Showing posts with label Sports. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sports. Show all posts

Friday, December 12, 2008

The Champion Team

Here's an update on my previous post a week ago . Yes, we did lost another game last night, yet we still gave the opponent one hell of a fight considering that they we're taller, heftier and more experienced than us. It was one joyful ride playing with the guys and hopefully we'll get that first win this sunday. See more pics inside.

Here's a quote that I'm sure all of you too would appreciate.
I love the winning, I can take the losing, but most of all I Love to play.
-Boris Becker


Wednesday, December 10, 2008

NBA player cries during a basketball game

Celtics player Ben Davis, known as "Baby Shaq", was seen crying during their game against Portland. The player heard harsh words and was yelled by fellow teammate Kevin Garnett(KG) during the huddle after their big lead was squashed by a half. See the video and you'll see Ben sulking at the bench. So called for the name "Baby Shaq".


Saturday, December 6, 2008

The Dream Match

Tomorrow, We'll be the day we've all been waiting for. The Dream Match: Manny “pacman” Pacquiao going up against Golden Boy Oscar dela Hoya. Manny the Pound for Pound best fighter will be fighting for the of his country while Oscar will be avenging the losses of fellow mexicans like Diaz, Morales and Barrera that Pacquiao easily crushed.

Actually there's quite a size disparity here because Pacquiao is at 5'6 and Oscar who is four inches taller that many experts say it's a mismatch and Golden Boy would be pulverizing Pacquiao.

With a 47-3 record, with 2 draws and 35 knockouts, Pacquaio is the current WBC lightweight champion after knocking out David Diaz in his last fight. Dela Hoya has 39-5 record, with 30 knockouts. He's also won world titles in six different weight classes.

Here are some advantages each boxer will have to bring in fight night in order to win.
Pacquaio: Speed, Power, Agressiveness, Youth
dela Hoya: Size, Experience, Height, Reach

Saturday, November 22, 2008

NBA trade: Al Harrington for Jamal Crawford



The New York Knicks acquired Golden State's forward Al Harrington in exchange for 9 year veteran guard Jamal Crawford. The two teams will surely benefit in this trade as the two are high octane scorers and explosive as well. The only problem will be how will they fit in to their new teams.