Kimbo Slice did not fucking slip. I'm tired of everyone saying he did. Watch 4:35-4:40 in the video. Yeah. He slipped because he got rocked by a jab. I'd put my money on Seth Petruzelli if a rematch happens for sure. Copyright Owner: CBS Content Claimed: All of the audio and visual content.

"kimbo has no slice" KIMBO SLICE LOSES TO SETH PETRUZELLI IN 14 SECONDS!!

The Knicks' Jamal Crawford exploded for a career-high 52 points yesterday against Miami.

Highlights of the Canberra Heat men's team from the 2006 AVL season. Featuring Benno, Brookesy, Doug, Borj, Nilsy, Sasi, N.G.R, Tron, Chippa, D Tyzzle, J Tyzzle, Kaiser Chief, Wig, Gatorade, and Disco.

Candice Michelle is set to take on Beth Phoenix at Unforgiven. But first, Melina is on the hitlist. Can the women's champ gain the much crucial momentum against the Glamazon? Or will Candice enter the match as a loser?

BEST VIEWED IN HIGH QUALITY - A short video showing how I modified the grip of My HW40, using a known method for polymer frame guns. Hope it's useful to you. A higher res video can be found here: http://www.waveform.eclipse.co.uk/WEB%20PAGES/articles%20home%20page.htm And clearer photos here: http://www.waveform.eclipse.co.uk/WEB%20PAGES/HW40%20Grip%20Mod%20-%20Heat%20Stippling.htm

HEATv takes you back to the intense 1997 NBA Playoff Series between the HEAT and the Knicks. The HEAT won the series 4-3.

Fridays EliteXC weigh-ins were quite eventful as Gina Carano was forced to disrobe after struggling to make weight, and Kimbo Slice and Ken Shamrock nearly came to blows as they exited the scales.

Welcome your 2008-09 Miiiiaaamiiiiii HEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAATTT!

Just a brilliant speedway race.

The 10min workout that gets the blood pumping...

MIAMI, November 10, 2008(AP) -- Dwyane Wade was mildly surprised midway through the final quarter to see the Miami Heat trailed by only 10. "We still had a chance,'' Wade said. Where there's a Wade, there's a way. Wade scored 19 of his 33 points in the fourth quarter, 14 of those in the final 4 1/2 minutes, and the Heat rallied to beat the New Jersey Nets 99-94 on Monday night to stay perfect at home this season. He entered the game 0-for-9 from 3-point range this season, but connected on four against the Nets, including three from beyond the arc during the frantic comeback. "I didn't need to use them yet,'' Wade said. "But tonight, I brought them out.'' And just in time for the Heat, who improved to 3-0 at home for the first time since the 1999-2000 season. Michael Beasley scored 29 points and Daequan Cook added 15 for the Heat, who scored 26 points off turnovers and went 25-for-26 from the foul line - including a game-sealing 6-for-6 effort by Chris Quinn in the final 12.9 seconds. "I guess I've got to be careful what I wish for,'' Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said. "On the plane ride back the other night and then the staff meeting this morning, I was telling everybody that we really needed another grind-out game where it's ugly, where we're behind, where we have to fight for it. ... I didn't mean tonight.'' Yi Jianlian made a career-best five 3-pointers and finished with 24 points and 10 rebounds for the Nets, who got 22 points from Vince Carter. New Jersey led by 10 after Carter connected on a 3-pointer - one of 13 by the Nets - with 5:48 left, but got outscored 26-11 the rest of the way. "Sure, you feel confident,'' Carter said, "but you can never count them out when D-Wade is on the court.'' Carter's layup with 32.5 seconds left drew New Jersey within one, but Wade calmly made a 15-footer from the right side 9 seconds later, and the Heat held on from there. Down by three, New Jersey had one more chance, but Carter was called from traveling with 6.7 seconds left - the Nets' 19th turnover - and the outcome was sealed. "We built a nice lead but couldn't get the job done,'' Nets coach Lawrence Frank said. Former Heat guard Keyon Dooling scored 18 points for New Jersey, which also got 12 from Jarvis Hayes and 11 from Bobby Simmons. Yi's 3-point barrage was a surprise. Entering Monday, in his first 71 NBA appearances, Yi had never made more than two 3-pointers in a game. He then made three in a 3 1/2-minute span of the third quarter alone. Yi's newly found long-range game fueled a quick 16-5 burst by the Nets, who saw a one-point lead transformed into a 64-52 advantage with 3:31 left in the period. And after Carter connected on - what else? - another 3-pointer over Wade's outstretched arm with 5:48 left, the Nets had what seemed like a perfectly comfortable 83-73 lead. Someone forgot to tell Wade it was over. He scored eight straight points in a 79-second span, starting with a 3-pointer that banked in off the glass and left him shaking his head in disbelief. "It definitely ignited us,'' Spoelstra said. A pair of free throws and another 3-pointer - this one swished - later, and the Heat were at 85-84 with 3:09 remaining. After being on the other end of the Hack-a-Shaq for so long when Shaquille O'Neal was with Miami, the Heat went to the Hack-a-Boone and sent the Nets' notoriously bad foul-shooting Josh Boone to the line with 3:03 left, shortly after Boone airballed one from the stripe. He made one of two, and when Cook drove the lane for a layup with 2:05 left, the game was tied at 86. Wade made a pair of free throws with 1:07 left, giving Miami its first lead since the opening seconds of the second half, and the Heat never trailed again. Afterward, as has become common in Miami, Wade's teammates only marveled at what they'd just seen. "Did you see the fourth? I mean, wow,'' Beasley said. "He's such a great player and he showed again tonight, even when he's sluggish for the first two, three quarters, he's going to finish with a bang.'' Notes: The Nets were again without point guard Devin Harris, who missed his second straight game with a sprained left ankle. Miami played with Shawn Marion in street clothes because of a sore groin sustained in Saturday's loss at New Orleans. ... Heat guard Mario Chalmers took a shot to the nose in the first quarter and played a bit with cotton packed in his left nostril. ... Wade's mother, Jolinda, sat in a seat along one of the baselines, next to her daughter Tragil. Made by NBA TV.

