This has to be the most gangsta day in sports ever! Ankles breaking , Coaches getting herbed, and now the most craziest NFL one on one fight since Deion vs Andre Rison! Peep the Vid as Texans WR Andre Johnson and known ish talker Cortland Finnegan duke it out on the field #pause
I guess Lebron bought his “Gangsta” to South Beach as well . Peep the Vid as King James does an Ultimate Warrior Shoulder Block to Eric Spoelstra during a time out against the Dallas Mavericks! ANOTHER team that Miami lost to this week. Will they be ready for the Cavs this week?
Matt Lauer from from The Today Show,hosted NBC’s People of the Year last night. As you can see LeBron made the list and he has all reason to, this guy has had one chaotic year. The interview takes a look at what LeBron has went through this year and his feelings on the situation.
Peep as Amare’ Stoudemire loses his number during a game. Looks like if the team’s not falling apart its their jersey’s. SMDH!
Watch as Roethlisberger gets punched in face by Oakland Raider Richard Seymour, then of course Seymour gets ejected from game.
Damn Blake, Really? You had to Kill the Knicks like that. Sheesh! Peep the highlights above.
Now that Cali Swag District’s “The Dougie” has broken onto mainstream media , The Wall Street Journal takes a look at the dance’s impact in sports.
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Former NBA All-Star Allen Iverson has scored 15 points in his debut for Besiktas Cola Turka but failed to carry his team to victory against Hemofarm Stada.
Hemofarm Stada defeated Besiktas 94-91 in a European Cup game on Tuesday in Istanbul. Turkish fans shouted “Allen Iverson, the son of Besiktas Cola Turka” during the match.
The 11-time NBA All-Star had agreed to a $4 million, two-year contract with Besiktas after no NBA team offered him a contract for the season.
Iverson is 17th on the NBA’s career scoring list with 24,368 points over a 14-year career with Philadelphia, Denver, Detroit and Memphis. He won the league’s Most Valuable Player award in 2001.
LANDOVER, Md. — On the very first play of the game, Michael Vick threw an 88-yard touchdown pass.
He was merely getting started.
Given all of Vick’s brilliance throughout the Philadelphia Eagles’ 59-28 victory over the Washington Redskins on Monday night – four TD passes, two TD runs, plenty in between – it seemed reasonable to ask him whether he’s ever played a better game.
Vick paused, then delivered an honest answer.
“I’ve had some great games in my day,” the quarterback said. “But I don’t think I’ve had one quite like this one.”
Nope, Mike, you haven’t. Indeed, no player in the history of the NFL ever has done quite what you did, accumulating at least 300 yards passing, 50 yards rushing, four passing TDs and two rushing TDs in one game.
Philadelphia led 35-0 after the first play of the second quarter, broke franchise records for points in a half (45) and total yards in a game (592), and finished with its second-most points in a regular-season game.
Vick and his teammates also ruined any good feelings the Redskins hoped to generate with their pregame announcement of a five-year contract extension worth up to $78 million for their quarterback, former Philadelphia star Donovan McNabb.
“Big credit to Michael Vick. He made some plays today that I haven’t seen a lot of quarterbacks make for a long time,” said Redskins coach Mike Shanahan, who never before had an opponent score 59 points. “When something wasn’t there in the passing game, he made plays with his legs. Really a big-time game.”
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Manny Pacquiao cemented his place in the pantheon of boxing greats by recording an unanimous points victory over Antonio Margarito on Saturday to claim the vacant WBC super welterweight title.
The 31-year-old southpaw dominated all 12 rounds against his bigger Mexican opponent at Cowboys Stadium to land an eighth world title in an unprecedented eighth weight class.
Having already established himself as one of the best offensive fighters of all time, Pacquiao outclassed Margarito with his lightning hand speed and precise punching to improve his career record to 52-3-2 with 38 knockouts.
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