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Pens Rout Flyers, Head to Stanley Cup Final
Ryan Malone scores twice as Penguins rout Flyers 6-0 to earn trip to Stanley Cup finals

New The Ultimate Fighter show featuring Quinton Jackson and Forrest Griffin off to a great start with new formula

So apparently Dana White is so sick p**sies sneaking covertly on the show that couldn't take it any longer and for this block buster season of The Ultimate Fighter show featuring the first Ultimate Fighter winner, top light-heavyweight contender and a big fan favorite Forrest Griffin versus the current UFC light-heavyweight champion and Pride FC veteran Quinton "Rampage" Jackson, Dana decided to turn the show "upside down"..well…at least for the opening of it.

He must have though to himself real hard - "hmmm…..no matter how hard the coaches make the contestants work out in the opening show, some how the "p**sies" still make it through….I got it!…. it's cause may be possibly "pu**sies" can be good at working out and be all into fitness and stuff but can't really fight!….so now I'll make them fight for the opening show! Ha, let them try sneaking in now!"

I have to say that it was definitely the most effective show opening for the series since ever. What a better introduction to the aspiring ultimate fighters than having them fight right off the bat and show everyone what they have as far as fighting skills versus fitness. The fans in turn got to watch a bunch of exciting fights with most of the fighters really putting it on the line to stay on the show. If the series will continue it's run, this should definitely the way to start the next runs.

Anyways, I'm sure you've seen the show yourself by now, so a few quick notes:

• I don't know why but the 5 minute rounds seemed like forever, even in exciting fights. May be cause of the atmosphere of a small warehouse and just a few people cheering. 
• Amir Sadollah won tough fight and is the fighter to watch in my opinion
• I didn't think the producers did a good job with the play by play that Forrest and Rampage were doing, they should have had the Picture-in-Picture of the both at all times and even Dana too and turned up the volume a bit.
• Dana should have changed the rules a bit and kicked both those guys that had the most boring fight of the night off the show and kept the guy that cut 17 pounds that gassed against Cale, he was good and exciting and would have been a contender I think, with some stamina of course.
• Poor Dave Roberts! The guy somehow got to debut in MMA at UFC 20 against some pure BJJ'er at 19! Those were the dark ages of UFC for many, at least me and a few other people. Dammit, I watched that show in an empty hockey rink's coach's room by myself on DirectTV….I can't believe I did that just to watch a crappy UFC card.
• Dana is such as sellout, he was willing to scare "the bejesus!" out of both Rampage and Forrest by making them watch the new horror flick "The Ruins"….just for a damn commercial!

Great show but I'm looking forward to more of Rampage entertaining for the rest of the episodes. I want to see more stuff like below!

web admin :: May.31.2008 :: General :: No Comments »

New The Ultimate Fighter show featuring Quinton Jackson and Forrest Griffin off to a great start with new formula

So apparently Dana White is so sick p**sies sneaking covertly on the show that couldn't take it any longer and for this block buster season of The Ultimate Fighter show featuring the first Ultimate Fighter winner, top light-heavyweight contender and a big fan favorite Forrest Griffin versus the current UFC light-heavyweight champion and Pride FC veteran Quinton "Rampage" Jackson, Dana decided to turn the show "upside down"..well…at least for the opening of it.

He must have though to himself real hard - "hmmm…..no matter how hard the coaches make the contestants work out in the opening show, some how the "p**sies" still make it through….I got it!…. it's cause may be possibly "pu**sies" can be good at working out and be all into fitness and stuff but can't really fight!….so now I'll make them fight for the opening show! Ha, let them try sneaking in now!"

I have to say that it was definitely the most effective show opening for the series since ever. What a better introduction to the aspiring ultimate fighters than having them fight right off the bat and show everyone what they have as far as fighting skills versus fitness. The fans in turn got to watch a bunch of exciting fights with most of the fighters really putting it on the line to stay on the show. If the series will continue it's run, this should definitely the way to start the next runs.

