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Custom imprinted fans with a schedule on the back for basketball, baseball, football, tennis, golf, volleyball and soccer.
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Mega rap star Lil' Wayne has been chosen as one of the voice-overs for the newly designed Gatorade beverage.<br><br>In a new commercial for the popular sports drink, Weezy is heard narrating a description of what "g" represents, as popular sports figures like Dwayne Wade, Serena Williams and Bill Russell glare into the camera.<br><br>"[G's] the emblem of a warrior, it's the swagger of an athlete, a champion and dynasty," Weezy says in the commercial. "It's gifted, golden, genuine and glorious. It is a lower-case god. It's the goat. Ha-ha. The greatest of all time."<br><br>As the 60-second video continues to scroll past other public figures, including the Yankee's Derek Jeter holding a bat and Muhammad Ali facing off with his fists, Weezy wraps up the meaning of "G." "What's G," he asks. "It is the heart, hustle and soul of the game. That's G."<br><br>Aiming for a new look, Gatorade's parent company, PepsiCo, is using the new "G" campaign as an opportunity to create new packaging and rename line extensions.<br><br>"For Gatorade," the company wrote in a statement, "G represents the heart, hustle and soul of athleticism and will become a badge of pride for anyone who sweats."
Lil Wayne Gatorade Advert...
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Added: 2 days ago
By: Kinetic Energy
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Southern Mississippi receiver DeAndre Brown fractured his lower left leg and was taken to the hospital during the first quarter of Sunday nights New Orleans Bowl against Troy.<br><br>Only minutes after his 67th reception of the season set a school record, Browns leg gave out unnaturally as he landed in the end zone during a long incompletion. The defender on the play, Tavares Williams, put his hands on his head and then gestured for help when he turned and saw Brown holding his leg, which dangled from the shin.<br><br>Brown writhed in pain as trainers raced to his side. He was placed on a stretcher and lifted onto a cart. He then sat up, receiving applause, as the cart headed into the tunnel in the Louisiana Superdome.<br><br>Southern Miss spokesman Jack Duggan said the injury was a lower leg fracture but could not immediately provide details on the severity.<br><br>Brown, a freshman, was a prized recruit last year and quickly became the Golden Eagles leading receiver, finishing the regular season with 66 catches for 1,108 yards and 12 touchdowns.
DeAndre Brown Breaks Leg...
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Added: 16 days ago
By: 1PoundOverWeight
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After getting hit by a baseball, golf ball and tennis ball in the past, now unlucky pigeon got hit by football.
Football player kills pigeon
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Added: 18 days ago
By: 1PoundOverWeight
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The December 6th HBO boxing video of Oscar "The Golden Boy" De La Hoys vs Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao.<br><br>SOURCE: http://www.worldstarhiphop.com
Oscar De La Hoya Vs. Manny...
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Added: 31 days ago
By: TheVideoMan
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Ray Austin vs Andrew Golota heavyweight bout
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Added: 60 days ago
By: Boss
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Some people are not pro golf players but pro golf entertainers.
Crazy golf tricks
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Added: 70 days ago
By: razibirat
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The Olympic Gold Medal award presentation for the USA Basketball team victory against Spain.
Team USA Gold Medals...
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Added: 136 days ago
By: Live Life
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The 2008 Olympics ended Sunday with Team USA reclaiming gold on Beijing hardwood. But redemption wasn't easy, as Spain put a scare in the United States.
Team USA vs Spain Gold...
