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The Sports Archives – Top Five Sporting Scandals!
Holyfield-Tyson: Ear biting The two had been fighting dirty, with both parties complaining that the other had engaged in illegal moves and head butting. In the third round, Mike Tyson sank his teeth into Evander Holyfield’s ear and ripped out … Continue reading
Posted in Boxing, Golf, Olympics, Other
Tagged Australian rules football, Ben Cousins, Boxing, Donald Trump, Evander Holyfield, golf, holyfield tyson, meth amphetamines, Mike Tyson, Nancy Kerrigan, nancy kerrigan attack, scandals, sports, Sports Archives, sports scandals, Tiger Woods, Tonya Harding, top five
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The Sports Archives – Is The London Olympic Stadium Effectively Built For One Million Visitors?
Going For Gold It is a matter of great pride for any country and more so for the particular city to host the Olympics. Winning the bid to host the 2012 Olympics was indeed a great moment for the United … Continue reading
Posted in Olympics
Tagged 2012 Summer Olympics, London Summer Olympics, stadium reviews, stadiums
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The Sports Archives – Preparing to Run a Marathon
Let’s face it, running a marathon isn’t something you suddenly jump out of bed and do one day, nor is it something that 99% of people could even contemplate doing. Running a marathon, be it a full or half marathon … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Alcohol and Athletics – How Much is Too Much?
Alcohol and Athletics – How Much is Too Much? Alcohol and athletics. Athletics and alcohol. Strange bedfellows, but they have such a long history together that the association has become a social norm. Many of us don’t feel meeting up … Continue reading
Posted in Motorsports, Olympics, Other
Tagged alcohol, athletics, health, high level performance, mental-health, sports, sports and leisure, sports anxiety, Sports Archives, sports performance
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The Sports Archives – Understanding The Skate
In masculine company, it may be taboo to openly display an appreciation of figure skating. It seems to somehow dilute the level of testosterone that is supposed to be maintained at all times when such company is gathered. But this … Continue reading
Posted in Hockey, Olympics, Other
Tagged figure skating, hobbies, ice hockey skates, ice skating, skating, sports, Sports Archives
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The Sports Archives – The Olympics: The Greatest Show on Earth?
The Olympics have been hailed as the ultimate amateur athletic competition, but is that really the case anymore? Many sports are now allowing professional athletes to compete. Is this a positive movement, or will it lead to the downfall of … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Why Playing Table Tennis is One of the Best Things You Can Do!
If you watch professionals play table tennis, otherwise known as “Ping Pong”, you will see athletes running, jumping, sweating as they swing at what seems like an invisible object. This is because they are chasing a little white ball moving … Continue reading
Posted in Olympics, Other, Tennis
Tagged better table tennis, bowling, chess, cross word puzzles, darts, fast paced game, hand eye coordination, juggling, Olympic sport, ping pong, ping pong tables, poker, pool, sport, sports, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, sports blogging, table tennis, table tennis game, tennis
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The Sports Archives – California Sporting Events
The State of California is the Mecca of sporting events. This state is the home to over 30 professional sports team and its large cities and fabulous sports arenas draw hundreds of major sporting events each year. If you are … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Basketball, College Basketball, College Football, Football, Hockey, Olympics, Other, Soccer
Tagged california sports events, David Beckham, Extreme Sports, los angeles dodgers, Los Angeles Kings, Los Angeles Lakers, San Jose Earthquakes, sports, Sports Archives, sports science fair projects, Women's World Cup
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The Sports Archives – Rowing on the River Thames
The river Thames and rowing have had a long and historical relationship. Indeed, the sport of rowing as we know it was developed over the past two centuries on river Thames itself. Whether you wish to row for pleasure, or … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – 5 Extreme Sports to Try in Australia
If you like an adrenaline rush, you’ll love Australia. Australia is a sports crazy country and there’s nothing they like more than extreme sports. They love them so much, in fact, that many of the world’s most daring champion sportsperson’s … Continue reading
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Tagged activites, Australia, Biking, Extreme Sports, Hang Gliding, Rock Climbing, Sandboarding, Skateboarding, Snowboarding, Sports Archives, travel
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