Anyways, I'm sure you've seen the show yourself by now, so a few quick notes:

• I don't know why but the 5 minute rounds seemed like forever, even in exciting fights. May be cause of the atmosphere of a small warehouse and just a few people cheering. 
• Amir Sadollah won tough fight and is the fighter to watch in my opinion
• I didn't think the producers did a good job with the play by play that Forrest and Rampage were doing, they should have had the Picture-in-Picture of the both at all times and even Dana too and turned up the volume a bit.
• Dana should have changed the rules a bit and kicked both those guys that had the most boring fight of the night off the show and kept the guy that cut 17 pounds that gassed against Cale, he was good and exciting and would have been a contender I think, with some stamina of course.
• Poor Dave Roberts! The guy somehow got to debut in MMA at UFC 20 against some pure BJJ'er at 19! Those were the dark ages of UFC for many, at least me and a few other people. Dammit, I watched that show in an empty hockey rink's coach's room by myself on DirectTV….I can't believe I did that just to watch a crappy UFC card.
• Dana is such as sellout, he was willing to scare "the bejesus!" out of both Rampage and Forrest by making them watch the new horror flick "The Ruins"….just for a damn commercial!

Great show but I'm looking forward to more of Rampage entertaining for the rest of the episodes. I want to see more stuff like below!

Caps re-sign Bradley to 3-year, $3M deal (AP)
The Washington Capitals re-signed right wing Matt Bradley to a three-year, $3 million contract Tuesday. Bradley played in 77 games last season, mainly on the checking line. He had seven goals, 11 assists and 74 penalty minutes. The 29-year-old Bradley joined the Capitals in 2005. He previously played for San Jose and Pittsburgh in his seven NHL seasons.

Wings Blank Pens Again; Take 2-0 Lead
Chris Osgood made 22 saves for his second consecutive shutout as the Detroit Red Wings defeated the Pittsburgh Penguins, 3-0, in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Finals at Joe Louis Arena.

web admin :: May.30.2008 :: General :: No Comments »

2K Sports Announces NHL 2K9 Cover Athlete
2K Sports announced today the cover athlete and spokesman for this years highly anticipated hockey video game, NHL 2K9.

Red Wings blank Penguins to take 2-0 lead
With first-period goals from Brad Stuart and Tomas Holmstrom and another lockdown defensive effort, the Detroit Red Wings beat the Pittsburgh Penguins 3-0 to take a 2-0 lead in the Stanley Cup finals on Monday night.

Red Wings shutout Penguins to take control of Stanley Cup
The Detroit Red Wings produced another outstanding defensive effort to beat the Pittsburgh Penguins 3-0 on Monday and tighten their grip on the Stanley Cup.

web admin :: May.29.2008 :: General :: No Comments »

Osgood blanks Pens again; Red Wings halfway to Cup
Hockeytown is halfway to hoisting the Stanley Cup again. With first-period goals from Brad Stuart and Tomas Holmstrom and another lockdown defensive effort, the Detroit Red Wings beat the Pittsburgh Penguins 3-0 to take a 2-0 lead in the Stanley Cup finals on Monday night.

web admin :: May.28.2008 :: General :: No Comments »

NHL uses Web 2.0 to hook fans into following Stanley Cup playoffs
The National Hockey League hopes that its new online video network and upcoming Web site overhaul can help it boost interest in their sport.

Red Wings Clear Franzen to Practice
Detroit Red Wings coach says injured Johan Franzen will return during Stanley Cup

web admin :: May.27.2008 :: General :: No Comments »

New The Ultimate Fighter show featuring Quinton Jackson and Forrest Griffin off to a great start with new formula

So apparently Dana White is so sick p**sies sneaking covertly on the show that couldn't take it any longer and for this block buster season of The Ultimate Fighter show featuring the first Ultimate Fighter winner, top light-heavyweight contender and a big fan favorite Forrest Griffin versus the current UFC light-heavyweight champion and Pride FC veteran Quinton "Rampage" Jackson, Dana decided to turn the show "upside down"..well…at least for the opening of it.

