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Where were you on September 13, 1985? Either you weren't alive or were just about to watch history take place as the first shipment of Super Mario Brothers first hit stores. For more than 30-years the adventurous plumber has lived through countless sequels, dinosaur invasions, an on and off relationship with Princess Peach and on some occasions, he has scavenged the far ends of the universe. In honor of Nintendo's biggest star Google has decided to pay tribute to a character who should be in everyone's top 5. Their easter egg tribute is an easy one to discover and we're here to show you how. Read More »
At one point in James Blake's career he was ranked 4th in the world. He was a two-time Quarterfinalist at the US Open and won 10 career ATP Tour Titles. Yesterday the decorated tennis star and Olympian was welcomed by the unwelcoming arms of the NYPD when officers thought he was the man involved in their identity theft investigation. He was not the guy they were looking for though. In the end the five plainclothes officers tackled and handcuffed him outside his Manhattan hotel not knowing he was innocent. The witnesses who pointed Blake out to police mistook him for somebody else. Read More »
For the better part of a year, Nintendo has been flirting with the debut of their mobile apps. Most of what they had planned was shrouded in secret, which is normally the case with the video game company. Now it looks like we'll be getting an idea of what the future of their mobile gaming will look like. The company recently dropped a trailer for an upcoming game called Pokemon Go. The game looks to incorporate our reality with the virtual reality dimension of the pocket monsters. You can check out the trailer for it here. Read More »
Japanese wrestling might be just as big as the organizations here in the United States. Their performers probably garner the same level of respect a Bret Hart does in all provinces of Canada. It's because of this that it's crazy to think Japanese stars are few and far between in the Mecca of wrestling that is WWE. You have your Tajiris, Jushin Ligers and Hideo Itamis - formerly Kenta in Japan- and that about tops the list of stars. These men have treated their respective generations to wrestling clinics and in 2015, a female Japanese wrestler will now have a chance to wow American audiences as WWE signed Kana to an NXT deal. You can check out some of her highlights right here. She's a submission specialist with some nasty arm bars and Rob Van Dam-level educated feet. Read More »
We are now living in a post-Spygate and Deflategate world. New England Patriots Quarterback Tom Brady is in a position where the people who were supposed to be his friends in the NFL front office are his enemies, and the men he goes to battle with on the field are his allies. The outspoken cornerback for the Seattle Seahawks Richard Sherman lost to Brady in the Super Bowl and now he is one of those allies. Sherman told reporters he thought the original 4-game suspension was too much and that he was glad the whole thing got overturned. Read More »
Kurt Angle surprised the wrestling world when he left the WWE for TNA in the mid-2000's. In his stint there the Wrestling Machine went to war with the likes of Samoa Joe, AJ Styles and Sting. These were dream matches that otherwise would've never happened if he stayed in WWE. That stint with TNA wrestling is coming to an end though as Angle announced to Mark Madden's radio show in Pittsburgh that he won't be resigning with the company. On top of this news Angle claimed he would not be returning to the WWE. Read More »
Bill Simmons is the Sports Guy. More importantly, he's a fan of all things New England sports and when the Patriots rekindled their Spygate war - not DeflateGate - he of course went down to the gallows for his team. The moment ESPN, his former employee, posted an article that said Roger Goodell linked Spygate and Deflategate, Simmons went on to say that the Patriots didn't cheat. It's just that the other teams involved were awful. He cited Super Bowl implosions with lopsided scores by the Rams and Eagles as proof. Read More »
A day doesn't go by where Donald Trump isn't going after somebody. On some days he veers off and decides to slam Megyn Kelly. On others his wrath stays on the political spectrum. For today's news cycle he is staying political and he is in vintage trump form by going after President Barack Obama. According to Trump, the President has divided this country racially when it comes to the public and the police. Trump told The Economist that the Obama Presidency has left us sitting on "many powder keys." Read More »
Bret Hart has never been one to hold back what he's feeling. In the early 90's he was open about Shawn Michaels being nasty in the locker room, and recently, he said that Hulk Hogan shouldn't return to the WWE. His latest target comes in the form of wrestling's Kliq. Hart went off on them when asked about the latest Kliq DVD and according to the Hall of Famer and former World Champion, the group was a "cancer." In the interview Hart went after Michaels, Kevin Nash and Scott Hall specifically. When it came to the part about Michaels though, he said the Heartbreak Kid has been apologetic about what went down earlier in their career. Read More »
In four months, Bernie Sanders has gone from an otherwise unknown presidential candidate to a man who has sold out stadiums. Even Sanders admitted this fact. It's because of his astronomical rise to fame he's saying his opponent Hillary Clinton is getting a little 'nervous.' With Sanders closing in on Clinton in Iowa, she might have to be. Read More »
Not many have come out in favor of Hulk Hogan since his racial scandal knocked him from his prestigious spot as the WWE's Hall of Fame golden calf. One person, also a WWE legend, has come out and said that Hogan should not return to WWE. According to Bret 'The Hitman' Hart, while many Southern wrestlers 'frequently' used the N-Word, he never heard Hogan use it. Read More »
In today's world, it feels like there are very few moments when the good guys win. Wars on television and political smearing from the left and right just leave us with a bad taste in our mouth. Thankfully, amongst the ashes of media mush, there are moments of triumph you can't help but recognize and feel good about. One moment of triumph in particular came when the great Tom Brady overruled the NFL's 4-game suspension with the help of federal courts. In the end, the suspension didn't hold up because the NFL refused to share their notes and they didn't notify Brady of his suspension. Naturally, when it comes to monumental rulings such as this one, Twitter users lose their minds. Here is what a few people in the public eye are saying about Brady's newfound freedom. The first is Presidential candidate Donald Trump. Read More »
On his podcast, "Stone Cold" Steve Austin reviewed the Summerslam pay-per-view with Pro Wrestling Torch editor Wade Keller and, while the two spoke highly on the Seth Rollins vs. John Cena match and the main event of Brock Lesnar vs. Undertaker, not everything was spoken of so fondly. When it came to the booking of Stephen Amell's tag-team match with Neville, Austin just was not a fan. The hall of famer felt bad for the way Stardust and King Barrett were treated in the outcome of the fight against the Arrow star. Read More »
