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MOSCOW, Idaho – In the second day of the Western Athletic Conference Indoor Track and Field Championship competition, the University of Idaho track and field team earned two WAC titles and posted 25 qualifying times.
Senior Kyle Rothwell claimed the first WAC title of the weekend with his first-place heave of 59-11.75 (18.28m) in the weight throw.
"It was not the best throw ever but that isn't what conference is about," Rothwell said. "Just getting off on the right foot is super important and now we just try and see if we can keep that going tomorrow."
After coming from behind in the final leg, the Women's distance medley relay claimed the second WAC title of the day. The quartet of freshman Ally Ginther, senior Kelly Jacka, freshman Wednesday Walton and sophomore Halie Raudenbush posted a time of 12:11.65 in the event. This is the fourth-consecutive WAC title in the women's DMR.
"I am so excited for the women's DMR, for Ally to come back as a freshman after that mile was just fantastic – she really set the tone for us," Director of track&field/cross country Wayne Phipps said. "And to see Halie run the way she did today after facing some battles this season was amazing."
In the heptathlon, Idaho finished second, third and seventh. Senior Colin Briggs lead the way for the Vandals with 4,468 points followed by Drew Thompson with 4,448 and Tyler Bennett with 3,922. Briggs and Thompson earned First-Team All-WAC honors for their second and third place finishes.
"I thought the way the men finished the heptathlon was great," Phipps said. "It was even a little better than what we projected."
In the women's 5000m Holly Stanton Browning lead the way for the Vandals in second (18:07.93) followed closely by senior Alycia Butterworth in third (18:08.73), junior Abby Larson in seventh (18:31.43) and sophomore Valerie Mitchell rounded out the scoring for the Vandals in eighth (18:33.43). Stanton-Browning and Butterworth both earned First-Team All-WAC Honors.
In the women's triple jump freshman Faith Eruwa placed third (39-6.5, 12.05m) earning First-Team All-WAC honors while freshman Adara Winder earned First-Team All-WAC honors for her second-place finish in the shot put (45-11.75,14.01m).
On the men's side, junior Emmanuel Panchol tied his season-best mark in the high jump with a third-place leap of 6-8.75 (2.05m) earning First-Team All-WAC honors while freshman Dusan Jevtic took the sixth-place spot in the event (6-5,1.96m) earning Second-Team All-WAC honors.
Through six events, the women are in second place with 53 points behind Missouri-Kansas City with 57. On the men's side, Idaho is tied for second with Utah Valley at 50 points. GCU leads with 66.50 points.
"I think we are set up very well on the women's side," Phipps said. "We are down a little from where we would like to be on the men's side but still in a position to obtain our goals for tomorrow."
The Vandals are back in action tomorrow beginning at 10:30 a.m. (PT) with the women's portion of the weight throw. Track events start at 12:30 p.m. with the women's mile final.


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It's springtime in Washington, and the beer wholesalers are back. As usual, they're looking for handouts that will fatten their bottom line. Unfortunately, too many members of Congress have already uncritically accepted their pleas, without having heard the full story or having considered the drastic health, safety, and revenue consequences of a beer-tax rollback.
The beer industry wants to go back to the beer-tax rate that existed more than a half century ago. That's no more than a greedy, special-interest, money-grab. For sheer chutzpah and overreaching, it takes the prize. Why?
Today's federal beer taxes are low, by historical and international standards. Even with the minuscule increase in 1991 B the first in 40 years B the tax amounts to only a small, and ever-decreasing, portion of the price of a beer: Less than two percent on a beer bought at a bar and about six percent on the average six-pack. Had the beer tax (now at $18 per barrel) simply kept up with inflation since Harry Truman's presidency, it would be more than three times that today. The beer industry should be cheering, not complaining about being overburdened by taxes.
Even since the 1991 increase, the tax has already lost a fourth of its value to inflation. The constant erosion to inflation over the years has meant billions in lost revenues that have been paid by the rest of us taxpayers. Compared to other beverages and most consumer goods, beer is far cheaper today than it was during the 1970s. Yet the disparity between revenues collected from beer and the massive economic harm caused by its consumption continues to grow.
