Photos of Robert Guerrero in Los Angeles

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ROBERT “THE GHOST” GUERRERO

October, 17, 2011 – This past weekend five-time world champion, Robert “The Ghost” Guerrero, was busy making his away around Los Angeles.   On Friday, Guerrero walked the red carpet at Robert Downey Jr.’s American Cinematheque Award ceremony.  “It was a fun night,” said Guerrero. “Mel Gibson,Jennifer Aniston, Jodie Foster were all in attendance. Everyone there was really nice and it was nice to walk the red carpet.”   In addition, Robert went to visit former trainer John Bray and got a tour of the All-American Heavyweights facility while meeting CEO Michael King.  “This facility is incredible,” Guerrero went on to say. “What they are doing here is very impressive.  Their goal is to build the next heavyweight champion and they are on a good pace.”   Saturday, “The Ghost” attended the Bernard Hopkins vs. Chad Dawson fight at the Staples Center and took photos with some friends that were in attendance.

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Agbeko vs. Mares Press Conference Quotes

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Dec. 3, 2011, at Honda Center in Anaheim, Calif., LIVE on SHOWTIME

 

LOS ANGELES, Calif. (Oct. 17, 2011) – IBF and WBC Silver Bantamweight Champion Abner Mares and former two-time IBF Bantamweight World Champion Joseph King Kong Agbeko were the principals at a widely attended press conference Saturday to officially announce their highly anticipated rematch set for Saturday, Dec. 3 at Honda Center in Anaheim,Calif., which will be televised LIVE on SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING. 

 

In the co-featured bout, WBA Bantamweight Super Champion Anselmo “Chemito” Moreno will defend his title against former Two-Division World Champion Vic “The Raging Bull’’ Darchinyan.  The doubleheader is promoted by Golden Boy Promotions, Don King Productions and Gary Shaw Productions and sponsored by Cerveza Tecate, DeWalt Tools and AT&T.  The doubleheader will be televised live on SHOWTIME^® beginning at 9 p.m. ET/PT (delayed on the West Coast). 

 

Tickets for Mares vs. Agbeko II, priced at $150, $100, $50 and $25, are on sale now at all Ticketmaster locations, online atticketmaster.com and via charge-by-phone at 800-745-3000.  Tickets will be available for sale at the Honda Center Box Office beginning Tuesday, Oct. 18 at 10 a.m. PT.

 

Here’s what those involved had to say on Saturday:

 

Abner Mares:

I’m really happy and ready to fight on Dec. 3.  Right after the first fight I was asked if I had a problem with a rematch – I said ‘no.’

 

“I want to fight him again because he deserves it.  He’s a great champion.  If this is what the people want we’ll give it to them.

 

“I’m going to prove why I’m the champion come Dec. 3.  I’m going to go for a knockout.  Last time I prepared for 12 rounds, but this time I have something to prove.  I want to prove that I am the champion.  I want to knock him out. “

 

Richard Schaefer, CEO of Golden Boy Promotions:

“We are looking forward to setting the record straight on Dec. 3 at Honda Center to erase any doubts that people may have. 

 

“We thought the right thing to do was a rematch.  Everyone was crying for a rematch and Abner had no problem with it.  He’s young, he’s strong, he’s exciting – he’s exactly the kind of fighter fans like. 

 

“Abner didn’t have to do the rematch.  Just because the IBF ordered it doesn’t mean he had to do it.  He took it because he wants to prove he’s the best in the division.

 

“I want to thank SHOWTIME for putting their muscle behind this great division.

 

“Both of these fighters on the co-feature have an impressive resume.  Darchinyan is one of the most recognizable names in boxing and Moreno hasn’t lot in 10 years.   The idea is the two winners on Dec. 3 will face each other in 2012.”

 

Frank Espinoza, Mares’ Manager:

“It’s time to clear the controversy.  This fight means everything to Abner.  On Dec. 3, he plans to show the world that he truly deserves to be called the top bantamweight in the world.”

