| Amputee Wrestler Loses, but Wins a Following Dustin Carter, whose limbs had been amputated as a child, lost in the quarterfinals of Ohio’s Division II wrestling tournament. nytimes.com |
Kimbo slices Colossus Miami's Kimbo Slice defeated England's James Colossus Thompson by technical knockout in the third round of the historic national television debut of mixed martial arts in primetime on CBS on Saturday, May 31 at the Prudential Center in Newark, N.J. miamiherald.com |
South Florida in the running for WrestleMania While South Florida gears up to host its 10th NFL Super Bowl, the Miami-Dade Sports Commission awaits the results on a bid for another mega event: World Wrestling Entertainment's WrestleMania. miamiherald.com |
College changed Sarita's life in more ways than one While pouring drinks at a college bar, Sarah Stock noticed a business card -- tacked on the wall -- that changed her life.<p/> The card advertised training at a pro wrestling school in Canada. miamiherald.com |
TNA's Homicide talks backstage mood, Jeff Hardy, Hogan speech TNA wrestler Homicide joined the Right After Wrestling radio program on SIRIUS 98 to shed light about the mood before and after the live three-hour TNA iMPACT special on Monday night on SpikeTV. miamiherald.com |