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I see Mouse is on SNL tonight...has to be the first good musical guest in like 5 years.

Byrd-Mcline up now...IBF title... Who would have guessed a few years ago that Andrew Golota vs. John Ruiz would headline a major ppv?

I thought the build for X-7 was rather poor...but the actual show was incredibly good. Id say that Starrcade 97 had the best hype...which was matched by the worst end result in wrestling ppv history.

boxrec reported that Hasim looked to be in great shape...this true Jimmy? was the Donald-Holy fight entertaining? Or just another beatdown of a faded sad legend?

Damn, what an educational thread...

Former heavyweight champion Hasim Rahman scored a fourth round TKO over Kali Meehan in a WBC/WBA eliminator Saturday night at Madison Square Garden. Rahman took over in round two and gave Meehan a serious beating until Meehan's corner finally stopped the carnage after Meehan wobbled back to his corner after taking some serious punishment in round four. -fightnews.com

Youre watching Jimmy? Apparently the Donald-Holy fight was for something called the NABC belt...whatever. Hasim Rachman v Bonecrusher Meehan up now...Hasim is one of my favorite fighters.

Donald beats up Holy... Former four-time heavyweight champion Evander Holyfield was easily outpointed by Larry Donald Saturday night at Madison Square Garden. Donald was simply too young, too fast and too good for the faded ring legend as he landed hard combinations almost at will. Holyfield was only able to muster one shot at a time, but showed fight fans one short glimmer of his former briliance when he rocked Donald in the tenth. Unforunately for Evander, he didn't have the energy to follow up. Donald took the last two rounds and won 119-109, 119-109, 118-109. Donald improves to 42-3-2 with 24 KOs. Holyfield falls to 38-8-2 with 25 KOs. He has now just won two of his last nine. -fightnews.com Please Evander, retire.

Holyfield is apparently taking a bad beating through nine rounds...

Is that why RVD never gets the push that he should?

I saw a clip saying that Bon Scott would be making the list with his recorder...fagging on Bon Scott is sacrilige.

Larry Donald vs. Evander Holyfield is up first....boxrec.com has round by round by round updates/scoring...

I voted for Jersey...place always makes my stomach burn and my eyes cry.

I thought he lost decisions to both Oquendo and Golota...but he got the judges nod. The Oquenda fight was abysmally boring, but vs. Golota was a FOTY candidate.

These fights are somewhat necessary though...the current heavyweight division is so wide-open. Fights like these are needed to see who really is #1. The past year or two has seen so many upsets, retirements, title changes, comebacks, and prospects that there is no legitimate/undisputed champ or top-10. Vitali is probably #1...but hes fighting Danny Williams in december, so that should prove little. For a better overall boxing ppv - check out Morales-Barrera 3 in a couple weeks. I will probably have a preview of that posted here in a week or so.

Its true..I saw it.

Can we get a couple more threads about this?

REM - Whats the Frequency Kenneth

So you actually chose to see godsmack..and liked it?

Get well soon. Im avoiding much discussion of possible replacements for Cheney if his health worsens...I dont feel that such talk is fair or tasteful. I personally wish he would be in shape for a run in '08 (I disagree with much of his opinions but he is an exceptionally good debater and campaigner), but unfortunately that is very doubtful.

Of course, cause nobody gives a shit if they play for four hours straight cause most of the crowd is blazed out of their head anyway. I dont know too many radio bands that can play for several hours in a party atmosphere...a few can, but the 'jam bands' tend to fit the bill perfectly. Too bad theres no word of Modest Mouse, The Dead, Trey Anastasio, Tool, Damien Rice, U2, Beck, or Mike Patton doing some sort of NYE show...

Toad the Wet Sprocket - All I Want

Early result, off ppv...Heavyweight contender Davarryl Williamson (he was rated by some bodies, got kod by Joe Mesi then recently looked good against W. Klitschko) won a unanimous ten round decision over former world champ and highly troubled Oliver McCall.

Why does TNA seem so desperate to follow the wcw gameplan? Its fairly obvious that wrestling fans would like an alternative to wwe, tna has a tv deal, some good workers, and now have major ppv events...why take the route that so obviously failed? TNA could be good and take advantage of wwe's problems...but dont seem interested. Is it all Jarretts fault, or is it some sort of mass retardation?

Grateful Dead - One More Saturday Night