(Sources: Associated Content, CBS News)
It was a story that pulled at the heart strings of parents across America. The idea that a mother could pimp out her five year old daughter to a man with a sick agenda involving her rape and ultimately murder is enough to make any decent human being with a drop of moral fiber scream "bloody murder." What has the world come to? Perhaps this same thought filled the mind NBA superstar and World Champion, Shaquille O'Neal when he took it upon himself to relieve the Davis' family of the financial burden of raising funds to finance little Shaniya's funeral.
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Ever see a product or service on television or on the internet and say "That's Dope! Why didn't I think of that?" Well maybe you aren't saying the custom NBA endorsed head sets by Skull Candy are dope but what isn't "fly" about your favorite NBA players' number, team logo and team colors decked out on some of the most state of the art audio accessories on the market today. Look out Bose, Ear candy just got more custom!
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(Sources: NBA.com, USA Today , Yahoo Sports)
It was shorter than a "I Love Ray J" reality show reject's career however the ill-fated marriage between Allen Iverson and the Memphis Grizzlies is now officially over. Monday, Grizzlies owner and Iverson mutually agreed to go separate ways putting an end to Iverson's 10 day tenure in Memphis of which he only played 3 games before succumbing to a hamstring injury.
"The Grizzlies and Allen Iverson have come to a mutual agreement that
because of personal matters that forced him to leave the team on
November 7, Allen will step away from the game at this time, allowing
him to focus on those matters," Grizzlies general manager Chris Wallace said in a statement according to USA Today.
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To say Sunday's win over the Buffalo Bills was a huge move forward in leaving behind a disappointing Tennessee Titans season for the state of Tennessee, the fans, staff and administration is an understatement. Defeating Buffalo Bills owner during a legacy game on the anniversary of the AFL was so emotional for 86 year old Titans owner, Bud Adams that he celebrated the victory in the most gentleman of fashions -- by flicking off Bills fans with not one middle finger but two with balls of brazen steel for all those with a view of his luxury box to see. An observant fan caught Adams on film giving fans the "obscene" gesture that later cost him $250,000 large ones he undoubtedly won't miss yet nonetheless was apologetic for.
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Months after the death of his 4 year old daughter, Exodus, former heavyweight world champion Mike Tyson seemed to be on the right track with a successful movie tour underway for his documentary Tyson and an emotional,character building appearance on Oprah. Unfortunately, trouble has found Tyson again in the form of a misdemeanor battery charge. A photographer alleges that Tyson struck the paparazzo sending him to the ground in one bloody blow after he attempted to get photo of him and his family at the United Airways terminal of LAX Airport upon returning from their European vacation. Tyson on the other hand, claims that the photographer was the aggressor, striking him in an attempt to obviously provoke him and the 43 year old champ was simply trying to defend his 10 month old daughter which Tyson was reportedly holding at the time.
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When six time NBA MVP and current special assistant to the World Championship Los Angeles Lakers Kareem Abdul-Jabbar began experiencing hot flashes and sweats on a regular basis, he instantly knew something was wrong. Though his family has a past history of cancer, nothing could prepare him for his diagnosis. After visiting a physician from his alma mater during the late 1960's, UCLA, it was discovered that Kareem's white blood cell count was abnormally high. Without further delay, he was diagnosed with a rare form of leukemia called chronic myeloid leukemia, which affects both the blood and bone marrow by producing cancerous blood cells.
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