Who would you fight?

jad22

If you could fight any athlete in the world who would you fight? Somebody other than Bonds, Bryant, Damon.

phreakydancin

One of those gymnastics chicks. I'm pretty sure I could take one of them.

zef204

Reggie Miller.

jlbsquared

Pedro Martinez.

jmbkb4

Zimmerman.

EagleEyeKid

Everyone on the Yankees

Bighurt4

The guy that tackled Bo that caused his hip replacement, Kevin Walker.

Brent

pandrews

lots of people..

pandrews

probably most anybodyt.. just because it would be fun & interesting,,

sandmanfromlv

Anna Kournikova....

zef204

<< <i>Anna Kournikova.... >>

You Commie bastige!

Seraph

Either Sasha Cohen or anyone from the Gracie Jiu-jitsu clan.

Axtell

<< <i>Everyone on the Yankees >>



You'd win, too. They're a bunch of babies.

pandrews

<< <i>Gracie Jiu-jitsu clan. >>



rickson by armbar, madafaka..

Knuckles

Sean Avery..

(He's on the left)


My second pick: Garry Bettman

Boopotts

<< <i>Sean Avery..

(He's on the left)


My second pick: Garry Bettman
>>




Sean Avery is a fine choice. However, I think I'd go with Kirk Maltby.

charliehustle14

Don Zimmer. I'm pretty sure I could still smack down a 70-something year old man like Pedro Martinez did.

WarHoundR69

Tag-Team match with the Olsen Twins.

mreuter

Jeff Gordon and he can't wear his helmet.

tennesseebanker

Well if we were wrestling naked I would like Anna Kournikova or maybe Jeannie Finch, If it were more of a boxing ufc thing I would love to kick Tiger Woods A*s

Toad

I'd show the corpse of Al Cowens a thing or two.

poppie

Tanya Harding provided she didnt bring a club!

julen23

easy,

chris chambliss

for blasting that HR against my Royals back in '77.

he got his actually, having to play for horrible braves for rest of his career... now that's exile

Julen

softparade

Armando Benetiz, I could take that chump

POKERBOT

latrell sprewell - should have been banned for life after the choking thing, but he got to stay in the nba to make millions so he could feed his family!! PUNK S.O.B.

NewJerseyMeatHook

After three cups of Saturday morning coffee, french toast, eggs, sausage, and a Marlboro Light, I'm going to have to sit down in my library and think about this one . . . intriguing question.

kuhlmann

torrie wilson and stacy keibler at the same time

NewJerseyMeatHook

1. Pete Rose

2. Stevie (Crybaby) Lavin

3. Hawk and Wimpy

MooseDog

Kirk Gibson...no question I'd get my ass kicked but maybe it'd bring some closure if I got in a sucker punch or two...

Moose
(A's fan)

FYS

The enite 1987 Twins team. The Tigers should have won the Series that year.

Stone193

Dr. Phil

mike

ctsoxfan

Aaron Boone.

Bucky Dent.


Oh, and you better believe Dr. Phil needs a butt-kicking.

ctsoxfan

<< <i>

<< <i>Everyone on the Yankees >>



You'd win, too. They're a bunch of babies. >>

Bicem

Meg Whitman, no wait, I couldn't hit a girl.

onefasttalon

I'd like to Kick Peyton Manning's butt... he keep falling on it when the pressure gets to him!

I guess I'd also like to kick Tony Stewart's a$$ too... just for being a prikkk.

HoofHearted

<< <i>3. Hawk and Wimpy >>



nj,

YYYYES! Excellent choice!! I'd pay big bucks to be second in line to do some witch-slapping on that duo...

hh

HoofHearted

<< <i>The enite 1987 Twins team. The Tigers should have won the Series that year. >>



FYS,

FYI, you'll have to go through quite a few Twins fans here to get to 'em.

Besides, the Tigers had their day -- and a 104-win season -- in '84. There was enough euphoria then to last a decade or two, wasn't there??

hh

AkbarClone

I'll fight whoever my friend, Tyler Durden, tells me to.

Knuckles

Dr. Phil.. that's the best one.. can I change my vote? good one mike

jad22

call me crazy, I have always wanted to fight Pat Riley and the Phil Jackson. Both overrated players and one is the most overrated coach in the world.

Downtown1974

Id like to punch Steven Segal, just so I can watch him run after me. He runs like a wuss!

charliehustle14

<< <i>Dr. Phil.. that's the best one.. can I change my vote? good one mike >>



Agreed. Best choice yet. LOL! Reminds me of the new tv commerical for Scary Movie 4 where Shaq knocks down Dr. Phil.

"Koby?"