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Added: 136 days ago
By: yar87
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The New York Times: ''A Cuban tae kwon do athlete and his coach were barred for life after the athlete kicked a referee in the face following his disqualification in his bronze medal match.<br><br>The Cuban coach, Leudis González, offered no apology for the actions of the athlete, Ángel Matos, during the men's over-80 kilogram (176 pounds) match.<br><br>Matos was winning, 3-2, in the second round, when he fell to the mat after being hit by his opponent, Kazakhstan's Arman Chilmanov. He remained there, awaiting medical attention, when he was disqualified for taking too much injury time. Fighters get one minute, and Matos was disqualified when his time ran out.<br><br>Matos angrily questioned the call, pushed a judge, then pushed and kicked the referee, Chakir Chelbat of Sweden. Matos then spat on the floor and was escorted out.<br><br>"He was too strict," González said, referring to the decision to disqualify Matos. Afterward, he charged that the match was fixed, accusing the Kazakhs of offering him money.<br><br>"This is a strong violation of the spirit of tae kwon do and the Olympic Games," the World Taekwondo Federation said in a release. It added that there would be a lifetime ban of González and Matos in all championships sanctioned by the organization and that all Matos's records at the Beijing Games would be erased.<br><br>In his first match, Matos defeated Italy's Leonardo Basile, then beat China's Liu Xiaobo, 2-1, in the quarterfinals. But he lost to the South Korean Cha Dong-min in the semifinals to land in the bronze medal match.<br><br>"To me it was obvious he was unable to continue," Chilmanov said. "His toe on his left foot was broken."<br><br>Matos won the gold medal in this division at the 2000 Sydney Games, dedicating the victory to his mother, who died on the day of the opening ceremony. At the 2004 Athens Games, he finished 11th.''
Beijing Olympics 2008...
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Added: 137 days ago
By: yar87
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Download 5.05m World Record divx video @ http://www.boomspeed.com/javo
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Added: 139 days ago
By: slvr1969
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Argentina 3, Brasil 0 - Semifinal Olimpiadas Beijing 2008
Argentina 3, Brasil 0 -...
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Added: 140 days ago
By: yar87
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The last lift in the weightlifting events at the Beijing Olympics helped German lifter Matthias Steiner to be crowned in the men's +105kg category on Tuesday.<br><br>Steiner, the silver medalist of 2008 European championships, made an amazing lift in his last attempt, jerking 258kg, totaling 461kg.<br><br>He overtake Russian Evgeny Chigishev, who finished the game earlier with a total of 460kg, to claim the title.<br><br>The overjoyed Steiner knelt down on the floor, kissed barbells, hugged with his coach and burst into tears.<br><br>Russian veteran Chigishev, the runner-up at 2006 world championships, succeeded in all his six attempts. He snatched 210kg and jerked 250. He was ranked first when he finished earlier before Steiner and Latvian lawmaker Viktors Scerbathihs.<br><br>When he successfully lifted 250kg, he was very excited and waved to the spectators.<br><br>World champion Scerbathihs, who snatched 206kg, chanllenged Chigishev's first position with an attempt of 257kg. However, he failed. He finished with 242kg in the clean and jerk session and got the bronze with a total of 448kg.<br><br>Steiner, who only snatched 203kg and failed his first jerk attempt of 246kg, also decided to make a last try after succeeding in 248kg. He ordered 258kg, and made it.
Matthias Steiner grabs...
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Added: 140 days ago
By: mse778
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Olympics Beijing 2008: Yelena isinbayeva New World Record 5.05 meters WR Yelena Isinbayeva broke her own world record at Beijing Yelena Isinbayeva - Beijing - OLYMPIC CHAMPION & 5.05m WR - BEIJING 2008 Elena isinbayeva NEW WORLD RECORD 5.05!!! Yelena Isinbayeva 5.05m World Pole Vault record in Beijing beijing 2008 by HakoSport ... beijing 2008 elena isinbayeva world record OC & 5.05m WR - ... Golden League Yelena Isinbajewej Gadschijewna Gadzievna Gadžievna Isenbajeva Isenbayeva Ishinbaeva ... Yelena Isinbayeva set a new World record in the Pole Vault, 5.05m, Beijing 2008 ... yelena isinbayeva world record salto con l'asta 18/08/2008 metros - Yelena Isinbayeva - Beijing - OLYMPIC CHAMPION & 5.05m WR - gold medal (BEIJING, August 18) -- Russia's Elena Isinbaeva successfully defended her Olympic title in the Women's Pole Vault at the National Stadium on Monday, August 18.<br>Two-time world champion Isinbaeva set a world record, her third of the year, when she cleared 5.05m on her third and final attempt.<br>Jennifer Stuczynski of the United States took silver with 4.80m, while Athens 2004 silver medalist Svetlana Feofanova of Russia took the bronze at 4.75m.<br>Isinbaeva entered the competition at 4.70m, a height she cleared with ease.<br>Her rivals could not keep up after the bar was raised to 4.80m. Feofanova failed at 4.80m, while Stuczynski cleared 4.80m on her first attempt, passed at 4.85m and then was unable to clear 4.90m, giving Isinbaeva the victory at 4.85m.<br>Yulia Golubchikova of Russia confirmed Russia's dominance in the event by vaulting 4.75m to place fourth. Russia's Isinbayeva sets new WR to win gold pechino final
