Sports News
They were the golden couple of bike-riding cancer victims and horrible MOR country-rock singers everywhere. And yet Lance Armstrong and Sheryl Crow have split up right before their wedding.
There's bound to be a reason for the Armstrong/Crow split, but - for now - the usual nonsense about still having deep love and respect for each other is still being bandied about. Perhaps Sheryl Crow will write a dreadful song all about the split. Or perhaps Lance Armstrong will, um, ride a bike about it.
That last one didn't really work, did it?
American football is the only sport in the world so utterly dull that it needs to coerce a group of five pensioners to stagger on at halftime and play guitars quite loudly to wake up everyone in the crowd.
That's the reason why The Rolling Stones are set to play a little concert at the Super Bowl halftime show this weekend. That or the massive surge in record sales after they've played to 140 million viewers. Not that The Rolling Stones have escaped the Super Bowl with all their pride intact, however.
Now that Celebrity Wrestling has been made to walk the plank, we'll never get to see people who aren't really famous batter each other on television, right?
Wrong!
Everyone knows that wrestling is all leotards and prancing and choreography and nobody really gets hurt. To see people actually repeatedly smashing their fists into each other's noses until one of them is so concussed or brain damaged that they can't stand up, you need boxing! So now, to satisfy the huge bloodlust/famous people crossover market, comes Celebrity Boxing! Let's take a look at the pugilists, with help, as ever, from Betfair.com.
