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Brock Lesnar Retires, Goes Out a Loser

The Footie 31 December @ 01:26 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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In UFC 141, the fight everyone wanted to watch was Brock Lesnar versus Alistair Overeem. The fight ended up not being too impressive as Alistair Overeem dominated Brock Lesnar and won in the first round.

The biggest news came after the fight: Brock Lesnar retired. The 34-year-old said he's giving up MMA.

The Ongoing Mystery of MLS Blackouts

Footiebusiness 21 September @ 07:58 PM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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As I type this post, I am watching the Red Bulls self destruct on Major League Soccer's excellent MatchDay Live service. Yet at the same time, the game is blacked out on DirectKick, the league's television game package. What makes the blackout mysterious, is the unavailability of MSG Network (the RSN that carries the Red Bulls) in the Hartford area.

USSF Needs to Quit Playing Games in LA

Springfield MO Soccer 07 September @ 10:16 PM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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10 years ago the US played Costa Rica at Arrowhead Stadium in KC. It was my first trip to see the team in person and a game that I will never forget. At that time, it was difficult to find US games on TV (many games were on pay-per-view if they were broadcast at all) and you had to scour the internet for hours just to find any news relating to the team.

Doing the Dirty Work

U.S. WNT 04 February @ 09:20 PM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Beeeeeeeeeep!

A day of fitness testing is in the books for the U.S. WNT and the rest of the camp will be focused on, as Pia Sundhage said in the first team meeting, "play, play, play." But after a morning of VO2 Mac testing on the treadmill, the U.S. team hit the field in the afternoon for its usual quartet of timed 20 and 40-yard dash, agility test, jump test and Beep Test.

Asian Cup for first time on Cable PPV in the US

The Soccer Room 07 January @ 03:03 PM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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NEW YORK, NY – The Asian Cup 2011, Asia's premiere soccer tournament, will be airing on Pay-Per-View (PPV) on cable for the first time ever in the U.S. beginning today. This high profile quadrennial event features 16 teams from Asia competing for one of international soccer's most sought-after championships.