 

Joseph Agbeko:

“I am not looking for the knockout on Dec. 3. I’m looking forward to a war.  There will be no more low blows this time because the world is watching. I will prove to the world that I deserved to win the last fight and I will be victorious on Dec. 3.

 

“Do I still have respect for Abner Mares?  Yes.  At the end of the day we are both warriors and we do our job.

 

“I didn’t want to retaliate with low blows.  After every round I came back to my corner and they told me to keep going after him and protect myself.  They just kept telling me to do what we trained to do and not to change.”

 

Alan Hopper, VP for Public Relations for Don King Productions:

“Don (King) sends his best from Florida and is looking forward to seeing you all from Honda Center on Dec. 3. He’s asked me to come and represent his company today. Abner Mares has a problem. He won the two biggest fights of his career with the use of low blows. The entire world and a new referee will be watching you closely on Dec. 3. So keep your punches up and fight fair.”

 

Chris DeBlasio, Senior Director, Communications, SHOWTIME Sports

“SHOWTIME is once again putting on a fight the fans truly want to see. For 25 years boxing has been the flagship sport of our network. We all remember the controversy that surrounded the first fight between Joseph Agbeko and Abner Mares in the SHOWTIME Bantamweight Tournament Final, but what we may have forgotten is that that fight was as exciting as boxing gets. It had all the drama, intensity and give-and-take action that defines the bantamweight division. We are proud to be part of this important rematch.”

 

Summers Abroad Keep Kulczycki Focused On the Mat and on World Issues

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Boxing Links (10-17-11)

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Boxing: Bizarre loss raises questions on Hopkins’ future New Zealand Herald Photo / AP For the first time in his 23-year boxing career, Bernard Hopkins lost a fight when he couldn’t get off the canvas. The way the 46-year-old champion ended up on the deck at the weekend will be debated long after he finally retires, … See all stories on this topic »

Boxing weekend review: James DeGale wins Euro title The Sport Review With this victory, DeGale’s accomplishments must be put into perspective; in just 12 professional fights he has won the British and European titles despite suffering a loss last time out, there are few British boxers who have ever accomplished so much, … See all stories on this topic »    The Sport Review

Hopkins-Dawson: 5 Things We Learned ESPN He knows how to win this way, and he likely has added years to his boxing lifetime by fighting ugly and protecting himself with maddening clinches, body leans and the like. It came back to him in spades on Saturday, when Dawson treated him like a … See all stories on this topic »

Dan Wheldon’s Death Brings Link Between Car Racing and Boxing to the Forefront Yahoo! Sports It also brought into focus a shared link between car racing and motorsports as a whole, and the sport of boxing. Unique to almost all other sports, competitors pursuing these activities are legitimately risking their lives each time they compete. … See all stories on this topic » Yahoo! Sports

Pacquiao vs. Marquez: Boxing’s Last Shot at a PPV Main Event Success This Year Bleacher Report Manny Pacquiao versus Juan Manuel Marquez will be boxing’s last shot at having a great pay-per-view for 2011. If this one goes bust, then boxing will be 0-3 when making fans pay to see what it deems the “best” fights. First, Floyd Mayweather versus … See all stories on this topic »    Bleacher Report

What Boxing Means to Me: NABA Lightweight Champion Logan Cotton McGuinness EastsideBoxing.com In his book Distinction Earned: Cape Breton’s Boxing Legends, 1946-1970, author Paul MacDougall explains how future Canadian Champion Tyrone Gardiner became fascinated with boxing at age thirteen, while watching boxers train in the basement of the … See all stories on this topic »

Fil-Am boxer Nonito Donaire speaks to youths in New Jersey GMANews.TV To celebrate Filipino-American history month in the United States, professional boxer Nonito Donaire, Jr. was scheduled to speak to high school youths on Monday (US time). Donaire is set to speak at the Jersey City Free Public Library, … See all stories on this topic »