The beer industry passes its product off as benign, almost magical; as the all-American "beverage of moderation." In reality, of all alcoholic beverages, it's the one most consumed in large and hazardous amounts, and the beverage of choice in most cases of binge drinking, underage drinking, and drunken driving. Most of the estimated $184 billion in economic costs due to alcohol consumption in this country result from beer guzzling. Beer taxes fall far short of the revenue needed to clean up the damage caused by beer.
And there's no doubt how aggressively the beer industry promotes the use of its products. Each year, as much as two billion dollars worth of beer ads, sponsorships, and promotions glamorize drinking, linking consumption with success in sports, friendship, and sex. And the industry's newest products, heavily advertised malternative "alcopops," resemble soft drinks, hide the taste of alcohol, and appeal strongly to teenagers.
The latest malt-beverage innovations tout liquor-brand names, such as Bacardi Silver, Skyy Blue, Sauza Diablo, and Stolichnaya Citrona, yet are taxed as beer. They'll also be advertised as beer products, reaching large audiences of underage persons. The industry's voluntary advertising guidelines specifically allow beer ads to reach audiences that may be half underage. That anemic standard falls far short of even the NBC network's recent modest proposal to limit liquor ads to audiences that are composed 85% of adults.
The beer industry already goes after our kids. Let's not make it easier for beer sellers to attract them with cheaper and cheaper beer. Beer drinking causes more than enough harm. Enough is enough. Congress should not help the beer industry put young people at even greater risk. The beer industry does not need a break, nor does it deserve one. What it does deserve is a good grilling.
With that in mind, we offer Members of Congress and their staff a series of questions to ask when beer wholesalers come calling this week. These questions are backed up by research findings and other evidence. I'll mention just three of those we will provide every office in the House of Representatives. The complete list is in the press materials and will be posted on CSPI's website.
Why should we cut beer taxes
in half when that would result in hundreds of additional deaths in drunk driving
and underage drinking incidents?
Why should the beer industry
get a tax cut that is even bigger than the profits it makes on underage
If most beer drinkers consume in moderate amounts, why is beer the beverage of choice in most cases of heavy drinking, binge drinking, drunken driving and underage drinking?
Congress deserves answers to these questions, before the list of beer-tax rollback supporters expands, and certainly before contemplating action on HR 1305. The American people deserve better from their representatives than their blind support of the beer industry's request for a huge handout.
Thank you. Now it's my pleasure to introduce Barbara Harsha, executive director of the National Association of Governors' Highway Representatives.
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Overall execution of the mod skyrocketed from the 11.07. You fixed a bunch of glitches previously present like Shadow's head on Revan's Flagship and Drexl's Mask not appearing on his face to begin with. (Funny bug I had when I tried the game with a bad install: Drexl was a DS Vandar!
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As originally written, this recipe used a ridiculous amount of dishes and appliances. I run into this a lot in the CI universe; I have great respect for what they do, this attempt at perfect recipes, but they often leave me questioning if it is worth all that. Fortunately, this is. That said, I found a place or two where the recipe could be streamlined, and if you have an immersion blender, this is a great time to use it and save yourself energy. Finally, the recipe suggests you preheat your oven before you begin. For me, this led to an oven running at 400 degrees for an hour — silly. But some ovens take longer than others to preheat; if yours is one of them, turn it on when the recipe suggests. If not, find a time 20 minutes or so before you need to bake it.
Serves 6, generously
1 cup cornmeal
2 3/4 cups whole milk
4 tablespoons unsalted butter, plus additional for greasing dish
2 cups corn kernels (from 3 to 4 ears of corn, or frozen, if defrosted and well drained)
1 teaspoon sugar
1 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon cayenne
3 large eggs, separated
1/4 teaspoon cream of tartar
Preheat oven to 400°F (see Note above if this seems too early). Very generously grease a 1 1/2 quart soufflé dish or an 8-inch square baking dish. Whisk cornmeal and 3/4 cup of milk in a small bowl until combined and set aside.
Melt butter in a Dutch oven or large, heavy pot over medium-high heat. Cook corn until beginning to brown, which can take as little as 3 minutes with fresh corn but with defrosted frozen corn, took me closer to 10 minutes. Stir in sugar, salt, cayenne and remaining 2 cups milk and bring to a boil. Remove from heat, cover, and let mixture steep for 15 minutes.
