 By Frank Ram Chief-of-Content Just one the greatest sports opening of all time to get you pumped up for 10 of the greatest fights of all-time. 10. Muhammad Ali vs. Joe Frazier I 9. Marvin Hagler vs "Sugar" Ray Leonard 8. George Foreman vs. Ron Lyle 7. Julio César Chávez vs. Meldrick Taylor 6. Bobby Chacon vs Bazooka Limon 5. Diego Corrales vs Jose Luis Castillo I 4. Erik Morales vs Marco Antonio Barrera I 3. Arturo Gatti vs. Micky Ward I 2. "Sugar" Ray Leonard vs. Thomas "HitMan" Hearns 1. Muhammad Ali vs. Joe Frazier III
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 By Frank Ram Chief-of-Content OK. Maybe Carlos Pérez wasn't the worst Dodger that ever lived, but I sure thought he was at a frustrated 7th grader dreading the days that he would be on the mound. Wow did he suck. 
By Frank Ram
Chief-of-Content It's people like Darren Rovell, an ESPN reject who now works for The Action Network, that truly show what is wrong with America today. 
By Frank Ram
Chief-of-Content Seeing the evolution of the wrestling fan from when I began watching as a three or four-year old in 1990ish to the fan in 2020, Ronda Rousey is beyond justified in saying wrestling fans are "f---ing ungrateful." She also referred to wrestling matches as "Fake fights." 
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Chief-of-Content As a life-long wrestling fan, it's a rarity to see Vince McMahon fail at anything. He took the wrestling world by storm, taking his father's northeastern territory national, and either buying or putting nearly every local territory out of business. In 2001, he bought WCW, his last real competition in wrestling.  Photo Credit: The Undefeated By Frank Ram Chief-of-Content The Undefeated put out a nice article this morning on the role NBA Chaplains are playing during the suspended season. It specifically focuses on Lakers Chaplain Romell Witherspoon. In the article it speaks about just how rough a year 2020 has been for the purple and gold. While they are still mourning the loss of the late great Kobe Bryant, they are now dealing with the Covid-19 mess that seems to have no end in sight. Go and check out the article. It's a great read and I'm sure you'll dig it. 
By Frank Ram
Chief-of-Content
It's been nearly a month since the sports blackout began due to the Coronavirus pandemic, and sports fans are losing their mind. Thankfully, it appears that hope may be around the corner.
MLB and the Players Association are currently working on a deal to resume play in May. All 30 teams will be playing in Arizona, using the D-Backs home Chase Field, 10 spring training facilities, and possibly other surrounding fields. 
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Chief-of-Content Had WrestleMania 36 taken place at Raymond James Stadium in front of 70,000+ people, it would have easily gone down as one of the greatest WrestleMania's of all-time. Unfortunately, it will be viewed as a disappointment by those who never gave the event a chance because it took place at the Performance Center in front of no crowd. Kobe Bryant, Tim Duncan, Kevin Garnett Headline the 2020 Class of the Basketball Hall-of-Fame4/4/2020 
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By Frank Ram
Chief-of-Content I've always been a big LA sports fan, rooting for all the local teams, but the Lakers have always been my team. In the early 90's the Dodgers were on Fox11 an KTLA5, but the was just the road games and a few selected home games. The Rams were my football team, but left town in 1995 when I was only 8-years-old. I still rooted for them, but they were no longer a hometown team. The Lakers on the other hand had their road games on KCAL9 and their home games on Prime Ticket. I would watch nearly every game growing up with my dad from the time I was 4 or 5 till I was 18 and the whole Shaq and Kobe era fell apart in 2004. |
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Fan Observer's Founder and Chief-of-Content. CSUSB Alumni. I want to thank the Good Lord for making me a Dodger Fan. Also a fan of the Lakers, Rams and USC. #FightOn! Runs marathons on the weekend. |
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