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SERENA BEATS VENUS IN LOCKER ROOM, THEN ON COURT!
Left, England - Sportalicious! has learned the stomach muscle strain and thigh injury that helped keep Venus Williams from winning the Wimbledon women's title against her sister, Serena Williams, were not "training injuries" as claimed by Venus, but actual wounds inflicted on her in a pre-match locker room beat-down administered by none other than ...Serena Willliams and her father Richard! A ballboy who needed all night to eventually shag a drunken ballgirl and thus had to sleep at the tennis complex so as not to miss his morning match, was awakened by the sounds of what he called, "a nasty muggin'." The ballboy, who asked to be referred to as 'Wee Jonny Kincaide' for fear of retribution, recalled, "the shoutin' black bloke with the crazyman eyes held the tall girl while the muscled chippie who still somehow has smashing breasts worked over the tall one like a stevedore. The nutso older bloke kept repeatin', 'Next time listen to who Daddy picks to win!' 'Twas ugly. Kin I get me money now?" DISCLAIMER: Sportalicious! would like to take this opportunity to remind readers that we absolutely, positively do NOT, under any circumstances, pay anyone for rumors or supposed story leads, and this includes Wimbledon ballboy Robbie Thomas. Check that - Wee Jonny Kincaide. Robbie Thomas is ...no one, it's a fake name, he's not real, it was a typo. Wee Jonny Kincaide is who we mean.

X GAMES: BITTER DEADLOCK OVER RAZORSCOOTING!
Blunt, CO - The increasingly popular X Games have stumbled into their first serious controversy when the 12 rich, middle-aged burnouts who form the X Games governing board are deadlocked 4-4-4 over whether to allow Razorscooting into the Games as an official event. Board members had three choices on their ballots: Yeah-for sure, maybe-yeah-kinda, and no way. "They are so cool and shiny and gnarly to control, I voted 'yeah - for sure,' " said 47-year-old board member Viper Van Voorhees, who invented the whipped coffee drink 24 years ago and now lives in this expensive ski resort town on a mailbox full of residuals. Others disagreed with Van Voorhees detailed analysis. "No way, there's nothing cool about it," said Linda Klebleitz-Mountain Breeze, who invented soy cosmetics and sold the process to L'Oreal for a billion dollars, "If we let mundane transportation things in, what's next - snowmobiles?" When Klebleitz-Mountain Breeze was informed that a form of snowmobiling was indeed already in the X Games, she added, "Yeah, but that's like, different." The board will attempt to break the deadlock at 3am Saturday morning after attending a Phish concert together.

NPL SNIFFING SCANDAL COULD SUSPEND LEAGUE 2ND TIME!
Las Vegas, NV - The much-maligned, revamped National Paintball League may be suspended a second time by local authorities after it was discovered the two franchises in the league championship - the Santa Fe Cyans and the Lake Tahoe Taupes - regularly sniffed their paintball guns during the first match of the best-of-seven series, won by Lake Tahoe 73-70. South Lake Tahoe drug task force captain Flit McFlendz arrested NPL commissioner Skeeter Roscoe, the former systems analyst for Cisco who quit his job to play paintball full time. “Dude, ME?!" Roscoe reportedly said to McFlendz, "What up with that?! Arrest the dudes doing the sniffing, man! Dude! Look at that dude on Santa Fe, he's stuffed a yellow paintball up his nose right outside the team bus! Look over there, Mr. Police Dude!" Roscoe will be charged with running an illegal drug house and with exceeding the legal limit for use of the term "dude."

HANGMAN WINNER TO GET HUGE PRIZE!
Los Angeles, CA - Sportalicious! managing editor Chet Waterhouse has announced that the high score on Sportalicious' Hangman game is so far out of reach that the author of that score will receive a huge prize so that other Sportalicious fans may once again enjoy the game. "Folks go to play Hangman and see that score and say, 'aw hell, let's go to the Playsite scrabble board!" said Waterhouse. "So "MAX" is going to get an extremely rare Sportalicious T-shirt! If I were him, I'd slap it up on eBay and take the missus to dinner." "MAX" may possibly be flown to LA for the awards ceremony. "No, he won't," added Waterhouse.

PHILIPPOUSSIS BLAMES WIMBLEDON LOSS ON XTRA CONSONANTS!
Lipstiff, England - Aussie Mark Phillipoussis told Sportalicious! reporter The Anthem-Singing Breasts his loss to Roger Federer in the Wimbledon finals Sunday was the result of too many consonants in his last name. "Physically, they're heavy," said an exhausted Philippoussis after the match, "especially the 'P's. And mentally, just knowing all afternoon that in the post-match press conference I would have to keep spelling out 'Philippoussis' for stupid reporters was unbearable." When asked exactly how his name was spelled, Philippoussis then mockingly spelled out his name - "starts with a P-H, only one L, but two P's, then, two S's - no, not on the end, right BEFORE the end - here, just give me a pen-'" Philippoussis then suffered a bout of TMJ and had to stop. Indeed, we are already exhausted by the number of times we've had to spell 'Philippoussis' for this story. Why didn't his parents just change it to "Phillips"? Federer is much easier to spell. Let's talk about him for awhile. He won! Federer is the only person in Switzerland who actually plays professional tennis. He has no one to practice against and must bounce the ball off a wall made of chocolate. Federer also had to get a special neutrality exemption from the Swiss government in order to actually attempt to defeat other humans. He wrested the title from... that whiny other guy... in straight sets.

 

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