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Beijing 2008 Olympics

by: niksan

Beijing 2008 Olympics concluded yesterday (on 24th August 2008). The power packed, fun filled 16 days excitement came to an end with astonishing results! China finally opened its wall to the world and what an impressive way to let the world know of it’s Strong presence. Beijing 2008 Olympics was undoubtedly an unforgettable event in the history of Sports.

The Knicks Busy Summer

by: DeanSmithLegend

The Knicks ultimate goal is to free up enough cap space to be a major player for LeBron James in 2010. Will they be able to pull it off? Read inside about how they plan to do that. The article also talks about the necessary changes to go about being a powerhouse in the East again. The glory days of the 1970’s are looked upon fondly.

India to Take on Sri Lanka

by: skapa

This short article explains the Indian tour of Sri Lanka, 2008 which should be an exciting series of cricket of the season just because of yet another good peculiar spinner in Ajanta Mendis Sri Lanka produced just before Muralitharan nearing his retirement. On the other hand, India is proving to be strong outside the home and even they are fresh from success in Australia.

Tony Stewart teams with Haas Racing for 2009

by: Ryanick Paige

Tony Stewart has been released from his contract with Joe Gibbs Racing. This announcement made at Chicagoland Speedway in Joliet, Illinois, confirms recent rumors of Tony Stewart leaving the number 20 Home Depot Toyota. Stewart will partner with Haas Racing for the 2009 NASCAR Sprint Cup season to become Stewart Haas Racing.

The Pros and Cons of Team Surfing

by: Osiris

With the recent increase in traffic exchanges encouraging team surfing, this article aims to look at what the advantages and disadvantages of team surfing are, as opposed to surfing alone. Several traffic exchanges now offer the opportunity for surfers to join teams, often arranging team competitions in which all teams can participate. This creates a different type of surfing experience.

How The West Indies Loses Their Match Today By One Run

by: kerriannc

Five One Day International between the World ranking No. 1 Australia and the No. 8. West Indies Team. This match was a nail biting, heart stopping one which the Australia won. The fans who turns out at the cricket ground in St. Kitts certainly got a treat today. The crowd was shocked to see that the host lost by 1 runs. The commentator was totally apalled. The man of the match went to Andrew Symonds.

How Olympics Hosts are Chosen?

by: grace

Olympics season has already begun and people around the world have started packing for 2008 Olympics hosted by Beijing, China this time. Sports fans feel excited whenever the Olympic talk is started every 4 years or so. We all know that some particular cities or places are chosen before the actual events take place. However, what are the general criteria for choosing a particular city for Olympics events in any “Olympic year”? Well, let us find out how any city becomes eligible for hosting the most awaited sports event around the world.

Is José Mourinho still the Special One ?

by: webbizo

José Mourinho is one of the most respected and controversial football managers. After some time out of action he is back into football, in charge of Inter Milan and the world is waiting to see what mind games will José Mourinho use this time to take advantage on their opponents. Is he still the special one or just another good manager ?

Introduction to Rock Climbing

by: Mr. U

Those who've tried it will attest that there are few sports out there as exhilarating as rock climbing. It's a popular new sport amongst the 18-30 demographic, its great exercise, and it provides a thrill unlike any other. This article provides a quick introduction to the growing pastime of rock climbing.

Football in the Cowboy Way

by: sahil

foot ball is america is like a tradition. most the well know palyers of the world are form american only.The famous Forbes magazine rated Dallas cowboys as the richest team in terms of values of the world. The Dallas cowboys are indeed a very rich sporting organization earning a whopping amount of dollars through endorsements over the year. The team is estimated to be worth $1.5 billion dollar. The nearest competitors in terms of value are the Washington redskins and New England patriots. The team endorses multi national companies like Ford, Dr pepper, Master card, bank of America, Extra points, Pepsi, Lite beer etc.