Slice-Bledsoe: Full Report Fight News By Bill Green In his second pro boxing match, former MMA star Kevin “Kimbo Slice” Ferguson (2-0, 2 KOs) made quick work of Tay Bledsoe (2-4, 2 KOs) in a heavyweight match on Saturday night at the Heartland Events Center in Grand Island, Nebraska. … See all stories on this topic »    Fight News

Let’s hope De La Hoya’s talk is cheap ESPN (blog) As great as he was for the sport during his days as boxing’s biggest star, the last thing boxingneeds is for a washed-up once-great champion to come back and get hurt. And that obviously would not be good for De La Hoya either. … See all stories on this topic »

Boxing center gives kids chance to get off street, on better path StarNewsOnline.com Boxing coach Lyle Booker and co-founder of Wilmington Coastal Boxing eyes a couple of his prodigies as they spar in the ring at their gym on Anderson Street. By Bill Donovan As coach Lyle Booker of Wilmington Coastal Boxing calls numbers, Nicolas Clay … See all stories on this topic »

 

Blogs

‘Real Steel’ Remains America’s Favorite Movie About Boxing Robots … By Mark Your weekend box office: 1. Real Steel – $16.3 million. Just as Hugh Jackman’s scrappy, junkyardboxing robot had everyone asking, I Watch Stuff – Probably The…

Jackie Kallen on Boxing: PPV Boxing is Down for The Count after … By Staff By Jackie Kallen I can hear the Grim Reaper approaching. His footsteps are getting closer and louder. A sport that has already been on the critical list. BoxingInsider.com

 

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52-year-old ex-con wins pro boxing debut – Other sports- NBC Sports Dewey Bozella has won his pro boxing debut at 52 years old, beating Larry Hopkins by unanimous decision on Saturday night. nbcsports.msnbc.com/id/44915530/ns/sports-other_sports/

WORLD-RANKED EDWIN RODRIGUEZ, WILL ROSINSKY CLASH IN BATTLE OF UNBEATEN SUPER MIDDLES

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FRIDAY, OCT. 21, LIVE ON SHOWTIME®

 

 Undefeated Junior Welter Gabriel Bracero Faces Daniel Sostre In Co-Feature

At MGM Theater at Foxwoods Resort Casino in Mashantucket, Conn.;

Telecast Begins At 11 p.m. ET/PT (Delayed on the West Coast)

 

NEW YORK (Oct. 17, 2011) – It’s not difficult to root for a guy like world-ranked super middleweight  Edwin “La Bomba” Rodriguez (19-0, 14 KOs), of Worchester, Mass., who faces fellow unbeaten Will “Power” Rosinsky (14-0, 8 KOs) of Ozone Park, N.Y., in the 10-round main event of ShoBox: The New Generation on Friday, Oct. 21, live on SHOWTIME® (11 p.m. ET/PT, delayed on the West Coast).

 

Rodriguez has been virtually unbeatable since lacing on the gloves at 16. He went 84-9 in the amateurs and was a two-time national champion. Since turning pro on Jan. 26, 2008, he has steadily ascended through the ranks and remains a strong possibility to one day become a 168-pound world champion.

 

What makes Rodriguez’ accomplishments inside the ring so extraordinary and inspiring, however, is that he’s managed to achieve success while dealing with a complex home situation with young children who have special needs. He and wife Stephanie’s fraternal twins, Edwin Jr. and Serena Lynn, were born prematurely, at 23 weeks. Chances of survival were bleak, yet both miraculously turned four years old on Sept. 29.

 

“They both weighed a pound and three ounces at birth,’’ Rodriguez said. “The doctor sat us down and told us many times that our son only had a slim chance of (making it). It was tough just like with any other family. Physically, I was there, trying to go to the gym, but mentally, I wasn’t. It was tough having my kids at the hospital for four months and at the same time trying to concentrate on boxing.

