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Yes, they happen. Here are the best of the best. From hit contracts to naughty pictures to YouTube beating videos, a look back at the ghosts of cheerleading squads past.
Sports Buzz As the 2008 Wimbledon tennis tournament begins, authorities are looking into claims that gamblers fixed eight of last year’s matches. The growing tennis fixing scandal, which made news headlines late last year, has focused mostly on the Russian mafia paying off lower-ranked players to throw matches, so Scotland Yard is stepping in this year to try and combat fixing. So there’s more to Wimbledon than just white tennis shorts!
Sports Buzz No, it doesn’t involve Lindsay Lohan. Two women were asked to stop kissing at a Mariners baseball game in Seattle last week after someone in the stands complained. An usher asked them to quit with the kissing, the story leaked to blogs and the local media, and now apparently the Mariners have apologized.
Sports Buzz Kobe Bryant is reportedly having an affair with Vanessa Curry, a Lakers cheerleader. To make things worse, his wife Vanessa has cussed out an ESPN reporter who claimed Kobe was bonking the “hotter Vanessa.” If your name is Vanessa, you better watch your back! Kobe could be coming after you.
Sports Buzz The Boston Herald makes a formal apology to the Patriots for accusing them falsely. The day before the last Super Bowl, the Herald ran a story about how the Pats had videotaped the Rams before Super Bowl XXXVI, except oops that never happened. Now the paper is officially saying sorry and readers are incensed.
Sports Buzz The single-season USC basketball player has allegedly been receiving gifts and cash from recruiters since high school. Mayo played one season at USC and will be heading into the NBA draft with a cloud hanging over his head. Louis Johnson, a former friend of Mayo’s, says the USC star has been receiving money and perks — like a flat-screen TV — from an L.A. promoter for several years.
Sports Buzz A video of the Mets pitcher presiding over a cockfight with Hall of Famer Juan Marichal makes its rounds online. It appeared briefly on YouTube, and is now inevitably resurfacing. The video takes place in the Dominican Republic, where cockfighting is legal, but Martinez is now facing a PR nightmare here in the U.S.
Sports Buzz Martina Hingis is handed a two-year ban for cocaine use. Kate Moss is lucky she didn’t opt to become a professional tennis player.
Sports Buzz A site devoted to exploiting Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo’s apparent inability to play well in front of his girlfriend, Jessica Simpson. It’s a pretty simple concept: Fans of opposing teams wear Simpson masks to future Cowboys games, ensuring victory for their side.
Sports Buzz Professional tennis is in the midst of a debacle over fixed matches. Now John McEnroe’s worried the mob has been behind the alleged rigging.
Sports Buzz Leave it to Barry Bonds to knock Pay-Rod from the top of the baseball headlines. Yes, it finally happened. Bonds has been indicted on five counts of perjury and obstruction of justice stemming from his 2003 grand jury testimony about illegal steroid use, and now faces up to 30 years in prison. Here’s the scoop on why it happened, and what’s likely to happen next.
Sports Buzz The anabolic steroid THG - aka “The Clear” - is in the news again. Marion Jones is probably losing her Olympic gold medals after admitting to using the designer steroid for two years. Barry Bonds must be so happy THG is making headlines.
Sports Buzz Does Barry Bonds’ mechanical arm give him an unfair advantage? The alleged steroid use might not be the only thing giving Bonds a leg up. Also, is it possible to win the Tour de France without doping? Plus: How to cheat at basketball, golf, and many other sports.
Sports Buzz Dogs can now get their revenge on Michael Vick. This had to happen eventually: A ruff ‘n tough chew toy in the form of accused dog fight ringleader Michael Vick - it bends but doesn’t tear.
Sports Buzz New tests from the French anti-doping agency indicate the 2006 Tour de France “winner” did indeed have synthetic testosterone in his blood stream. The Landis camp calls the tests illegal, but does anyone really care anymore? More importantly: What have they been doing with his urine all this time?
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