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The Sports Archives – Is WWE a Professional Sport or an Entertainment Show?
World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) is not everyone’s cup of tea. The brutal fights and constant bickering is a feast for the WWE maniacs. However, the same is highly criticized by many. There have been questions raised about the social impact … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – The Top 3 Sports For Burning Fat
There are many reasons we find ourselves falling in love with sports. Watching and participating in sports is part of our national identity. They teach us the value of teamwork, discipline, focus, determination, strategy and self-betterment. They keep us fit, … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – 4 Things Everyone Should Know About WWE
Source What comes to mind when you think of the WWE? For the majority of non-WWE watchers, the answer is probably: “fake and rubbish”. WWE occupies a certain space in the national mind. It’s for people who don’t have anything … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Sports and Injuries!
The benefits of playing sports are numerous. Improved cardiovascular health and team-building skills are just a few of the positives. However, the primary risk in playing sports is the potential for sports injuries. Head injuries and lower-body injuries are the … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Basketball, Boxing, Football, Other, Soccer
Tagged American Football, brain injuries, concussions, dementia, disabled list, goal post injuries, Head injuries, judgements, lawsuits, MLB, monetary settlement, NBA, NFL, pre-game warmups, Sports and Injuries, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports injuries blogs, sports injury infographic, sports with most injuries, sprained ankles, stretching, Wrestling
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The Sports Archives – Dangerous Fall Sports!
As the leaves change and we bundle up for cooler weather, an entire new season of sports is starting. Just like many of you, I enjoy sitting in the brisk fall air and watching a game or tracking local team’s … Continue reading
Posted in Football, Hockey, Other, Rugby
Tagged American Football, blogs about sports injuries, Boxing, contact sports, danger of sports, fall, football, hockey, hockey archives, injuries, lacrosse, Rugby, Rugby archives, Sport Trauma, sports, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports injuries, water polo archives, waterpolo, Wrestling
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The Sports Archives – Top 10 MMA Fighters Of All Time!
10.Brock Lesnar It is hard to imagine that such a capable MMA fighter can come from a joke platform such as the WWE. I mean doing theater is one thing, but when a guy is beating the bejesus out of … Continue reading
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Tagged Anderson Silva, B.J. Penn, Bas Rutten, Bobby Lashley, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Brock Lesnar, Chuck Liddell, Combat sports, Ice Man, karate, Kazushi Sakuraba, Kimbo Slice, Mixed Martial Arts, MMA, MMA Blogs, Muhammad Ali, Pride Grand Prix 2000, Randy Couture, Royce Gracie, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, the Cage, the Octagon, UFC, Wrestling, WWE
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The Sports Archives – Worst Sporting Injuries Of All Time
Have you ever suffered a sporting injury? Chin up – it can’t be as bad as some of these. Read on to find out about five of the worst sports accidents of all time – and how the affected stars … Continue reading
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Tagged Allan Ray, back injury, blogs about sports injuries, broken leg, Buffalo Sabres, Calgary Flames, Chris Spielman, Clint Malarchuk, Duke, eye injury, images, infographics, injury, Kevin Ware, leg injury, Louisville, Sid Vicious, spinal cord injury, sport injury blogs, sporting injuries, sports, sports and fitness, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Villanova University, worst sport injuries, Wrestling
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