Allen Iverson.

Wednesday, March 19, 2008

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Allen Iverson, playing in Philadelphia for the first time since being traded to Denver in December 2006, led all scorers with 32 points Wednesday night. But it was the 76ers who made the big plays down the stretch and spoiled their former MVP’s return with a 115-113 victory over the Nuggets, Philadelphia (AP) reports.



“I dreamed it up a certain way, and it was better than that,” Iverson said. “Everything was perfect but one thing, and that was not winning the game.”

Iverson misfired on a 20-foot jumper and Marcus Camby missed a put-back in the final seconds as the Nuggets lost their second straight and failed to pick up any ground in their bid for a playoff spot in the tough Western Conference.

“I almost had a perfect trip at my home away from home,” Iverson said.

Allen Ezail Iverson (born June 7, 1975, in Hampton, Virginia), nicknamed A.I. is an American professional basketball player for the Denver Nuggets of the National Basketball Association. An 11-year veteran at the age of 32, he is considered to be one of the most prolific and consistent scorers in the history of the game (his career average of 27.8 points per contest is third all-time behind only Michael Jordan and Wilt Chamberlain).

Sport Diving.

Wednesday, March 12, 2008

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Undoubtedly, diving is one of the most spectacular graceful and dramatic sports. Diving entered the Olympic Games as a new event almost a century ago. It was simply diving, as we know it today, and indeed, the 1996 program did not change a blink from the 1924 program. Now here comes some truly fancy diving: synchronized diving, or diving in pairs, which was introduced in the Sydney 2000 Games, doubling the program in more than one way.

Diving competitions at the Beijing 2008 Summer Olympics will be held from August 10 to August 23, at the Beijing National Aquatics Center.The 2008 Olympic Team Trials for diving will take place June 18-22 in Indianapolis, IN.

Engadin Ski Marathon.

Sunday, March 9, 2008

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Very beautiful picture, isn't it? More than 12 thousand competitors have taken part in the Engadin Ski Marathon on the second Sunday in March, crossing a 42km ski race through some of Switzerland's most amazing scenery.


(© AP Photo)



Competitors gather at the start, get whipped into a frenzy by music from Chariots of Fire, and take off Le-Mans-style across a couple of snow-covered lakes. Then a short climb up the 'Golan Heights' and the finish is just a whimper away!

Shooting Events.

Wednesday, March 5, 2008

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No wonder that Olympic history abounds with tales and really fantastic stories of athletes who overcame extremely unfavorable adversity on the way to win gold medals, and stories about shooters are not an exception to the rule. For example Karoly Takacs' was part of Hungary's world-champion pistol-shooting team in 1938 when an army grenade exploded in his right hand. Ten years later, he won the first two gold medals in rapid-fire pistol - after teaching himself to shoot left-handed.



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Last Season Teddy Sheringham

Saturday, March 1, 2008

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Veteran former England striker Teddy Sheringham, who will turn 42 announced he will retire at the end of the season and will finally end his 26-year career, BBC reports. Sheringham said: "After a long and fun-filled career I have decided this season will be my last. "I've had a fantastic time and want to thank all those who have contributed to my career and helped me along the way."



Sheringham added: "I've no immediate thoughts about going into management but football has always been my life and hopefully I will be back at some point in the future.

"Until then I have to try and help Colchester United stay in the Championship."

My Dad wanted me to carry on and beat Sir Stanley Matthews' record but I feel this season is the right time to bow out”.

Anabolic Steroids and Sport.

Tuesday, February 12, 2008

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Since anabolic steroids were banned by the International Olympic Council in 1967, many, if not all, major professional sports organizations following their example, have banned the use of steroids by athletes. The cause is their potentially dangerous side effects and because they give the user an unfair advantage. There are many types of steroids, but one of the most common of them is anabolic-androgenic that promote growth of skeletal muscle (anabolic effect) and the development of male sexual characteristics (androgenic effects).



Most people think that this is just the stuff, something like food and drug supplement they buy steroids to increase muscle mass, strength, and endurance but actually they do a whole lot more and all of it is not so pretty. Additionally, Dr. Wadler stresses that "unlike almost all other drugs, all steroid based hormones have one unique characteristic -- their dangers may not be manifest for months, years and even decades. Therefore, long after you gave them up you may develop side effects."

Today every young athlete striving for victory, striving to win at any cost has to take a time to learn about the benefits, risks and many unknown factors regarding so-called performance-enhancing drugs and to decide that the benefits aren't worth the risks.

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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