 

“I have a little more to deal with than most parents but we do what we have to do. I know boxing takes a lot of time away from my family but being able to give them a better life balances it out a little. My son got diagnosed with CP — cerebral palsy. But I’m just happy to have him and see him smile every day.’’

 

As if this wasn’t enough, Rodriguez’ manager, Larry Army, said the twins were also recently diagnosed with autism. Rodriguez credits his wife for helping him get through.

 

“My wife is such a very good mother,’’ he said. “Every time I have to go out for training camp, she makes sure everything’s taken care of. I appreciate her so much and she just makes everything easier.”

 

Rodriguez, who was planning to try out for the 2008 Olympic Games but couldn’t when the children were born, is currently ranked by the four major boxing organizations, topping out at No. 6 in the WBC (World Boxing Classic). The way he sees it, 2012 will be a magic number. By then, he figures, a top-heavy, talent-laden 168-pound division will have sorted itself out some, paving the way for him to make a move.

 

“I need two good fights against top-10 opponents and I’ll be ready for a world title fight,” said Rodriguez, who’ll be making his third ShoBoxappearance. Despite dislocating his shoulder in the second round, he won his toughest test to date with a unanimous 10-round decision over Aaron Pryor Jr. last Jan. 14. In his second ShoBox start, Rodriguez scored a ninth-round TKO over Buddy McGirt Jr. on Nov. 5, 2010. Rodriguez scored a sixth-round knockout over Kevin Engle in his ShoBox debut on April 30, 2010.

 

“I love boxing,” said Rodriguez, who’s gained invaluable experience by sparring with the likes of WBC champion Carl Froch and ex-titleholder Chad Dawson. “I love getting tested by getting the best sparring from the most elite fighters I can find and see where I’m at. I want to know how far I can go. Carl is a very nice guy. I got to be in with arguably the best super middleweight in the world.’’

 

As expectations rise, Rodriguez continues to express an extreme dedication to his craft and to the people who matter most in his life.

 

“I believe everyone in the world has something they fight for,’’ he said. “I fight for my family and wife and definitely for my kids because they’ve fought all their lives and now it’s my turn to fight for them.”

 

A brutal body puncher, Rodriguez is coming off of a devastating second-round TKO over Chris Traietti last Aug. 20 in a bout in which he broke two of Traietti’s ribs. Nine of Rodriguez’ last 11 fights have ended inside the distance.

 

Rosinksy, the first unbeaten fighter Rodriguez has faced, was the 2005 United States Amateur light heavyweight champion. Rodriguez was the U.S. Boxing national champion at 168 pounds the same year, and both he and Rosinksy traveled together to China and other locations representing the U.S.

A registered Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), the 5-foot-10 Rosinksy won his lone start this year with a 2:20, first-round TKO overJose Ramirez in a wild affair last July 20 in which both boxers went down. In his outing before last, he scored a lopsided eight-round decision over previously unbeaten Yasin Abdur-Rashid (7-0) on Nov. 20, 2010. Rosinsky will be making his ShoBox debut.

 

“I felt that accepting this fight was the perfect decision,” Rosinsky said. “I feel that I will really be able to showcase my skills as a professional fighter, and what better than to do it on SHOWTIME.’’

In the co-feature at Foxwood Resorts Casino in Mashantucket, Conn., undefeated junior welterweight Gabriel “Tito” Bracero (17-0, 3 KOs) of Brooklyn, N.Y., takes on Daniel “The Hudson Valley Kid’’ Sostre (11-4-1, 4 KOs) of Highland, N.Y., in a 10-round clash of Puerto Ricans for the vacant North American Boxing Federation (NABF) title. It is the first of two consecutive Friday ShoBox telecasts, the second in three weeks, and the fourth in eight weeks.

