Jonah Lomu dismantle his England side, in the semi-final of the 1995 World Cup...
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Trust and He Will Deliver: Donovan McNabb's Contract Situation
The Philadelphia Eagles need to do the right thing, and offer Donovan McNabb a contract extension. For the good of the team. Benching McNabb Week 12 against the Ravens was making him a scapegoat...
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Ricky Hatton: Overrated Fighter.
I’m setting a precedent. The first Brit in the history of boxing to admit that Ricky Hatton is one of the most overrated fighters ever...
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Don's Dominance Trumps Jerry's Genius
I’ve read a few articles recently, detailing the merits of Hutson over Rice, and vice versa. Two athletes of equal standing, but completely different eras. And for this reason, I don’t think it’s fair to say one is better than the other.
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Jay Cutler Is a Not a Loser
Jay Cutler is a not a loser. I’ve read a lot of (Boston based) articles, insinuating that Jay Cutler is the prime reason the Bronco’s haven’t won a great deal in the last few years...
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Owens's Landing In Buffalo a Good One
Worry ye not, people of New York. Breathe out that sigh of relief. I find it inconceivable that TO, if healthy, will have nothing less than a Pro Bowl-caliber season in 2009. Why so confident? It's because of the size of Terell Owens's ego...
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Workout Warrior: The Ballad of Tony Mandarich
With draft day fast approaching, I decided to take a meander down memory lane, and have a wee glance at the draft which I consider to be one of the strongest top five of all time—the almighty 1989 NFL draft...
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The Mayweather Conundrum
What does it take to beat Floyd Mayweather. Floyd Mayweather, as a fighter, has as many detractors as he has fans. But I think every single one of them respects what a talented fighter he actually is...
