Tribute to the rallying greats. High quality -download link: http://rapidshare.com/files/157096641/WRC_-_Greatest_Drivers_Tribute.avi.html

Jim Valvano's 1993 ESPY Speech.

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I had forgotten about this game until I stumbled upon it. This was MJ's last game against Clyde, Hakeem and Barkley (aside from MJ and Hakeem meeting during the 2002 season). The veteran gathering brought out some interest in Mike and on top of that, Barkley strongly suggested that he was going to win his last game against him. Well we know what usually happens after someone talks like that. MJ had answers for all three HOFers in this one. Each bucket by any of them was answered immediately by MJ. MJ decided to enter his zone and from then on, the game was reduced to watching his mastery. While the Rockets kept it close until around the 4th quarter, MJ calmly picked his spots and used his incredible basketball IQ to thwart the challenge. What you see here is MJ's perfection of the game. Sure he still could rely on his athleticism but his knowledge of the game was so high that he only needed to use little tricks to get his shots. His game was so polished and refined that even at age 35, he could dominate on call. Watching all the legends in this game was pure basketball. And watching MJ pull out another masterpiece when the world was watching was even purer. (I credit JXN for having this game up earlier to remind me).

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Houston Rockets VS Phoenix Suns fight

Goes all in every hand

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My Roy Jones Jr. Mix!

With a late rally, Allen Iverson is an All-Star starter again. Iverson surged from behind in the fan voting to earn a starting spot in next month's game when the vote totals were released Thursday night. Denver Nuggets teammate Carmelo Anthony will join him in New Orleans after earning his first starting nod. Iverson rallied to pass Houston's Tracy McGrady in the final weeks of voting to earn his first start since moving to the Western Conference early last season. He started seven straight All-Star Games while playing for Philadelphia, but fell short last year after the 76ers dealt him to the Nuggets in December 2006. The two-time MVP of the All-Star Game beat McGrady by 10,410 votes and will make his ninth appearance on Feb. 17 in New Orleans. "It's a good feeling. I think it's a tribute to my teammates and coaching staff because without those guys none of that would be possible," Iverson said in a statement. "But most of all I just want to thank the fans for appreciating what I go out and do on the court night in and night out. It's just a great feeling and an honor, and I'm just looking forward to trying to play the best that I can play for the fans." Iverson was more than 80,000 votes behind McGrady, who has struggled with injuries this season, when the final update was released two weeks ago. He ended up with 1,203,152 votes. McGrady finished with 1,192,742. Eastern Conference All-Stars Pos. Player Team App. Starters PG Jason Kidd New Jersey Nets 10th SG Dwyane Wade Miami Heat 4th SF LeBron James Cleveland Cavaliers 4th PF Chris Bosh1 Toronto Raptors 3rd C Dwight Howard Orlando Magic 2nd Reserves SG Ray Allen2 Boston Celtics 8th PG Chauncey Billups Detroit Pistons 3rd SF Caron Butler2 Washington Wizards 2nd PF Kevin Garnett1 3 Boston Celtics 11th SG Richard Hamilton Detroit Pistons 3rd PF Antawn Jamison Washington Wizards 2nd SG Joe Johnson Atlanta Hawks 2nd SF Paul Pierce Boston Celtics 6th PF Rasheed Wallace3 Detroit Pistons 4th Western Conference All Stars Pos. Player Team App. Starters PG Allen Iverson Denver Nuggets 9th SG Kobe Bryant4 Los Angeles Lakers 10th SF Carmelo Anthony Denver Nuggets 2nd PF Tim Duncan San Antonio Spurs 10th C Yao Ming Houston Rockets 6th Reserves PF Carlos Boozer Utah Jazz 2nd PG Steve Nash Phoenix Suns 6th PF Dirk Nowitzki Dallas Mavericks 7th PG Chris Paul New Orleans Hornets 1st SG Brandon Roy Portland Trail Blazers 1st C Amaré Stoudemire Phoenix Suns 3rd PF David West New Orleans Hornets 1st

December 9, 2004: In one of the greatest last minute comebacks in NBA History, Tracy McGrady took the Houston Rockets on his back and beat the San Antonio Spurs. This was the game where T-Mac earned his Rockets' uniform.

Check out this incredible, newly discovered, original play-by-play call of The Miracle On Ice, perhaps the greatest upset in the history of team sports. When the USA shocked Russia, 4-3, at the 1980 Lake Placid Winter Olympics, Curt Chaplin was covering the game as a sports reporter for the ABC Radio Network. Standing on a camera platform in the crowd, he did play-by-play of the entire game into his tape recorder, capturing the event on tape forever. Now, after 25 years, these tapes have been rediscovered and matched to the video. The result is a dramatic, stirring and completely original experience for sports fans all over the world. Now you can relive the #1 sports upset of the 20th Century in a whole new way, through new eyes and a new voice. Still as fresh and exciting as the day it happened. If you know any hockey players or hockey fans, send them the link. They should all see it.

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best hand ever

Taped on 11/12/08 in Las Vegas

Part 2 : http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=aDPo8vTVVmE

Shane McConkey, Miles Daisher and Chuck Berry of the Red Bull Air Force recently pioneered their way into the heart of China. After months of negotiation, the government allowed the Red Bull Air Force and friends into their borders for a BASE jumping session at one of China's natural wonders, a giant cave depression. Although no professional camera crews were allowed to follow, we managed to give all the guys a few hand held cameras and a quick cinematography lesson on the way to the airport. We all think they did a bang-up job. http://redbullairforce.com/

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Chris Sharma on the first ascent of Dreamcatcher, 5.14d/9a. Excerpt from Dosage Volume 4, full-length DVD available at www.bigUPproductions.com

Allen Iverson - Only the Strong