2008 Olympics Beijing:...
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Added: 141 days ago
By: mse778
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Roger Federer and Stanislas Wawrinka wining the gold in Olympic games Beijing 2008
Roger Federer wining the...
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Added: 142 days ago
By: yar87
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Usain Bolt of Jamaica produced a stunning performance to win the men's 100 metres Olympic title on Saturday in a new world record time of 9.69 seconds.<br><br>The 21-year-old beat home Richard Thompson of Trinidad and Tobago (9.89secs) while Walter Dix of the United States was third in a time of 9.91 secs.<br><br>"I felt the world record earlier on," said Bolt, the first Jamaican to win the title.<br><br>"I came here just to win and I did just that. I didn't even know I'd broken the world record until I did my victory lap.<br><br>"Now I'm just concentrating on my two races coming up. I came here prepared and I'm going to try and do it the (100 and 200m double)."<br><br>Dr Herb Elliott, Jamaican team chief doctor, immediately moved to scotch suggestions that the youngster was doped.<br><br>"I don't care about the rumours. He's been tested over and over again," said Elliott.<br><br>Bolt's compatriot, and former world record holder, Asafa Powell came fifth as six of the eight finalists finished under 10 seconds, a record for the Olympic final, which also equalled the 1991 world final in Tokyo when six men also dipped under the 10 second barrier.<br><br>Powell, who again failed on the big stage, paid handsome tribute to his compatriot who could well go on and add the 200m title later in the Games.<br><br>"He is the best ever sprinter and I've said that before," said the 25-year-old.<br><br>"He has run 9.69 and got the gold so he is definitely the greatest. It was a spectacular performance and he was definitely the best here. He could have run faster if he had run straight through the line."<br><br>Powell admitted he had run out of steam.<br><br>"I was feeling good but I didn't feel it in my legs. They died on me."<br><br>Bolt, who bettered compatriot Don Quarrie's silver medal from the 1976 Olympics when he ironically finished second to a Trinidadian in Hasely Crawford, was headed by Thompson for the first part of the race but there was no contest once he got into his stride and went clear away from the field.<br><br>So commanding was his lead he eased up well before the line and held out his hands in celebration.<br><br>Behind him Thompson showed the same impressive form the 23-year-old had displayed during the earlier heats to hold on to second and was left in awe of the winner.<br><br>"It feels good to be here, to be part of history," said Thompson.<br><br>"It was good to finish behind him (Bolt) because there's no way anyone on earth could have beaten him tonight.<br><br>"To finish second to him that is a great accomplishment in itself. Usain is a great athlete. It was jsut a matter of time before he proved himself on this stage."<br><br>Dix, also an Olympic debutant, came on strong in the final metres to overhaul Powell, who lost out on fourth place to surprise package Churandy Martina of the Dutch Antilles.<br><br>Both Dix and Martina admitted that Bolt was just in another world.<br><br>"That was the greatest race ever," beamed 22-year-old Dix, who will take on Bolt again in the 200m.<br><br>"I can't be more satisfied with third place. He (Bolt) broke the world record, you can't ask for more."<br><br>Martina, who showed championship credentials with fifth and seventh in the 100 and 200m at last year's world championships, said Bolt could take the time down even further.<br><br>"Everyone could see what he did, he didn't even push through the line. Its an amazing time," said the 24-year-old.<br><br>World champion Tyson Gay, out of action for just over a month after suffering a hamstring injury before the Olympics, exited in the semi-finals earlier on Saturday, when he finished fifth.
