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Latest News: MMA for the first time: the former star of the NFL Herschel Walker, put down the Hungarian mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter Greg Nagy in the third round after a huge punches Saturday night. It’s just turned to MMA for about two months and a half after he was transferred to California for training at the Academy of renowned American Kickboxing. A walker is a sparring partner John Fitch, and Cain Velasquez.
Walker (47 years) won the MMA for the first time, and says: … “The experience was exciting. This is the hardest thing I’ve ever done.”Read More Read More

Heading into the critical 2010 midterm elections, will launch a new weekday political program that will be hosted by award winning correspondent John King.
“I’m thrilled to have the opportunity, at this busy and consequential time, to have a platform to discuss and explore the big issues of our time,” King, chief national correspondent and anchor of the network’s Sunday program “State of the Union,” said in a statement released Thursday by.Read More Read More

Latest News:Not only does it provide all the obvious benefits – ample material to avoid doing work, free on-demand porn, etc – it also occasionally provides an outlet for long forgotten athletes who are looking to get back into the spotlight for one reason or another.
Take old friend Buster Douglas for example.  Out of the limelight for upwards of 20 years save for a few articles on how obese he had become, this former (brief) heavyweight champion was recently given a forum on Yardbarker.com where he joined their illustrious collection of athlete bloggers.  If nothing else, it has given Buster a forum to interact with fans via ten second videos like this one where he can simultaneously thank his fans for their Twitter support and manage to sneak in a compliment to Manny Pacquaio on a fight that happened two months ago.Read More Read More

Because no one reads the newspaper, and Sports Center’s anchors are too perky for this early in the morning, Deadspin combs the best of the broadsheets and the blogosphere to bring you everything you need to know to start your day. (Ed. note — This photo is America. Thanks to Adam G. for the photo from Bills/Falcons.)
• Indianapolis-ish councilman Beurt SerVass demands the Colts repay the fans who paid money for tickets on Sunday. “To have all these people come down on a snowy night and have to pay (hundreds) for a ticket they want to see the Colts work,” said SerVaas, who watched the game from home. “It really wasn’t a football game. It was a spectacle and not a very nice spectacle.”Colts’ fans named Councilman Beurt Servass need to stick to fixing traffic lights and pot holes. [Indy Star]
• And more bad news from Indiana: Maurice Creek’s knee is in a million little pieces. [MidWest Sports Fans]Read More Read More

Latest News Rip Torn Arrested ,In a bizarre story, the actor Rip Torn has been arrested for allegedly breaking into a Connecticut bank, armed with a loaded gun. According to authorities, Torn forced entry into a Litchfield Bancorp building and set off an alarm. When police arrived, they found him “with a loaded revolver” and “highly intoxicated.” He was taken into custody and is being held on $100,000 cash bond. Torn was charged with carrying a pistol without a permit, carrying a firearm while intoxicated, first-degree burglary, first-degree criminal trespass, and third-degree criminal mischief.Read More Read More

Rolex 24 Hours Daytona 2010 Live - This will be the 48th running of the 24 Hours of Daytona and the first round of the 2010 Rolex Sports Car Series season. The Rolex 24 Hours Daytona 2010 Live will take place at Daytona International Speedway, Daytona beach in Florida, January 28 – 31 2010. The Lexus and Pontiac cars were pulled out for the Rolex 24 Hours Daytona 2010 season. The Ford DP engines were fixed after the 2009 Rolex 24 hours but they need to run a 24-hour live  simulation. “The rumbling 5.0L V8s have been very active on Roush Yates’ transient dyno,” John Maddox of Roush Yates Engines said.Read More Read More

LOS ANGELES: Michael Jackson won yet another posthumous honor on Saturday, joining six other musicians including Leonard Cohen and Loretta Lynn who received Grammy awards for lifetime achievement. But Jackson’s family, whose members rarely turn down an opportunity to share his spotlight, did not attend the ceremony at the Wilshire Ebell Theater, despite speculation that some of his children might accept the statuette on his behalf. Instead, Jackson’s former manager, Frank DiLeo, did the honors, describing the pop star as “a funny guy, he had a sense of humor like none of you ever knew.”Read More Read More