If you've got an immersion blender, please use it to save time. Otherwise, transfer mixture to a blender or food processor and puree until smooth. Back in the pot (or still, if it had never left) bring it back to a boil, reduce heat to low and add the cornmeal-milk mixture, whisking constantly until thickened, about 2 to 3 minutes. If you want to do fewer dishes and don't mind if it takes longer to cool, you can leave it in the pot. Otherwise, transfer to a large bowl and return mixture to room temperature, about 20 minutes.
Once cool, whisk in egg yolks. Beat egg whites and cream of tartar in a medium bowl until stiff peaks form and fold it in to the corn mixture, one-third at a time. Pour batter into prepared baking dish and baked until spoonbread is golden brown and has risen above rim of dish, about 45 minutes. Serve immediately.
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Army's Aimee Oertner has begun her collegiate career with back-to-back Patriot League Anaconda Rookie of the Week honors.
Nov. 19, 2012
CENTER VALLEY, Pa. – Big performances were recognized again Monday as the Patriot League announced its Anaconda Weekly Awards in the sport of women's basketball for Nov. 12-18. American sophomore Jen Dumiak was named Player of the Week, while Army's Aimee Oertner garnered her second straight Rookie of the Week nod.
Oertner becomes the third player in the last six years to start her career with back-to-back rookie honors from the League, joining Bucknell's Shelby Romine in 2010-11 and Navy's Cassie Consedine in 2007-08.
It's Dumiak's first naming to the Anaconda Player of the Week honor.
The Patriot League schedule is idle Monday, but Tuesday's slate features three games. The day begins with Lehigh hosting La Salle for a rare midweek afternoon start at 2 p.m., followed by Holy Cross welcoming Harvard and Navy entertaining Loyola Maryland, both at 7 p.m.
JEN DUMIAK, AMERICAN So., G, Carlsbad, Calif.
Dumiak reached the 20-point plateau for the second straight game to open her sophomore season when she scored 20 on the nose in American's 70-60 loss at Oakland Monday. The Carlsbad, Calif., native shot 6 of 13 from the field, including 2 of 5 from beyond the arc, and went a perfect 6 of 6 from the foul line. Dumiak also picked up six boards and three steals in the contest. Dumiak picks up her first career Player of the Week nod after earning a pair of Rookie of the Week awards in 2011-12.
AIMEE OERTNER, ARMY Fr., F/C, Slatington, Pa.
Oertner posted another big week for Army, which has jumped out to a 3-1 start. After scoring five points with 10 rebounds in a loss to St. Francis (N.Y.), Oertner erupted with two consecutive double-doubles, scoring 16 points with 10 boards in a 57-52 win at Fairleigh Dickinson, and pouring in 12 points with 12 rebounds in Sunday's 58-53 triumph over Penn. She shot 44.4 percent from the floor (12 of 27) for the week and ended with averages of 11.0 points and 10.7 rebounds per game. She also amassed 11 blocks during the period.
OLIVIA SCHRETZMAN, ARMY So., F, Dayton, Ohio
Schretzman teamed up with Oertner to create a formidable 1-2 combination up front during a 2-1 week for the Black Knights. She averaged 12.0 points, 9.3 rebounds and 2.0 assists per game while shooting 46.7 percent from the floor.
ALYSSA DUNN, BUCKNELL Sr., G, Mason, Ohio
Dunn delivered a career-high 22 points on 8-of-13 shooting with two assists and a pair of rebounds as Bucknell captured its first victory with head coach Aaron Roussell on the sidelines with Saturday's 59-50 decision at Canisius. She averaged 16.5 points and 3.5 rebounds per game for the Bison last week, and went a perfect 8 of 8 at the charity stripe.
LINDSAY HOSKINS, LEHIGH Jr., F, Middletown, Ohio
Hoskins scored 17 points with eight rebounds and shot over 70 percent from the floor in Lehigh's 62-60 win at St. Peter's last week.
KARA POLLINGER, NAVY Jr., G, Fort Gay, W.Va.
Pollinger poured in 15 points with six rebounds and five assists as Navy ended its season-opening two-game skid with a 64-53 win over St. Peter's Saturday in Annapolis, Md. She hit on 4 of 8 from beyond the arc, including a 3-of-6 showing in the first half.


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Mannone's Milan connection
by Stuart Vose
Keeper relishing chance to link up with Di Canio.
