If you can't be a professional athlete, you might as well blog like one.
Under Armour has released a new ad starring Lindsey Vonn with the message, “I Will Protect This House”. The ad also features Olympic track athlete Monica Hargrove and Lauren Cheney of the USA national soccer team. Shout-out to Under Armour for the sick beats!
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Here is a close look at the new Pro Combat uniforms that were unveiled on Wednesday by Nike. The new design will be worn by ten schools: Alabama, Florida, Miami, Ohio State, Virginia Tech, Boise State, TCU, and Oregon State, Pitt and West Virginia. What does everyone think?
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Turns out it wasn’t heatstroke… Just in case you were all wondering we are happy to hear that Victoria Azerenka is fine after being diagnosed with a mild concussion after her on-court collapse yesterday at the U.S. Open. Who knew running sprints was so dangerous?
“I was warming up in the gym prior to my match against Gisela Dulko when I fell while running a sprint,” 10th-seeded Azarenka said in a statement released by tournament officials about five hours after her collapse. “I fell forward and hit my arm and head.”
Floyd Mayweather Tweets His Watch Collection. Time is money.
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Floyd “Money” Mayweather makin’ it rain - Blinged out watch edition.
You might say Miami Dolphins defensive end Kendall Langford has learned his lesson. At Tuesday’s Dolphins practice, Langford came wearing a pair of 2.5 carat diamond earrings valued at around $50,000 each. It wasn’t until halfway through practice that Langford realized that one of the earrings had fallen out.
“Forgot I had ‘em in”, he told reporters later, holding the earring that was missing its partner. “I’ve got a great group of guys out here helping me — family-type guys.”
And by family he means the teams public relations interns and sideline reporters, I guess that’ll teach you to bring your bling to practice?
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Chris Bosh and his fiancé Adrienne Williams guest appearing on Entourage? He wasn’t getting these sick 1 minute cameo gigs in Toronto!
Tiger Woods has a new bachelor pad in NYC…reports USMagazine.com. Naturally he’ll start playing better NOW, right?
Editorial Note: The picture above is not Tiger shaving in his new apartment. It’s Tiger shaving in that awful Gillette ad. Are those his real nipples?
And just like that, TheTickr.com launched a show. We’re hoping to do one episode a week (hold us to that), should be good times!
Episode 0 Show Notes
A little rough but we’re working on improvements (like Tiger’s golf swing). Let us know what you think in the comments (suggestions etc.) and reblog if you likey.
Some anti-LeBron going to back to cleveland art. For all of you who still have a bitter taste in your mouth about the whole thing. By Matt Mcinerney.
Hey Chad Ochocinco and Terrell Owens, we found your new kicks! To the Batcave. You can pick them up here.
Roger Federer killin’ it in another TV commercial - This time for Lindt chocolate truffles. In this ad Roger seems to be having some issues getting his “chocolate balls” past security? Consider this our U.S. Open preview.
The long, curly and luxurious black hair that sits atop Troy Polamalu’s shoulder pads and flows down his back was insured today for 1 million dollars by the shampoo company Head and Shoulders.
When reached for comment, Troy proclaimed.. “It’s like J.Lo’s insured butt!”
This short and bizarre ad by Head and Shoulders will explain the rest?
Does this look like the face of a person guilty on a six-count felony indictment, charging him with lying to Congress about his use of performance-enhancing drugs?
Also, shout-out to Roger’s stylist, floral tie and frosted tips - nice touch.
Crazy pant wearin’ and avid tweeter Ian Poulter was hangin’ with fellow Englishman Justin Rose Thursday when he asked his twitter followers if they had any questions for Justin.
Former Ryder Cup Captain Paul Azinger aka Zinger then responded tweeting the below pic.
All Poulter could muster in his response, “Zinger I love it.” We give the Americans an early 1up lead in the humor department.