 

Bracero, who won his ShoBox debut with an impressive eight-round decision over Danny O’Connor,  recorded knockouts in his last two starts in 2011, including a third-round stoppage over Dan Van Stadden in his most recent outing on July 3. An excellent technician, Bracero turned pro in March 2001 and competed regularly through March 2002 before stopping for 7 1/2 years. The 30-year-old has fought 12 times since resuming his career in March ‘09. Fourteen of his 15 pro starts have ended in decisions.

 

“I’ve been working more on setting down my punches,’’ said Bracero, who’s father was a prizefighter. “I got into trouble and my career got sidetracked, but I’m back now and looking to make up for lost time.’’

 

Sostre, a pro since April 2005, captured the New York state welterweight championship in January 2009 and had made three successful defenses.

 

The 27-year-old Sostre had a nine-fight winning streak snapped two fights ago when, in his first match in a little more than a year, he andDamian Frias fought to a split eight-round draw on April 8. In his last start, he lost for the first time in four years when he dropped a close eight-round decision to unbeaten Raymond Serrano on July 15.

Tickets, priced at $125, $85 and $50, are available at www.foxwoods.com or www.ticketmaster.com and by calling (800) 200-2882. Doors open at 7 p.m. ET. The first live undercard, non-televised fight is at 8.

Curt Menefee will call the ShoBox action from ringside with Steve Farhood and Antonio Tarver serving as expert analysts.Gordon Hall is the executive producer of ShoBox with Richard Gaughan producing and Rick Phillips directing. 

 

For information on SHOWTIME Sports Programming, including exclusive behind-the-scenes video and photo galleries, complete telecast information and more, please go the new SHOWTIME Sports website at http://www.sho.com/sports.

 

Daley Vs. Fioravanti at The Bell Center on October 21

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RINGSIDE 12  Paul « Semtex » Daley  vs.  Luigi « The Italian Tank » Fioravanti   FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21st AT 7:30PM / BELL CENTRE

A FEW TICKETS ARE STILL AVAILABLE.

Tickets available at Bell Centre Box Office By phone: (514) 790-2525 or 1 877 668-8269 Order online: www.evenko.ca Ticket prices: Tables: $1700 / $1500 / $1300 per table  Tickets: $110,50 / $90,50 / $70,50 / $50,50 / $40,50

After a resoundingly successful debut at the Bell Centre last spring, Ringside MMA will once again make its presence felt inside its celebrated walls. It is with great pleasure and pride that Ringside MMA will present Ringside 12, in collaboration with evenko, on October 21st at theBell Centre in Montreal. With a super fight and 3 championship matches scheduled on the card, Ringside 12 will be the showcase the most talented Quebec MMA fighters of their generation.  Here is the official fight card : FINAL BOUTS   Paul Daley vs Luigi Fioravanti Michel Gagnon vs David “Bo” Harris MAIN CARD  Mike Ricci vs Daron Cruickshank Alex Garcia vs Matt MacGrath Kevin Morin vs Jason Saggo Tommy Côté vs Brett Portieous Christ Franck vs Francis Charbonneau Maxime Fecteau vs Keven Tremblay Justin Smethurst vs Olivier Aubin-Mercier Craig Hudson vs Vladimir Starcencov DETAILED SCHEDULE  Public Training  WHEN:        Wednesday, October 19th, 2011 – 1:30pm – 2:30pm WHERE       Tristar Gym – 5275 Ferrier St. , Montreal QUOI :        1pm:      Media arrival 1:30pm:  Paul Daley 1:45pm:  Alex Garcia 2pm:       Mike Ricci WHO:         Open to media only Official Weigh -In  WHEN :      Thursday, October 20th, 2011 – 1pm WHERE :    Bell Centre Cage aux Sports WHAT :      1 pm: Official Ringside 12 Weigh – In WHO :         Open to media and public Ringside 12 : Daley vs Fioravanti – Media  WHEN :       Friday, October 21st, 2011 – 6pm WHERE:      Bell Centre Media Entrance on 1225 St-Antoine W. WHAT:         6pm – Media Credentilal WHO:           Accredited media *For info, please contact Cathy Gagnon – media@ringsidemma.tv Post-Fight Press Conference  WHAT:       Friday, October 21st, 2011 – Approx. 11pm (after final bout) WHERE:    Bell Centre Coach Room WHAT:       Post-Fight press conference with winners Post-fight interviews can be done at this moment. WHO :        Open to media only www.ringsidemma.tv Twitter: @ringsidemma Facebook: Ringside   For more info about our events visit: Follow us on Twitter and Facebook for all the latest news !