Vito Mannone is looking forward to working under the direction of Paolo Di Canio having watched his new boss from afar as a child.
The keeper, who joined Sunderland on Wednesday afternoon, grew up in Desio, on the northern outskirts of Milan, and was a big AC Milan fan.
Di Canio spent two seasons with the Rossoneri, joining from Napoli in 1994 before heading to Celtic in 1996.
Mannone vividly recalls Di Canio's performances in the famous red and black and his passion for the cause.
And he's expecting more of the same now he is playing for the man he used to watch as a fan.
"I remember [Paolo] playing for Milan; he had a really good career with a few Italian clubs and in the UK as well, of course," he said.
"He was a great player and you can only learn from great players.
"He did great work at Swindon and a good job here at Sunderland also after he joined.
"Of course, he is a hard worker and that's what I am too. It's something good to have in common."
The keeper added: "I know how we work in our country – we like to work hard.
"Obviously it will be a good challenge and there will be some good work ahead of us."


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Gainesville, Fla. - Wrapping up a twelve-day, two-tournament spring break trip, the Mississippi State women's golf team posted a final-round 15-over-par 295 in the SunTrust Gator Invitational to earn a share of eighth-place, beating No. 18 Baylor and tying No. 6 North Carolina.
The Lady Bulldogs opened the event tying a season-best with a 13-over-par 293. Following a second-round 304 Saturday, they slid into a tie for ninth. The final-round 15-over moved MSU into a tie for eighth, only two shots shy of No. 49 Florida State.
"I could not be prouder of the way the girls battled this weekend," MSU coach Ginger Brown-Lemm said. "This is a challenging course and an even tougher field. We came out focused on our routine and proved we can compete with some of the top teams in the nation. Beating number 18 Baylor is a good accomplishment in itself, but to tie a Top 10 team like North Carolina shows these girls the progress they've made at Mississippi State."
The three-round 892 ties for the seventh-lowest tourney card in MSU history; the second time in as many tournaments MSU has entered a Top 10 lowest tournament clip into the record book.
No. 3 Alabama claimed the SunTrust Gator Invitational title following a 25-over-par 865, while No. 4 Oklahoma (868) and No. 5 Florida (870) round out the Top 3.
Sophomore standout Ally McDonald posted her fifth 69 of the season in the final round to climb into a tie for fourth-place with sixth-ranked Stephanie Meadow of Alabama. Her 4-over-par 214 ranks as the fifth-lowest tourney total in MSU history. The Fulton, Miss., native garnered her fifth Top 5 of the season and dropped her season scoring average to 72.24.
Gabi Oubre' used a final-round 4-over-par 74 to post a career-best 222, securing her first-career Top 25 tally. The freshman lowered her average scoring clip 76.52, the lowest among MSU newcomers.
Sophomore Elena Warren missed her first-career Top 25 by only a single stroke for the second event in a row. Her final-round 4-over-par 74 produced a career-best 223.
Mary Langdon Gallagher and Rica Tse rounded out the Lady Bulldog leaderboard with a 235 and 236, respectively.
No. 31 Chirapat Jao-Javanil of Oklahoma claimed the individual title after a 4-under-par 206 (69-68-69). Portlant Rosen (211) and No. 18 Brittany Altomare (213), both of Virginia, finished out the Top 3.
State ended its two-event spring break trip with a 297.17 average card over six rounds. McDonald posted a 71.50 average in the two tournaments en route to a runner-up and fourth-place finish. Two other Lady Bulldogs recorded Top 25 finishes (Tse and Warren).
"This trip will do wonders for this program," Brown-Lemm said. "A runner-up finish to start the trip in Jacksonville, then a fun week with just the team in Florida was great for team bonding and chemistry. And then for these girls to have the discipline to focus and beat Top 25 teams after a long week is great."
The Lady Bulldogs return to action March 25 in the Briar's Creek Invitational hosted at The Golf Club at Briar's Creek in John's Island, S.C.
Until then, fans can the women's golf program through Facebook at facebook.com/mstateWG and on Twitter at @mstateWG.