Usain Bolt runs 9.68 for...
Categories: Track and Field 
Added: 143 days ago
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While an Olympic medal would be seen by most athletes as the ultimate reward for a lifetime's work, Swedish wrestler Ara Abrahamian was less than pleased with the bronze he won at the Chinese Agricultural University Gym. <br><br>Abrahamian threw down his 84kg greco-roman bronze in disgust after his shot at gold was ended by a decision denounced by the Swedish coach as "politics".<br><br>Abrahamian took the medal from around his neck during the medal ceremony, stepped from the podium and dropped it in the middle of the mat before storming off.<br><br>The Swedish wrestler had to be restrained by team-mates earlier as a row erupted with judges over the decision in a semi-final bout with Andrea Minguzzi of Italy, who went on to the take gold.<br><br>Abrhamian, who won silver at the Athens 2004 Games, shouted at the referee, then went over to confront judges, angrily throwing off the restraining arm of a team official.<br><br>Swedish fans booed loudly as the judges filed out of the arena. Abrahamian said nothing to waiting reporters but whacked an aluminium barricade with his fist as he left the hall.<br><br>"It's all politics," said Swedish coach Leo Myllari.<br><br>Myllari did not say if he intended to lodge a formal protest over the decision by referee Jean-Marc Petoud of Switzerland, judge Lee Ronald Mackay of Canada, and mat chairman Guillermo Orestes Molina of Cuba.<br><br>Other favourites went out in the semi-finals or earlier. Athens 96kg gold medallist Karam Gaber of Egypt failed to make it to the quarter-finals. Aleksey Mishin of Russia, who took Athens gold in the 84kg class, was beaten by Minguzzi.<br><br>Ramaz Nozazde of Georgia, who took silver in Athens, succumbed to Marek Svec of the Czech Republic, still fighting at age 35. Svec then lost to Russia's European champion Aslanbek Kushtov, who caught him with a spectacular fall.<br><br>In the heavyweight 120kg class, Armenia's Yuri Patrikeev and Dremiel Byers of the United States, both favoured as finalists, failed to go through.
Olympic wrestler throws...
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Added: 145 days ago
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The United States has smashed the world record in an incredibly fast 4 x 100 meter men’s relay at the Beijing Olympics with a time of 3:08:24. Michael Phelps picks up his second gold medal and is on his way to breaking the record of most gold medals at a single Olympics.
Beijing 2008 Swimming Men...
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Added: 148 days ago
By: gsn66
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The United States won the men's 4x100-meter freestyle relay final at the world swimming championships on Sunday. Michael Phelps teamed up with Neil Walker, Cullen Jones and Jason Lezak to win the gold in a combined time of three minutes, 12.72 seconds, just 0.26 outside the world record the U.S. set in Canada last year<br>
United States Wins...
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Added: 149 days ago
By: inthezone
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Brett Favre's second day of practice with the Jets. This was him running a lap with Nick Mangold, the center for the Jets, after he fumbled in practice.
Brett Favre Runs Lap After...
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Added: 149 days ago
By: inthezone
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USA Basketball Team Arrives in Macao<br>
USA Basketball Team...
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Added: 160 days ago
By: inthezone
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All Goals of Friendly Match Dundee United - FC Barcelona 1-5<br>Dundee United FC Barcelona Dundee Barcelona Lionel Messi Hattrick Leo Messi Goals<br>Dundee United FC Barcelona Lionel Messi Hattrick Goles<br>Thierry Henry Samuel Eto'o Daniel Alves Xavi Krkić Hleb Iniesta Puyol Spain
Dundee United - FC...