‘Saint’ George Jupp Gets Prizefighter Shot On 29th Oct.

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Matchroom Sport’s hugely popular Prizefighter series returns to the Capital’s home of boxing, the famous York Hall in Bethnal Green, on Saturday 29th October. This time it’s the Featherweights that will get to compete for the coveted Prizefighter trophy and the £32,000 top prize.

Throughout it’s history Prizefighter has given novice pros the chance to establish themselves, on national TV, against some of the divisions biggest names.

Prizefighter – Featherweights is no exception and on the 29th October Belvedere’s exciting youngster ‘Saint’ George Jupp gets the chance to mix it up with such stalwarts as two time World Champ Choi Tseveenpurev and Irish Super Featherweight Champion Mickey Coveney, as well as unbeaten prospects Lee Glover and Troy James.

Whilst the aforementioned are the biggest names 20 year old George may have to face in this, the 22nd edition of the popular tournament, he is likely to also receive stiff competition from Liverpool’s Lee Jennings, who’s coming off a first round stoppage win over Chris Truman, and his TRAD TKO gym mate Ian Bailey should he draw either of them on the night.

George has just four bouts under his belt since he turned pro in May last year. The first, against fellow debutant Peter Barney, see the youngster secure a tidy points victory, as he did in his second outing, against Pavels Senkovs in September.

In December ‘Saint’ George again faced Senkovs, this time stopping the tough Mansfield based Latvian after one minute and fifty seconds of the fourth round. His final bout to date see him suffer a controversial narrow points loss to Harrow’s Raffi Khan back in March.

Following a training session, under the watchful eyes of his manager/co-trainer Johnny Eames at the TRAD TKO Boxing Gym, a beaming George said of the opportunity to participate in Prizefighter. “It’s a great, great competition, it’s a good chance to show everyone what you are made of.

I think the format suits me right down to the ground and I’m looking forward to it.

Whilst obviously I’m gonna be an underdog, as I’m a novice pro, but there’s no one there that bothers me. I’ll just take every fight as it comes and do what I do best, box.

I know I’m gonna be up against it but I’ll stick to my boxing and hopefully go all the way.”

Prizefighter – Featherweights takes place at the York Hall, Bethnal Green, London on Saturday 29th October 2011 and will also be broadcast live on Skysports.

Tickets, priced £35 (standard seated) and £60 (ringside), for Prizefighter – Featherweights are available now, either on-line at www.tkoboxoffice.com or in person at the TRAD TKO Boxing Gym, Gillian House, Stephenson Street, Canning Town, London E16 4SA – for further information call 07960 850645.

Wrestling Links (10-17-11)

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Sumo wrestling is earning youthful fans Houston Chronicle AFP PHOTO/JIJI PRESS (Photo credit should read JIJI PRESS/AFP/Getty Images) Photo: JIJI PRESS / 2003 AFP It’s the first thing most people ask Micheal Herrera when they learn that he likes to sumo-wrestle: “How does it feel to wear that weird diaper? … See all stories on this topic »

TNA Bound for Glory Results: 10 Things We Have Learned Bleacher Report As we emerge from Bound For Glory, TNA Wrestling’s biggest pay-per-view of the year, and gaze at the carnage, wrestling fans will undoubtedly wonder just where America’s No. 2 promotion goes from here. Indeed, this lively, newsworthy event gave us … See all stories on this topic »     Bleacher Report

