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The Sports Archives – The Three Most Financially Irresponsible NBA Players Ever!
As it stacks up against the other major sports, no professional athlete makes more than a professional basketball athlete. According to this article by USA Today, National Basketball Association players make an average of $5.15 million. While the average career … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – A Short List Of Some Of The Most Popular Female Athletes!
Female athletes are inspirational to people all over the world because they work hard to achieve everything that they accomplish. Though the sporting world is often dominated by men, female athletes now have a firm hold on the industry and … Continue reading
Posted in Golf, Motorsports, Olympics, Other, Tennis
Tagged Ana Ivanovic, athletes, Danica Patrick, famous women athletes, Lindsey Vonn, Maria Sharapova, Michelle Waterson, Mixed Martial Arts, MMA, Russia, Serena Williams, sports, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, swimming lessons, Taiwan, The Karate Hottie, Yani Tseng
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The Sports Archives – Insanely Disappointing ‘Hero’ Athletes!
Celebrities represent the modern-day hero, and like any leading protagonist, they are extremely fallible. Headlines have always been dominated by stories about rich, good-looking people behaving badly and celebrity athletes are certainly no exception. With all their money and muscles, … Continue reading
Posted in Golf, Olympics, Other
Tagged athletes, bike racing, Biking, celebrity news, cycling, Lance Armstrong, Lance Armstrong archives, Lance Armstrong blogs, Oscar Pistorius, Oscar Pistorius archives, Oscar Pistorius blogs, Paralympics, PED, performance enhancing drugs, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Tiger Woods, Tiger Woods archives, Tiger Woods blogs, Tour De France
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The Sports Archives – 5 Smartest People In All of Sports!
Athletes are most commonly associated with physical strength, blinding speed, and insane leaping ability. They are not usually thought to be the smartest people in the room. This may be true in some cases, but there are plenty of smart … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Basketball, College Basketball, College Football, Football, Other
Tagged Alan Page, athletes, athletes who are attorneys, Bill Bradley, brains and brawn, dumb jocks, intellegent athletes, Joe Montana, Moe Berg, New York Knicks, Ryan Fitzpatrick, San Francisco 49ers, smart, sports, sports and business, sports and leisure, sports and politics, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports politicians, Steve Young, Super Bowl, The Purple People Eaters
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The Sports Archives – Viagra Now Enhancing Performance Outside Of Bedrooms!
Given the incredible potential for fortune and fame in professional sports, it is little surprise that athletes are willing to cheat in order to gain an edge. Talk of performance enhancing substances began in the late 1980s, and the conversation … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Overcoming All Odds – Five Inspirational Disabled Athletes!
The London Olympics were incredible for myriad reasons, but one of the most important of these was undoubtedly the treatment of the Paralympics. For possibly the first time, the Paralympics were treated as of equal importance, and the Paralympians were … Continue reading
Posted in Olympics, Other
Tagged 2004 Olympic Games, 2012 London Olympics, athletes, athletes with disabilities, “Blade Runner”, Clodoaldo Silva, disabled, disabled athletes, handicapped athletes, Kyle Maynard, London Paralympics, Lu Dong, Matt Stutzman, Michael Phelps, Mixed Martial Arts, MMA, Oscar Pistorius, Paralympics, Paralympics Sports Blogs, physically challenged athletes, sport, sports, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs
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The Sports Archives – How Much Does It Cost To Train An Olympic Athlete?
For a select few world-class athletes, 2012 was the year when they realized their full potential, and stood on the podium with an Olympic gold medal around the neck. At that specific moment, they may well have contemplated how the … Continue reading
Posted in Olympics
Tagged 2000 Sydney Olympics, 2008 Beijing Olympics, 2012 olympics, 2012 Summer Olympics, athletes, cost of olympics training, costing, london 2012, Olympic Sports Blogs, olympics 2012, Olympics Sports Blogs, Paralympic Sports Blogs, Paralympics Sports Blogs, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Team GB, Team Great Britain
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The Sports Archives – Did Lance Armstrong Deserve to be Stripped of his Titles?
Lance Armstrong won the Tour De France, one of the toughest endurance events in any sport in the world, an amazing seven consecutive times. Even more impressively, all of those wins came after he had been diagnosed with, and defeated, … Continue reading
Posted in Olympics, Other
Tagged 1999 Tour De France, 2004 Summer Olympics, 2006 Tour De France, athletes, cancer survivor, cycling, endurance events, fitness, Floyd Landis, health, high-endurance sports, Lance Armstrong, sport, sporting scandals, sports, sports stars, steroids, Tour De France, Tyler Hamilton
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