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Added: 163 days ago
By: gsn66
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Justin Timberlake, an avid golfer and Memphis Tigers fan, hosted the ESPY Awards honoring the year's best sports moments and athletes.<br><br>***Nominees and Winners***<br><br>Best Male Athlete<br>* Tiger Woods, Golf<br>Tom Brady, New England Patriots<br>Kobe Bryant, Los Angeles Lakers<br>Alex Rodriguez, New York Yankees<br><br>Best Female Athlete<br>* Candace Parker, Tennessee Basketball/Los Angeles<br>Lorena Ochoa, Golf<br>Sparks, Wnba<br>Danica Patrick, Auto Racing<br>Lindsey Vonn, Skiing<br><br>Best Moment<br>* Great Sportsmanship, Central Washington Vs. Western Oregon Softball<br>Jon Lester's No-Hitter<br>Danica Patrick Wins<br><br>Best Team<br>* Boston Celtics<br>Boston Red Sox<br>New York Giants<br>Kansas Men's Basketball<br>Tennessee Women's Basketball<br>Detroit Red Wings<br><br>Best Coach-Manager<br>* Pat Summitt, Tennessee Women's Basketball<br>Terry Francona, Boston Red Sox<br>Tom Coughlin, New York Giants<br>Doc Rivers, Boston Celtics<br><br>Best Game<br>* Super Bowl: Giants Over Patriots<br>Ncaa Men's Basketball Championship: Kansas Over Memphis<br>Nba Finals, Game 4: Celtics Over Lakers<br><br>Best Championship Performance<br>* Tiger Woods, 2008 U.S. Open<br>Venus Williams, 2007 Wimbledon<br>Josh Beckett, 2007 Baseball Playoffs<br>Rafael Nadal, 2008 French Open<br><br>Best Play<br>* Super Bowl: Eli Manning To David Tyree<br>Mississippi Miracle<br>Big 10 Stunner<br>Nash Shoots And Scores<br><br>Best Finish<br>* Hilltoppers Advance<br>Mcmurray Edges Busch<br>Spurs Prevail<br>Pens Stay Alive<br><br>Best Upset<br>* New York Giants: Beat Patriots In The Super Bowl<br>Appalachian State: Stuns Michigan In College Football, 34-32<br>Da' Tara: Wins The Belmont Stakes As A 38-1 Longshot<br>Fresno State: Beats Georgia To Win The College World Series<br><br>Best Breakthrough Athlete<br>* Adrian Peterson, Minnesota Vikings<br>Stephen Curry, Davidson Basketball<br>Kyle Busch, Nascar<br>Ana Ivanovic, Tennis<br><br>Best Record Breaking Performance<br>* Brett Farve, Green Bay Packers<br>Barry Bonds, San Francisco Giants<br>Usain Bolt, Track And Field<br>Tom Brady & Randy Moss, New England Patriots<br><br>Best Sports Movie<br>* Semi-Pro<br>Resurrecting The Champ<br>The Game Plan<br>Leatherheads<br><br>Best Male College Athlete<br>* Tim Tebow, Florida Football<br>Tyler Hansbrough, North Carolina Basketball<br>Michael Beasley, Kansas State Basketball<br><br>Best Female College Athlete<br>* Candace Parker, Tennessee Basketball<br>Angela Tincher, Virginia Tech Softball<br>Rachel Dawson, North Carolina Field Hockey<br><br>Best Male Athlete With A Disability<br>* Ryan Kocer, Wrestling<br>Matt Scott, Basketball<br>Phil Scholz, Swimming<br>Marthell Vazquez, Soccer<br><br>Best Female Athlete With A Disability<br>* Shay Oberg, Softball<br>Patty Cisneros, Basketball<br>Jessica Galli, Track And Field<br>Susan Beth Scott, Swimming<br><br>Best Male International Athlete<br>* Rafael Nadal, Tennis<br>Kaka, Soccer<br>Manu Ginobili, Basketball<br>Cristiano Ronaldo, Soccer<br><br>Best Female International Athlete<br>* Lorena