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Showing posts with label Sports. Show all posts

Rey Mysterio: The Life Of A Masked Man


My husband and I are watching a documentary film about one of my all time favorite wrestlers, Rey Mysterio. The documentary film is called Rey Mysterio: The Life Of A Masked Man. Through this film, people will find out more about Rey Mysterio's life and how his career as a wrestler started.

Pacquiao vs. Bradley Jr.


All boxing fans are excited for the Pacquiao vs. Bradley Jr. fight this coming Saturday, June 09, 2012. This upcoming fight of the two undefeated boxers in the world is surely going to be one of the must-see fights of the year. Good luck to you, Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao and Timothy “Desert Storm” Bradley Jr.

By the way, this most awaited fight of the year will be held at the MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.

Lawsuit Against NFL

Some Super Bowl fans are filing a lawsuit against NFL for not having the best seat during the Super Bowl's XLV at Dallas, Texas last Sunday. The Dallas News reports that the plantiffs are asking for $5 million from the NFL. Up to 1,000 fans may join the suit.

The league screwed up twice: first by not having Cowboys Stadium ready, and second by its inadequate offer of repentance which would give fans $2,400 and was later amended to include a ticket to next year's Super Bowl or an option to take a ticket to a future Super Bowl, airfare and hotel included. This wasn't a negotiation. The NFL should have made the fans an offer they couldn't refuse up front. Now it'll end up having to pay more than they would have originally needed.

Thanks to sports.yahoo.com for the infos.

LA Lakers Vs. Boston Celtics 2010

My husband asked me if he can go to Pluckers to watch NBA Finals, Game 4, Los Angeles Lakers Vs. Boston Celtics with his co-workser tonight, I said Yes! My husband is not the type of person who always go out, so I don't worry much. My husband is rooting for Boston Celtics, I used to root for Los Angeles Lakers. I don't know who will win, the game is tight so Goodluck to both teams.

Floyd Mayweather Jr. defeated Shane Mosley

I am kind of pissed right now because Floyd "Money" Mayweather Jr. defeated Shane Mosley by unanimous decision. I really wanted Shane Mosley to win because I don't like Floyd Mayweather Jr. he is very cocky, he think he is so good and nobody can beat him. Well, his record shows that he is unbeatable, only because he chooses the people whom he wants to fight, whom he think he can beat.

Since Floyd Mayweather Jr. won tonight's event, I am sure that people will be expecting a great fight in the ring between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao soon. Let's just wait and see with what's going to happen.

Mayweather Vs. Mosley

My husband and I really want to order the pay per view for Floyd "MONEY" Mayweather and Sugar Shane Mosley's fight this coming May 1, 2010. This event is one of the most awaited event in boxing's history, I am sure we will be seeing a great action!

I am rooting for Sugar Shane Mosley for the simple fact that I don't like Floyd "Money" Mayweather, he is so cocky! There are rumors that whoever wins and get the title will fight Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao in June or July of this year.


Pay Per View is kinda expensive, hubby and I might just go watch it Live in hollywood theater.So, WHO R U PICKING? :)

Boxing Celebrities








These pictures were taken at Dallas,Texas during Manny Pacquiao and Joshua Clottey's fight. I love boxing so I know these people, I was really amazed when I saw them. I could not help myself but to become a papparazzi hahaha :D I am so glad that I was able to take pictures with them. I just thought of sharing these pictures to all of you...I hope you all like it!

Dallas Cowboys vs. Green Bay Packers

My husband is really rooting for the Dallas Cowboys.He always see to it that he gets to watch when ever the Dallas Cowboys play.Tonight,the Dallas Cowboys as well as the Green Bay Packers got put to the test and both teams really played hard but the Dallas Cowboys came out on top.Tony Romo became the first Dallas Cowboy Quarterback to ever win at Lambeau field and this is going to look as a big accomplishment for Tony Romo one day.

Boston Celtics won the 17th NBA Title

Boston Celtics has defeated the Los Angeles Lakers with the score of 131-92.They won the 17th NBA Title in game 6 last night (Tuesday).After 22 long years,the NBA has gone green.

Carried by ear-splitting chants of “Beat L.A.” early and cries of “Seven-teen” in the closing seconds by their adoring crowd, which included Boston legends Bill Russell and John Havlicek, the Celtics concluded a shocking rebound of a season.

With the outcome assured, Boston fans sang into the night as if they were in a pub on nearby Canal Street. They serenaded the newest champs in this city of champs, and taunted Kobe Bryant and his lakers,who drowned in a green-and-white wave for 48 minutes.

Garnett scored 26 points with 14 rebounds, Allen scored 26 and Pierce, the finals MVP, added 17 as the Celtics, a 24-win team a year ago, wrapped up their first title since 1986.

This was total domination. The Celtics obliterated the Lakers, who were trying to become the first team to overcome a 3-1 deficit in the finals.No way. No how. No chance.

Boston’s 39-point win surpassed the NBA record for the biggest margin of victory in a championship clincher; the Celtics beat the Lakers 129-96 in Game 5 of the 1965 NBA finals.

Giants heading for Super Bowl

Eli Manning has arrived, just in time to take his New York Giants on an improbable trip to the Super Bowl.

A suddenly matured Manning guided the Giants to their 10th straight road win Sunday, a frostbitten 23-20 overtime victory over the Green Bay Packers for the NFC championship.

Now comes Mission Impossible for Manning and the Giants, who will play the unbeaten New England Patriots in two weeks for the NFL title.

After Lawrence Tynes missed a 36-yard field goal at the end of regulation following a bad snap, he got a reprieve in overtime following Corey Webster's interception of a struggling Brett Favre. He nailed a 47-yarder on his third attempt to win it, then sprinted directly to the locker room as the rest of his frozen teammates celebrated on the field.

The Giants grabbed their first NFC championship in seven years, capping a monthlong surge that reversed a trend of mediocrity built around Manning's inconsistency. He has been a revelation in the playoffs, however, and his calm leadership keyed New York's turnaround.

Manning shook off below-zero temperatures and a wind chill that would make a Siberian husky shiver. He repeatedly put the Giants (13-6) in position to win in the third-coldest championship game ever -- and certainly the most frigid of his young career.

And then he saw Tynes make his first game-winning field goal of the season in the first OT title game in nine years.

It was the second NFC title game to go to overtime. Atlanta beat Minnesota in 30-27 in 1999.

One year after older brother Peyton finally won a Super Bowl, earning MVP honors to boot, here comes Eli.

Just a month ago, Eli's moxie was being questioned as the Giants struggled to clinch a wild-card berth. He responded with the best work of his four-year career, including four touchdown passes in the season finale against the Patriots.

He and the Giants are getting another shot at New England, the first team to go 18-0. The Patriots will be after their fourth Super Bowl title in seven years on Feb. 3 at Glendale, Ariz., as well as the first completely perfect season since Miami went 17-0 in 1972.

But don't discount New York, which led the Patriots by 12 points in the third quarter before falling 38-35 on Dec. 29.