Hutchison wrestlers second at Valdez Fairbanks Daily News-Miner by Bob Eley/beley@newsminer.com FAIRBANKS — The Hutchison Hawks opened the high schoolwrestling season with a second-place finish at the Throw Down in Snow Town WrestlingTournament Friday and Saturday in Valdez. The Hawks had three champions, … See all stories on this topic »

Lady arm-wrestlers clash for charity cash Washington Times By Meredith Somers Sarah DeLucas, aka “Bocce Balboa,” of the District, revels in her first-round win at the DC Lady Arm Wrestlers event in June. As with roller derby, many of the arm-wrestlers adopt colorful alter egos. (Barbara L. Salisbury/The … See all stories on this topic »     Washington Times

VIDEO: 10 Questions with Alma College wrestling coach Todd Hibbs The Morning Sun By NATE SCHNEIDER After being without a wrestling program since 1984, Alma College made the decision last year to bring back wrestling as a varsity sport. Todd Hibbs, formerly at Olivet College, was hired in February to take the wrestling head coach … See all stories on this topic »

Kurt Angle Reveals When He Will Retire From Wrestling Wrestle Heat Now I’ma lot older and wiser; I look at my training, I look at my game plan, I look at the way I’m going to wrestle. I know I’ll make a lot less mistakes and I know I’ll train more properly. The thing was that I had over-trained in the past. … See all stories on this topic »

TNA Wrestling Bound For Glory 2011: AJ Styles vs Daniels Wrestle Heat Kazarian cuts an interview backstage with JB about his friends facing off against each other tonight. We go to the ring and out first comes Daniels. AJ Styles is out next as we get ready for the bell. Daniels tries to attack first but AJ tackles him … See all stories on this topic »

TNA Wrestling Bound For Glory 2011 Results: Bully Ray vs Mr Anderson Wrestle Heat We go to the ring and out first comes Bully Ray and he’s ready to fight. Out next comes Mr. Anderson to a decent reaction from the crowd. Anderson rushes the ring and they start brawling right away. Anderson with a swinging neckbreaker and a 2 count. … See all stories on this topic »

Billy Corgan Starts Pro Wrestling Organisation Tone Deaf One of rock n roll’s kookiest and most enigmatic alumni, Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan, has revealed in an interview with Fox News in Chicago that he is taking his decade long passion for wrestling to a whole other level by actually setting … See all stories on this topic » Tone Deaf

 

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2011 Pan American Games Greco … – TheMat.com – USA Wrestling Greco-Roman competition will be October 20 and 21. TheMat.com will post previews in all three Olympic styles this week. TheMat.com News

Wrestling, inducing a ‘manly’ response, and other weird things on my … By janesmith Does anyone else ever push their man to get “manly” with them? I will deliberately do things the make my husband use his “deep” Talk About Marriage

NewsDaily: SEC wrestling with “conflict minerals” disclosure By Sarah N. Lynch Securities regulators are struggling to craft a rule that sheds light on companies that use certain African “conflict minerals” but avoids a compliance nightmare that hurts manufacturers. NewsDaily: Business Headlines

Smashing Pumpkins’ Billy Corgan Launches Own Pro Wrestling … By Zach Shaw Smashing Pumpkins Frontman Billy Corgan Joins Pro Wrestling Company: MyFoxCHICAGO.com It’s not unusual to see the worlds of hard rock and wrestling. Metal Insider

Russia reaps gold in sambo wrestling: Voice of Russia Russian boys have won 16 gold, 9 silver and 8 bronze medals at a youth world championship in sambo wrestling. On the closing day on Sunday, four top awards went to Russia, two, to Georgia, two, to Ukraine, two, to Bulgaria, one, to Belarus … Voice of Russia, News

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