He must have though to himself real hard - "hmmm…..no matter how hard the coaches make the contestants work out in the opening show, some how the "p**sies" still make it through….I got it!…. it's cause may be possibly "pu**sies" can be good at working out and be all into fitness and stuff but can't really fight!….so now I'll make them fight for the opening show! Ha, let them try sneaking in now!"

I have to say that it was definitely the most effective show opening for the series since ever. What a better introduction to the aspiring ultimate fighters than having them fight right off the bat and show everyone what they have as far as fighting skills versus fitness. The fans in turn got to watch a bunch of exciting fights with most of the fighters really putting it on the line to stay on the show. If the series will continue it's run, this should definitely the way to start the next runs.

Anyways, I'm sure you've seen the show yourself by now, so a few quick notes:

• I don't know why but the 5 minute rounds seemed like forever, even in exciting fights. May be cause of the atmosphere of a small warehouse and just a few people cheering. 
• Amir Sadollah won tough fight and is the fighter to watch in my opinion
• I didn't think the producers did a good job with the play by play that Forrest and Rampage were doing, they should have had the Picture-in-Picture of the both at all times and even Dana too and turned up the volume a bit.
• Dana should have changed the rules a bit and kicked both those guys that had the most boring fight of the night off the show and kept the guy that cut 17 pounds that gassed against Cale, he was good and exciting and would have been a contender I think, with some stamina of course.
• Poor Dave Roberts! The guy somehow got to debut in MMA at UFC 20 against some pure BJJ'er at 19! Those were the dark ages of UFC for many, at least me and a few other people. Dammit, I watched that show in an empty hockey rink's coach's room by myself on DirectTV….I can't believe I did that just to watch a crappy UFC card.
• Dana is such as sellout, he was willing to scare "the bejesus!" out of both Rampage and Forrest by making them watch the new horror flick "The Ruins"….just for a damn commercial!

Great show but I'm looking forward to more of Rampage entertaining for the rest of the episodes. I want to see more stuff like below!

NHL uses Web 2.0 to hook fans into following Stanley Cup playoffs
The National Hockey League hopes that its new online video network and upcoming Web site overhaul can help it boost interest in their sport.

web admin :: May.26.2008 :: General :: No Comments »

Roenick agrees to return to Sharks (AP)
Jeremy Roenick agreed to a one-year contract Wednesday to return to the San Jose Sharks after his revitalizing comeback season with the club. Roenick, a 19-year veteran, had 14 goals and 19 assists for the Sharks after coming out of semi-retirement for another shot at the Stanley Cup. The nine-time All-Star became the third American-born player to score 500 career goals in early November, and the…

Roenick returning to Sharks for 20th season
Jeremy Roenick agreed to a one-year contract Wednesday to return to the San Jose Sharks after his revitalizing comeback season with the club.

New The Ultimate Fighter show featuring Quinton Jackson and Forrest Griffin off to a great start with new formula

So apparently Dana White is so sick p**sies sneaking covertly on the show that couldn't take it any longer and for this block buster season of The Ultimate Fighter show featuring the first Ultimate Fighter winner, top light-heavyweight contender and a big fan favorite Forrest Griffin versus the current UFC light-heavyweight champion and Pride FC veteran Quinton "Rampage" Jackson, Dana decided to turn the show "upside down"..well…at least for the opening of it.

He must have though to himself real hard - "hmmm…..no matter how hard the coaches make the contestants work out in the opening show, some how the "p**sies" still make it through….I got it!…. it's cause may be possibly "pu**sies" can be good at working out and be all into fitness and stuff but can't really fight!….so now I'll make them fight for the opening show! Ha, let them try sneaking in now!"

