Novak Djokovic Сhampion.

Friday, January 25, 2008

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Roger Federer lost to Novak Djokovic in straight sets in their Australian Open semifinal yesterday to end the defending champion's record run of 10 straight appearances in Grand Slam tennis finals.



"I am just very amazed I coped with the pressure today," the 20-year-old Novak Djokovic said. "In the most important moments, I played my best tennis. It's just amazing, indescribable, to beat the No. 1 player of the world, one of the best players this sport has ever had, in straight sets."



"I think he made the more important points today, it was a bit unfortunate for me," said Federer, who rubbed his eyes frequently at his post-match news conference. "There is no doubt I have played better before.

The Most Powerful.

Wednesday, January 23, 2008

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Kevin Iole called the 25 most powerful people in boxing.

1. Oscar De La Hoya
2. Ross Greenburg
3. Bob Arum
4. Richard Schaefer
5. Al Haymon
6. Floyd Mayweather Jr.
7. Mark Taffet
8. Don King
9. Shelly Finkel
10. Todd duBoef
12. Emanuel Steward
13. Ken Hershman
14. Bruce Trampler
15. Jose Sulaiman
16. Manny Pacquiao
17. Eric Gomez
18. Fernando Beltran
19. Bernard Hopkins
20. Cameron Dunkin
21. Lou DiBella
22. John Bailey.

23. Leonard Ellerbe
24. Dan Goossen
25. Gary Shaw

The list includes eight men who are primarily promoters, four who are primarily boxers, four who work in television, four who server as managers, two matchmakers, one sanctioning body official, one trainer and one regulator.

NFL Legends.

Friday, January 4, 2008

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The list of the best players NFL today era includes such famous names as Joe Montana Montana, Jerry Rice, Lawrence Taylor, Reggie White, another outstanding players and Walter Payton of course. Jim Finks, the former Chicago Bears general manager who drafted Payton, said about this “sweetness” guy: "He is a complete football player. He is better than Jim Brown. He is better than O.J. Simpson."


Mike Ditka, who coached Payton and the Bears to a victory in Super Bowl XX gave him high praise saying that Walter was the best football player he's ever seen and probably one of the best people he’s ever met. "Walter takes pride in the little things, the blocking, the faking. Once against Cincinnati, he picked up a couple of linebackers and liked to have killed them," coach remembers. "He could do it all: run, block and pass. But off the field, he was just as great of a person. He was a real person. There was no phoniness about him."

Walter Payton is really greatest sport’s legend and who have ever seen his play will never forget. He could play any position, he never avoided contact, in response to accusation that he "run over" his opponents trying to hit them as hard as he can, Payton usually said: "My coach at Jackson State, Bob Hill, always said that if you are going to die, you should die hard, never die easily." It seems to be he has to carry the Bears on his shoulders. There are many talented players but real genius we can be counted on the fingers of one hand and Walter Payton is one of them.
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