snuffbox

Im sure thats really going to still matter in a month.

Raekwon w/ Nas & Ghostface - Verbal Intercourse

Wow.

Colorado deserves this...

The War to Settle the Score! Castillo vs Corrales III set for Feb. 4! December 2, 2005 Jose Luis Castillo and Diego "Chico" Corrales are ready to do it again on SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING Saturday, Feb. 4, 2006. The world's most talented and courageous lightweights will collide in an eagerly awaited rubber match to decide once and for all the No. 1 135-pound fighter on the planet. The 12-round bout, co-promoted by Top Rank, Inc., and Gary Shaw Productions, LLC will air LIVE on SHOWTIME at 9 p.m. ET/PT (delayed on the west coast). A site will be announced in the near future. Corrales-Castillo III gives America's No. 1 Boxing Network its strongest opening lineup in history. SHOWTIME, which celebrates its 20th year of televising world class fights in 2006, will open with a world cruiserweight title unification bout on Saturday, Jan. 7 (Jean-Marc Mormeck vs. O'Neil Bell). A month after Corrales-Castillo III, SHOWTIME will offer the long-awaited world super middleweight title unification showdown between undefeated champions Jeff Lacy (International Boxing Federation and International Boxing Organization) and Joe Calzaghe (World Boxing Organization) on March 4. Showtime Sports & Event Programming General Manager Ken Hershman said, "We are thrilled to be able to bring Corrales-Castillo III -- the most highly anticipated rubber match of recent memory -- to our subscribers live on Showtime on Feb. 4. This epic trilogy, combined with Mormeck vs. Bell on Jan. 7 and Lacy vs. Calzaghe on March 4, is definitive proof that Showtime will continue its reign in 2006 as 'America's Number One Boxing Network.' '' When it comes to highly anticipated trilogies, who needs "The Godfather," "Star Wars," "Back to the Future," "Indiana Jones" or "Lord of the Rings" when you have "The War to Settle the Score on Feb. 4!" The third fight in the legendary series will co-star Corrales, the exciting, hard-hitting World Boxing Council (WBC) champion, and Castillo, the powerful, explosive, former two-time WBC titleholder. Corrales (40-3, 33 KOs) won the historic first bout against Castillo -- the 2005 Fight of the Year -- when he dramatically rallied from the brink of near-certain defeat to score two knockdowns and register a memorable 10th-round TKO to unify the title and capture the WBC lightweight belt on May 7, 2005. Castillo (53-7, 47 KOs) won the brief, but brutal sequel five months later with an impressive and sudden fourth-round knockout. Despite losing the Oct. 8 rematch, Corrales came away with both his world title belts when Castillo failed to make the 135-pound limit and one of his camp members was caught trying to tamper with the scale at the weigh-in. "When he didn't make weight (Castillo tipped the scales at 138 1/2 pounds), I had two options," Corrales said. "The first was to call off the fight entirely. The second was to allow Castillo to weigh in at 147 pounds on the day of the fight and proceed with the match. I chose the second option because people deserve to see a fighter do his job. If this fight did not happen, it would have been bad for boxing. I respect the game, and they knew I would not let it be battered or bruised by a big card being canceled. I could have said, 'I am not going to fight,' but I had an obligation to the fans. But the past is past. I opened up and Castillo caught me with a great shot. I have no excuses. I do not want to take credit away from his win. Now, we have each won once. I cannot wait until Feb. 4." Said Castillo: "I said after the last fight that if they wanted to make this like the 'Rocky' movie series, I did not care. I will fight Corrales five or six times. (After the knockdown) I knew Corrales was not getting up. I told everyone I would knock him out before the seventh round. His style is perfect for me. He likes to fight inside, and that is what I do best. I was very happy to win, but also sad because I could not make weight. I let the people down, but I got my vindication by knocking out Corrales." Corrales, of Sacramento, Calif., captured the WBO 135-pound crown with a 10th-round TKO over defending champion Acelino Freitas Aug. 7, 2004, on SHOWTIME. A two-time world champion at 130 pounds, Corrales won the vacant WBO belt with a 12-round split decision over Joel Casamayor March 6, 2004, on SHOWTIME. Corrales won his first world title with a seventh-round TKO over defending IBF Robert Garcia Oct. 23, 1999, on SHOWTIME. Castillo, of Sonora, Mexico, won the WBC 135-pound belt the first time with a 12-round majority decision over Steve Johnston on June 17, 2000. Following three successful defenses, he lost the title and a subsequent rematch to unbeaten Floyd Mayweather in April and December of 2002. Castillo regained the WBC belt with a 12-round unanimous decision over Juan Lazcano on June 5, 2004. -fightnews.com

Don't fall in love with anyone because if they don't talk to you, you might just torch the place. Heh...pretty good advice there.

I doubt that. Its that second match I want...

Temple of the Dog - Hungerstrike

That match really deserves the dvd treatment...

Maybe if the Main Event features a 60 man battle royal...

Kurt.

Nothing will top Eazy-E going to that GOP fundraiser... Eazy knew that all college girls are easy....50 lacks all self confidence, thus the massive steroid habit and blowjobs for the record execs... Eazy > 50.

Margaret Angle.

Well its nice to see that the steroid-banging, crack smoking/dealing, shot-to-the-head victim demographic would still vote for Bush. Maybe 50's still paranoid that John Kerry will "take r guns!"....

Ugh. Theyre doing just fine on rock radio near me (and that usually translates nationally too) and thats never good...

Terry Funk?

Some to consider besides the obvious... Bruno-Stan Hansen...The feud based on a broken neck. Piper-Snuka Roberts-Rude Slaughter-Sheik Muraco-Snuka Backlund-Muraco Backlund-Superstar Roberts-Savage Savage-Animal Steele Demolition-LoD HBK-Razor

Ben Kweller - Wasted and Ready

I wonder if the American public knew that JR Ewing didnt really fuck all those sweet debutantes on tv back in the day.

Nope.

Maybe theyre banking on that death watch rumor...

Gave a dirty dirty dirty whore a good rogering.

Thats no light...Kawada glows in the fucking dark.

Glacier...WCW from like 95/96. They showed vignettes of this guy on every show for an entire summer...then just debuted him against a jobber on like the Sunday afternoon show.

Zeus Loch Ness That Kiss bullshit