I have to say that it was definitely the most effective show opening for the series since ever. What a better introduction to the aspiring ultimate fighters than having them fight right off the bat and show everyone what they have as far as fighting skills versus fitness. The fans in turn got to watch a bunch of exciting fights with most of the fighters really putting it on the line to stay on the show. If the series will continue it's run, this should definitely the way to start the next runs.

Anyways, I'm sure you've seen the show yourself by now, so a few quick notes:

• I don't know why but the 5 minute rounds seemed like forever, even in exciting fights. May be cause of the atmosphere of a small warehouse and just a few people cheering. 
• Amir Sadollah won tough fight and is the fighter to watch in my opinion
• I didn't think the producers did a good job with the play by play that Forrest and Rampage were doing, they should have had the Picture-in-Picture of the both at all times and even Dana too and turned up the volume a bit.
• Dana should have changed the rules a bit and kicked both those guys that had the most boring fight of the night off the show and kept the guy that cut 17 pounds that gassed against Cale, he was good and exciting and would have been a contender I think, with some stamina of course.
• Poor Dave Roberts! The guy somehow got to debut in MMA at UFC 20 against some pure BJJ'er at 19! Those were the dark ages of UFC for many, at least me and a few other people. Dammit, I watched that show in an empty hockey rink's coach's room by myself on DirectTV….I can't believe I did that just to watch a crappy UFC card.
• Dana is such as sellout, he was willing to scare "the bejesus!" out of both Rampage and Forrest by making them watch the new horror flick "The Ruins"….just for a damn commercial!

Great show but I'm looking forward to more of Rampage entertaining for the rest of the episodes. I want to see more stuff like below!

web admin :: May.25.2008 :: General :: No Comments »

Pens Rout Flyers, Head to Stanley Cup Final
Ryan Malone scores twice as Penguins rout Flyers 6-0 to earn trip to Stanley Cup finals

Red Wings center Franzen given green light to practice
Detroit Red Wings centre Johan Franzen, sidelined for the last two weeks because of concussion-like symptoms, is expected to return to action during the best-of-seven Stanley Cup finals.

Fundraising Hockey Players
Anaheim Ducks players and their wives put on a fashion luncheon fundraiser.

web admin :: May.24.2008 :: General :: No Comments »

New The Ultimate Fighter show featuring Quinton Jackson and Forrest Griffin off to a great start with new formula

So apparently Dana White is so sick p**sies sneaking covertly on the show that couldn't take it any longer and for this block buster season of The Ultimate Fighter show featuring the first Ultimate Fighter winner, top light-heavyweight contender and a big fan favorite Forrest Griffin versus the current UFC light-heavyweight champion and Pride FC veteran Quinton "Rampage" Jackson, Dana decided to turn the show "upside down"..well…at least for the opening of it.

He must have though to himself real hard - "hmmm…..no matter how hard the coaches make the contestants work out in the opening show, some how the "p**sies" still make it through….I got it!…. it's cause may be possibly "pu**sies" can be good at working out and be all into fitness and stuff but can't really fight!….so now I'll make them fight for the opening show! Ha, let them try sneaking in now!"

I have to say that it was definitely the most effective show opening for the series since ever. What a better introduction to the aspiring ultimate fighters than having them fight right off the bat and show everyone what they have as far as fighting skills versus fitness. The fans in turn got to watch a bunch of exciting fights with most of the fighters really putting it on the line to stay on the show. If the series will continue it's run, this should definitely the way to start the next runs.