CM Punk's tryout match that got him a contract from the WWE. Very good match.

In just the 4th game of the 1997 season, MJ turned it up on his old rival. The peaking Heat went huge that year with 61 wins. But, the Bulls were the champs coming off their record 72 win season and besides, MJ never let his guard down when Pat Riley was in town. Phil Jackson always clashed with Riley as the two were considered the best coaches so MJ had to back up you know who. MJ also loved to play against Alonzo. Riley would always say, the difference wasn't the coaching, but #23. "Screw zen and all that, you have 23 and I don't." Shooting 55% in this 50 pt game (modest by MJ's standards since he averaged 60.4% in his 39 games going 50+ in his career), the game was in absolute control by MJ's mastery. The heat had no answer for his touches and shot creation. Hitting in-your-face fadeaways left and right, MJ, at age 33, looked like he hadn't left from the first 3-peat. He also reminded us that the greatest player ever was also the greatest ever at making circus shots. But then again, did anyone forget in the first place?

Steroids saved my life http://youtube.com/watch?v=RhN_cWXDq7Y Is Kimbo on steroids? Seth owns Kimbo Slice on cbs Is Seth justa punk bitch?

The race and a post race interview of heat II of the 5000m run at the United States Olympic Track and Field Trials in Eugene, Oregon. Kara Goucher is the winner with a time of 15:32.31. The NBC Sports crew is working in the booth with the great voice of Tom Hammond and the analysis and commentary by Ato Boldon and Lewis Johnson. Ed Eyestone, a former Olympian, also helps with the distance events and the great Dwight Stones handles the athlete interviews and the field events as only he can.

Dana Ward from http://www.GamblersTelevision.com reports on Kimbo Slice vs Ken Shamrock Elite XC Heat Hello MMA fans this is Dana Ward here with a quick hitter from Elite XC. Elite XCs next CBS fight card Heat is schedule for Saturday October 4th from the Bank Atlantic Center in Sunshine Florida. The Main Event of this nationally televised event will feature the return of Kimbo Slice to the promotion as he faces Ken The Worlds Most Dangerous Man Shamrock. Kimbo Slice has a professional record of 3-0 and is coming off a third round TKO victory over James Thompson at Elite XCs Primetime card back on May 31st of this year. Experts were critical over Kimbo Slices ground game as Thompson dominated him in the early rounds with his ground and pound tactics. Slice acknowledged his poor ground performance following his victory and vowed to do the work necessary to improve. Shamrock has been fighting professionally since 1993 and was once a UFC Superfight Champion. The Worlds Most Dangerous Man is now 44 years old and many around the sport say he is well past his prime. Shamrock is a loser of 5 straight fights with all losses coming in the first round and by either KO or TKO. What makes this fight interesting is that Shamrocks strength is Kimbo Slices weakness. 22 of the veteran fighters 26 victories have come by submission so many around the sport expects the Worlds Most Dangerous Man to try keep this fight on the mat with his ground submission skills. The winner of this fight on CBS is rumored to take on Brett The Grim Rogers who is a perfect 8-0 professionally. Oddsmakers have listed the Kimbo Slice as the overwhelming 500 favorite with Ken Shamrock the underdog at +300. That will do it for now. This is Dana Ward reminding you to check out GamblersTelevision.com during fight week as Tony T delivers his fight selections from Elite XC Heat.

NBA World Champions Miami Heat have a secret weapon: Assistant Coach Erik Spoelstra...who is Filipino. Some say he's next in line as Successor to Pat Riley. Balitang America's Steve Angeles caught up with the man himself during a Heat visit to San Francisco. Keep an eye out for Shaq, D Wade, GP and other Heat stars during the newscast.

This was the Heat's first time in playoffs. Unfortunately, they met MJ in his early championship prime. MJ averaged 39.5 pts, 12 rebs and 7.5 assists going into this game. He started off slow with just 2 points in the first quarter. But then, he got serious with 54 in quarters 2-4 to get 56 pts while shooting 20-30. It was a chilling performance.

Vince Carter, who is one of the best shooting guards in NBA, scored 51 points that tied his career high against Miami Heat, and he won the ball game.