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At a recent charity auction held in Zurich, Switzerland, French artist Jean-Pierre showcased not only his love of tennis but also his great mastery of his painting skills. continue reading...
The 2011 ESPY Awards, which are presented by the American cable TV network ESPN to recognize athletic achievement, are taking place today, July 13th, 2011. continue reading...
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Mike Tyson turns 45 years old. continue reading...
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Nathan Kotylak is a Canadian water polo star who was caught in the act of trying to blow up a cop car during the Vancouver riots following the Boston Bruins Stanley Cup win. continue reading...
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Professional skateboarder Tony Hawk was born 43 years ago today on May 12th, 1968. continue reading...
So here’s the sitch: Now that Wade, LeBron and Bosh are all on the same team, people are expecting them to go 82-0 and waltz away with the NBA Championship. That ain’t gonna happen. And the other day, all Wade said was that it wasn’t necessarily going to be like that and that fans and media were apt to overreact if the Miami Heat couldn’t clobber Professor Farnsworth’s team of Atomic Supermen. continue reading...
I called this one… The Masters is the obvious choice for Tiger Woods to make his return to golf. He announced his return in a statement delivered Tuesday the 16th and you can read more about it below from CBS Sports. $20 says that Tiger wins the tournament and his caddie Steve Williams verbally assaults a minimum of 5 hecklers from the crowd… continue reading...
If Pamela Anderson, duct taped a beaver to a hockey stick, and covered it in pure maple syrup, it still wouldn’t be as Canadian as our beer!!! continue reading...
Maybe it’s the fact that this was The Saints first appearance at the Super Bowl or the hype of the upcoming commercials, but Super Bowl XLIV is now the most watched TV event ever! continue reading...
Wayne Gretzky was unlike any hockey player to come before, or after. Known as The Great One to this day, Gretzky is considered by many to be the greatest hockey player ever to play the game. It therefore shocked Canadians when he was uprooted from Edmonton to go play in Los Angeles, from a market deeply invested in its hockey team to a market where seemingly no one cared about the sport. In this video, http://www.WatchMojo.com speaks with sportswriter Stephen Brunt to learn about what led up to the Gretzky trade, how that trade changed the game forever, and to discuss his book, ‘Gretzky’s Tears.’ continue reading...