TV Trailer for Scary Movie 4

Todd

thesplendidsplinter

This one is sooooooooooooooooo easy. Rich Garcia & I would have a lot of friends.

Jeffrey Maier (born 1984) is known for directly affecting the outcome of Game 1 of the 1996 American League Championship Series between the New York Yankees and the Baltimore Orioles.

On October 9, 1996, the Yankees were behind the Orioles 4-3 in the bottom of the eighth inning. The then-12 year old Maier reached over the fence separating the right field stands and the field of play and caught a deep fly ball hit by Yankee shortstop Derek Jeter. The ball appeared to be heading into the glove of Baltimore outfielder Tony Tarasco, but Maier intercepted the ball and pulled it into the stands. While baseball fans are permitted to catch (and keep) balls hit into the stands, any such fielding of balls that are still within the field of play is not allowed, and ruled fan interference. By sticking his glove over the wall and catching the ball, Maier committed such interference.

However, right field umpire Rich Garcia immediately ruled the play a home run, under the protest of Tarasco and Orioles manager Davey Johnson. The game was thus tied 4-4, went into extra innings and ended when Yankee outfielder Bernie Williams hit a game-winning home run in the bottom of the eleventh inning. The Orioles maintained their protest of the Maier interference play after the conclusion of the game, but their protest was denied by Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig because judgment calls cannot be protested. After later viewing a video replay, Garcia admitted that fan interference should have been called. The Yankees went on to win the series against Baltimore, four games to one, as well as the World Series against the Atlanta Braves.

ajetfan

John Abraham!

Two years ago when he was too worried about risking his upcoming contract to play in any of the Jets playoff games still infuriates me to this day. He let his teammates, his coaches, the fans and himself down. If he would've played, I really believe that the Jets would have beaten the Steelers and I also feel that the Jets were the only team that could've beaten the Patriots team that year. If that happened, the Jets would've found themselves in the Super Bowl. Well the Jets finally got rid of him, but it doesn't look like they'll be that close to the Super Bowl again any time soon. I can only wish that John Abraham has a long career but never gets to the playoffs again so he can always think what if...

DaBigHurt

<< <i>John Abraham!

Two years ago when he was too worried about risking his upcoming contract to play in any of the Jets playoff games still infuriates me to this day. He let his teammates, his coaches, the fans and himself down. If he would've played, I really believe that the Jets would have beaten the Steelers and I also feel that the Jets were the only team that could've beaten the Patriots team that year. If that happened, the Jets would've found themselves in the Super Bowl. Well the Jets finally got rid of him, but it doesn't look like they'll be that close to the Super Bowl again any time soon. I can only wish that John Abraham has a long career but never gets to the playoffs again so he can always think what if... >>



I'm a Jets fan, but the one at fault wasn't Abraham. It was the Jets. They could've found a way to pay him what he was worth but they wanted to nickel and dime him and get off cheap and it came back to bite them. Abraham was right in not jeopardizing his career going into the off-season.

He did the same thing Matt Birk of the Vikings did this year. Birk was facing serious surgery, but told the team he'd suck it up and play injured (not hurt, which is a huge difference) if they team would "take care of him," and when the team said no, he elected to have surgery rather than risk furthering the injury.

Of course the media didn't take issue with Birk because he's "well spoken" and "plays the game the way it should be played."

Anyway, I've yet to meet a Jets fan who thought Abraham was the reason they didn't beat Pittsburgh.

JrMacdaddy

I always hated Al Secord and Denis Savard.

I guess if I had to pick one it would be Savard. He was such a mousey little b-a-s-t-a-r-d.

Griffins

Jim Grey deserves to have his butt kicked more than any person on the planet. Wish Rose had strangled him on air.
Gene Mauch as well, for over managing Game 5 of the '86 playoffs against Boston. Terrible manager, the Phillies should've fired him after '64 and he shouldn't have ever managed after that.

thesplendidsplinter

<< <i>Jim Grey deserves to have his butt kicked more than any person on the planet. Wish Rose had strangled him on air.
Gene Mauch as well, for over managing Game 5 of the '86 playoffs against Boston. Terrible manager, the Phillies should've fired him after '64 and he shouldn't have ever managed after that. >>



If Gary Lucas knew how to throw a strike, the Halos would have never needed Donnie Moore. I was at the game that fateful day. In '90 & '91 I worked for the Angels & it was an unwritten rule to NEVER talk about that game.

I would pound Gary Lucas before Mauch.

blacksoxfan

Ghandi!

helionaut

The 1990 version of Mike Tyson. I bet I could outlast Larry Holmes.

tkd7

Whomever in the NFL decided that two Monday night games are a good idea and that its OK to switch games from Sunday afternoon to Sunday night.

Just another way the NFL says that the games aren't for the fans that actually attend them.