Ochoa, Golf<br>Marta, Soccer<br>Lauren Jackson, Basketball<br>Justine Henin, Tennis<br><br>Best Baseball Player<br>* Alex Rodriguez, New York Yankees<br>Josh Beckett, Boston Red Sox<br>Jimmy Rollins, Philadelphia Phillies<br>Jake Peavy, San Diego Padres<br>C.C. Sabathia, Cleveland Indians<br><br>Best NBA Player<br>* Kobe Bryant, Los Angeles Lakers<br>Lebron James, Cleveland Cavaliers<br>Chris Paul, New Orleans Hornets<br>Dwight Howard, Orlando Magic<br>Kevin Garnett, Boston Celtics<br><br>Best WNBA Player<br>* Lauren Jackson, Seattle Storm<br>Diana Taurasi, Phoenix Mercury<br>Becky Hammon, San Antonio Silver Stars<br>Seimone Augustus, Minnesota Lynx<br><br>Best NFL Player<br>* Tom Brady, New England Patriots<br>Randy Moss, New England Patriots<br>Ladainian Tomlinson, San Diego Chargers<br>Bob Sanders, Indianoplis Colts<br>Brett Favre, Green Bay Packers<br>Eli Manning , New York Giants<br><br>Best NHL Player<br>* Sidney Crosby, Pittsburgh Penguins<br>Jarome Iginla, Calgary Flames<br>Alexander Ovechkin, Washington Capitals<br>Evgeni Malkin, Pittsburgh Penguins<br>Pavel Datsyuk, Detroit Red Wings<br><br>Best MLS Player<br>* David Beckham, Los Angeles Galaxy<br>Luciano Emilio, D.C. United<br>Juan Pablo Angel, New York Red Bulls<br>Cuauhtemoc Blanco, Chicago Fire<br>Landon Donovan, Los Angeles Galaxy<br>Matt Reis, New England Revolution<br><br>Best Male Action Sports Athlete<br>* Shaun White, Skateboarding/Snowboarding<br>Kevin Robinson, Bmx<br>Chad Reed, Supercross<br>Kevin Pearce, Snowboarding<br><br>Best Female Action Sports Athlete<br>* Gretchen Bleiler, Snowboarding<br>Jessica Patterson, Motocross<br>Stephanie Gilmore, Surfing<br>Lindsey Jacobellis, Snowboarding<br><br>Best Bowler<br>* Norm Duke<br>Walter Ray Williams Jr.<br>Chris Barnes<br><br>Best Driver<br>* Jimmie Johnson<br>Dario Franchitti<br>Lewis Hamilton<br>Kyle Busch<br>Scott Dixon<br>Tony Schumacher<br><br>Best Fighter<br>* Floyd Mayweather, Boxing<br>Joe Calzaghe, Boxing<br>Kelly Pavlik, Boxing<br>George St. Pierre, Mixed Martial Arts<br>Holly Holm, Boxing<br><br>Best Golfer<br>* Tiger Woods<br>Lorena Ochoa<br>Annika Sorenstam<br>Phil Mickelson<br><br>Best Jockey<br>* Kent Desormeaux<br>Garrett Gomez<br>Robby Albarado<br><br>Best Outdoor Athlete<br>* Army Capt. Scott Smiley, Mountain Climber<br>Skeet Reese, Angler<br>Lance Mackey, Dog Musher<br>Skip Storch, Marathon Swimmer<br>Dave Hahn, Mountain Climber<br><br>Best Male Tennis Player<br>* Roger Federer<br>Rafael Nadal<br>Novak Djokovic<br>Bob And Mike Bryan<br><br>Best Female Tennis Player<br>* Maria Sharapova<br>Justine Henin<br>Ana Ivanovic<br><br>Best Track And Field Athlete<br>* Tyson Gay<br>Allyson Felix<br>Jeremy Wariner<br>Usain Bolt<br><br>Hummer Like Nothing Else Award<br>* George Martin<br>Manny Ramirez<br>Sidney Crosby<br>Ashley Force
2008 ESPY Award Show...
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Added: 168 days ago
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Will Ferrell impersonates Tiger Woods at the 2008 ESPYS.
Will Ferrell 2008 ESPYS...
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Added: 169 days ago
By: gsn66
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