Anyways, I'm sure you've seen the show yourself by now, so a few quick notes:

• I don't know why but the 5 minute rounds seemed like forever, even in exciting fights. May be cause of the atmosphere of a small warehouse and just a few people cheering. 
• Amir Sadollah won tough fight and is the fighter to watch in my opinion
• I didn't think the producers did a good job with the play by play that Forrest and Rampage were doing, they should have had the Picture-in-Picture of the both at all times and even Dana too and turned up the volume a bit.
• Dana should have changed the rules a bit and kicked both those guys that had the most boring fight of the night off the show and kept the guy that cut 17 pounds that gassed against Cale, he was good and exciting and would have been a contender I think, with some stamina of course.
• Poor Dave Roberts! The guy somehow got to debut in MMA at UFC 20 against some pure BJJ'er at 19! Those were the dark ages of UFC for many, at least me and a few other people. Dammit, I watched that show in an empty hockey rink's coach's room by myself on DirectTV….I can't believe I did that just to watch a crappy UFC card.
• Dana is such as sellout, he was willing to scare "the bejesus!" out of both Rampage and Forrest by making them watch the new horror flick "The Ruins"….just for a damn commercial!

Great show but I'm looking forward to more of Rampage entertaining for the rest of the episodes. I want to see more stuff like below!

Red Wings oust Stars for 4th Cup trip in 11 years
Dominant in the regular season, superb again in the postseason, the Detroit Red Wings are headed back to the Stanley Cup finals. With gusto, too.

web admin :: May.23.2008 :: General :: No Comments »

Russia beat Canada to win world ice hockey gold
Russia win the ice hockey world championship, dethroning the host Canada 5-4 in the dramatic final.

New The Ultimate Fighter show featuring Quinton Jackson and Forrest Griffin off to a great start with new formula

So apparently Dana White is so sick p**sies sneaking covertly on the show that couldn't take it any longer and for this block buster season of The Ultimate Fighter show featuring the first Ultimate Fighter winner, top light-heavyweight contender and a big fan favorite Forrest Griffin versus the current UFC light-heavyweight champion and Pride FC veteran Quinton "Rampage" Jackson, Dana decided to turn the show "upside down"..well…at least for the opening of it.

He must have though to himself real hard - "hmmm…..no matter how hard the coaches make the contestants work out in the opening show, some how the "p**sies" still make it through….I got it!…. it's cause may be possibly "pu**sies" can be good at working out and be all into fitness and stuff but can't really fight!….so now I'll make them fight for the opening show! Ha, let them try sneaking in now!"

I have to say that it was definitely the most effective show opening for the series since ever. What a better introduction to the aspiring ultimate fighters than having them fight right off the bat and show everyone what they have as far as fighting skills versus fitness. The fans in turn got to watch a bunch of exciting fights with most of the fighters really putting it on the line to stay on the show. If the series will continue it's run, this should definitely the way to start the next runs.

Anyways, I'm sure you've seen the show yourself by now, so a few quick notes:

• I don't know why but the 5 minute rounds seemed like forever, even in exciting fights. May be cause of the atmosphere of a small warehouse and just a few people cheering. 
• Amir Sadollah won tough fight and is the fighter to watch in my opinion
• I didn't think the producers did a good job with the play by play that Forrest and Rampage were doing, they should have had the Picture-in-Picture of the both at all times and even Dana too and turned up the volume a bit.
• Dana should have changed the rules a bit and kicked both those guys that had the most boring fight of the night off the show and kept the guy that cut 17 pounds that gassed against Cale, he was good and exciting and would have been a contender I think, with some stamina of course.
• Poor Dave Roberts! The guy somehow got to debut in MMA at UFC 20 against some pure BJJ'er at 19! Those were the dark ages of UFC for many, at least me and a few other people. Dammit, I watched that show in an empty hockey rink's coach's room by myself on DirectTV….I can't believe I did that just to watch a crappy UFC card.
• Dana is such as sellout, he was willing to scare "the bejesus!" out of both Rampage and Forrest by making them watch the new horror flick "The Ruins"….just for a damn commercial!

Great show but I'm looking forward to more of Rampage entertaining for the rest of the episodes. I want to see more stuff like below!

Red Wings headed back to Stanley Cup finals
Even with blood caked on his red beard and his lower lip badly swollen, Kris Draper was still smiling.

web admin :: May.22.2008 :: General :: No Comments »