Life is about to change big time for four best friends from Minnesota. One day they're playing hockey and trying to pass math, and the next they're on their way to L.A. to become the newest pop sensation. It may seem like a dream, but trading hockey sticks for hair and make-up isn't always easy. Do they have what it takes to make it in the music biz? Will celebrity life change them for ever? And where will they practice their flip shots anyway?
Two titles. One night. The Ultimate Fighting Championship travels to Abu Dhabi for the first time and fans there will witness one of the organization’s greatest events ever, as middleweight titleholder Anderson "The Spider" Silva faces the extraordinary BJJ of Demian Maia. Lightweight champion BJ Penn looks to continue his dominant reign when he takes on Frankie Edgar in the double main event of UFC 112. Also, two legends meet for the first time when future UFC® Hall of Famer™ Matt Hughes battles ground fighting master Renzo Gracie. UFC® 112 INVINCIBLE – Saturday, April 10, live on Pay-Per-View from Yas Island, Abu Dhabi. Anderson "The Spider" Silva Demian Maia UFC 112 Invincible Saturday April 10 2010 04/10/2010 Pay-Per-View PPV Abu Dhabi
The 47-year-old former Heavyweight boxing champion, Evander “Real Deal” Holyfield, comes back to the ring against South African Frans Botha on April 10, 2010 at the Thomas & Mack in Las Vegas, Nevada. Evander “Real Deal” Holyfield, 42-10-2 (27 KOs), Atlanta, Georgia: Holyfield has been inactive since the Valuev fight 15 months ago. That shouldn’t affect him, as he is an old pro who knows what he is doing. I think Holyfield is sincere in his quest to become champion again. His body still looks like it is chiseled from granite and he still works hard. It’s just that what we see in the ring is a dilapidated facsimile of what used to be great fighter. Botha was a good fighter, but at 41, he has slowed down. http://www.boxingtube.org/ Frans Botha, 47-4-3 (28 KOs), Newport Beach, California/South Africa: An underrated fighter, Botha has scored some good wins in his career and given a hard time to some of the best. Last year, he scored a win over decent Timo Hoffman and it looked like maybe he could still fight a bit, but he looked pretty bad in his last fight—a draw against the big but unspectacular Pedro Carrion. During big chunks of the last decade, Botha has spent a lot of time pursuing fights in K-1 and MMA. He was tough and even scored a few decent wins, but he is clearly a more successful boxer.
The 47-year-old former Heavyweight boxing champion, Evander “Real Deal” Holyfield, comes back to the ring against South African Frans Botha on April 10, 2010 at the Thomas & Mack in Las Vegas, Nevada. Evander “Real Deal” Holyfield, 42-10-2 (27 KOs), Atlanta, Georgia: Holyfield has been inactive since the Valuev fight 15 months ago. That shouldn’t affect him, as he is an old pro who knows what he is doing. I think Holyfield is sincere in his quest to become champion again. His body still looks like it is chiseled from granite and he still works hard. It’s just that what we see in the ring is a dilapidated facsimile of what used to be great fighter. Botha was a good fighter, but at 41, he has slowed down. http://www.boxingtube.org/ Frans Botha, 47-4-3 (28 KOs), Newport Beach, California/South Africa: An underrated fighter, Botha has scored some good wins in his career and given a hard time to some of the best. Last year, he scored a win over decent Timo Hoffman and it looked like maybe he could still fight a bit, but he looked pretty bad in his last fight—a draw against the big but unspectacular Pedro Carrion. During big chunks of the last decade, Botha has spent a lot of time pursuing fights in K-1 and MMA. He was tough and even scored a few decent wins, but he is clearly a more successful boxer.
The 47-year-old former Heavyweight boxing champion, Evander “Real Deal” Holyfield, comes back to the ring against South African Frans Botha on April 10, 2010 at the Thomas & Mack in Las Vegas, Nevada. Evander “Real Deal” Holyfield, 42-10-2 (27 KOs), Atlanta, Georgia: Holyfield has been inactive since the Valuev fight 15 months ago. That shouldn’t affect him, as he is an old pro who knows what he is doing. I think Holyfield is sincere in his quest to become champion again. His body still looks like it is chiseled from granite and he still works hard. It’s just that what we see in the ring is a dilapidated facsimile of what used to be great fighter. Botha was a good fighter, but at 41, he has slowed down. http://www.boxingtube.org/ Frans Botha, 47-4-3 (28 KOs), Newport Beach, California/South Africa: An underrated fighter, Botha has scored some good wins in his career and given a hard time to some of the best. Last year, he scored a win over decent Timo Hoffman and it looked like maybe he could still fight a bit, but he looked pretty bad in his last fight—a draw against the big but unspectacular Pedro Carrion. During big chunks of the last decade, Botha has spent a lot of time pursuing fights in K-1 and MMA. He was tough and even scored a few decent wins, but he is clearly a more successful boxer.
Tori Vega is an aspiring singer who attends a performing arts high school. She leads a normal life, but when her sister has a medical accident on the night of their school's annual talent showcase, she steps in and takes her place. After being recognised for her talents, she gets offered the chance… More of a lifetime - an invitation to attend the elite Hollywood Arts High School.
After more than a decade and a half since the two boxing legends first met in the early 1990s, Bernard The Executioner Hopkins, 45, and Roy Jones Jr., 41, will fight tonight at the Mandalay Bay Casino and Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada. Their first meeting was held in Washington, D.C. in 1993 was won by Jones Jr. in a unanimous decision. It has been widely debated whether or not Jones has been dodging a rematch with Hopkins ever since then by asking for the lions share of the take. Now with both fighters past the age of 40 and with no real shot for either of them to make a huge payday without the other, has driven both sides to agree on this fight it only took 71 fights and 17 years to make it happen. April 3, 2010 at Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada Roy Jones Jr won 54 (KO 40) + lost 6 (KO 3) + drawn 0 (66.7% KO%) vs Bernard Hopkins won 50 (KO 32) + lost 5 (KO 0) + drawn 1 (56.1% KO%)
After more than a decade and a half since the two boxing legends first met in the early 1990’s, Bernard “The Executioner” Hopkins, 45, and Roy Jones Jr., 41, will fight tonight at the Mandalay Bay Casino and Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada. Their first meeting was held in Washington, D.C. in 1993 was won by Jones Jr. in a unanimous decision. It has been widely debated whether or not Jones has been dodging a rematch with Hopkins ever since then by asking for the lion’s share of the take. Now with both fighters past the age of 40 and with no real shot for either of them to make a huge payday without the other, has driven both sides to agree on this fight… it only took 71 fights and 17 years to make it happen. April 3, 2010 at Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada Roy Jones Jr won 54 (KO 40) + lost 6 (KO 3) + drawn 0 (66.7% KO%) vs Bernard Hopkins won 50 (KO 32) + lost 5 (KO 0) + drawn 1 (56.1% KO%)
Everyone at Cyprus Rhodes is preparing for Mardi Gras festivities, except for Casey, who must prepare for the biggest test of her life - the LSAT. While Casey continues to push Cappie to declare a major and make plans to focus on the future, he is too busy announcing the next parade at the Kappa Tau Mardi Gras party.
Chuck feels like his life is falling apart when he can’t flash and gets left behind for a mission. While Shaw, Sarah and Casey (Adam Baldwin) go on without him, Chuck finds himself in a sticky situation back at the base.
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