Gator Invitational
Final Round - March 17, 2013
Team Results
1. No. 3 Alabama (286-293-286=865, +25); 2. No. 4 Oklahoma (285-297-286=868, +28); 3. No. 5 Florida (289-293-288=870, +30); T4. No. 21 Oklahoma State (293-292-292=877, +37); T4. No. 15 Virginia (297-289-291=877, +37); 6. Miami (290-300-298=888, +48); 7. No. 49 Florida State (294-303-293=890, +50); T8. Mississippi State (293-304-295=892, +52); T8. No. 6 North Carolina (301-293-297=892, +52); 10. No. 18 Baylor (296-300-301=897, +57); 12. Chattanooga (302-308-292=901, +61); 12. Florida International (303-302-300=905, +65); 13. San Diego State (312-302-301=915, +75); 14. South Florida (309-311-300=920, +80); 15. Kent State (305-313-306=924, +79).
Individual Results
T4. Ally McDonald 71-74-69=214, +4
T24. Gabi Oubre' 71-77-74=222, +12
T28. Elena Warren 73-76-74=223, +13
66. Mary Langdon Gallagher 78-75-80=235, +25
T67. Rica Tse 81-77-78=236, +26


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Deb Keslar of Utica, Nebraska dresses up chicken wings with grill marks and a lively marinade to create a fantastic summertime appetizer that's sure to be a hit. "I like these wings hot, so I often add a little extra hot sauce," Deb suggests.
- 1 envelope taco seasoning
- 3 tablespoons canola oil
- 2 tablespoons red wine vinegar
- 2 teaspoons hot pepper sauce, divided
- 4 pounds fresh or frozen chicken wingettes, thawed
- 1 cup ranch salad dressing
- In a large resealable plastic bag, combine the taco seasoning, oil, vinegar and 1 teaspoon hot pepper sauce; add chicken. Seal bag and turn to coat.
- Grill chicken, covered, over medium heat for 15-20 minutes or until juices run clear, turning occasionally.
- In a small bowl, combine ranch dressing and remaining hot pepper sauce. Serve with chicken. Yield: about 3 dozen.
Originally published as Taco-Flavored Chicken Wings in Simple & Delicious July/August 2007, p30
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Liberty City Community College
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Liberty City Community College is a college based in Rockford, Staunton Island, Liberty City, and is run by Dean Smegley. [1] Eric Ershwitz is also employed by the college as the Professor for Contemporary Crime.[2] The college was named worst in the United States, resulting in the appointment of Smegley as the Dean of the college.The college, under Smegley, is abandoning the old methods of evaluating and old subjects, replacing them with diplomas for subjects such as street clean and grading students on how bad they look. Using these figures, the college would move to 34th in the league tables.[3]
The new diplomas include.[4]:
- Street cleaning
- Processed Agriculture Rotation
- Grill Management
- Floor cleaning
- Restroom Administration
- Coatroom Management
- Automobile Ignition Circumvention
- Pharmaceutical Baking
- ↑ Liberty City Community College: THE WORST UNIVERSITY IN THE COUNTRY. Johnny Ryan of Liberty Tree.
- ↑ From Baseball Bats to Rocket Launchers. Chris Carruthers of Liberty Tree.
- ↑ Liberty City Community College: THE WORST UNIVERSITY IN THE COUNTRY. Johnny Ryan of Liberty Tree.
- ↑ Liberty City Community College website. Liberty City Community College and Rockstar Games.


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ANOTHER LONG, LONG SHOT - There are occasions when the outcome of a scheduled boxing competition, even a big money, high profile bout that generates millions of dollars at the live gate and millions of viewers for the broadcast seems to have a result so obvious that it's not unreasonable to question why the fight was made in the first place.
Such seems to be the case in this Saturday's scheduled 12 round, consensus heavyweight engagement between champion Wladimir Klitschko and challenger Francesco Pianeta, 28-0-1 (15KO).
The most realistically accurate ways to define how Pianeta's chances shape up are either extremely slim or absolutely none at all. On paper, this is not the fight to revive the big boy division. We anticipate the word pinata will probably come to mind, but hopefully not reenacted by the bat in Wlad's right mitt.
The only good news for skeptics may be that there are always enough upsets to maintain the point about why the fights have to be fought. In the case of Klitschko-Pianeta there are two sides to the coin.
Will Pianeta fight the smart, heads-up defensive battle he needs or will he get ahead of himself and be flipped flat on his tail before everyone gets done at the beer line? Could we see another of those long shot upsets, the sort of which Klitschko was the loser of in debacles against Ross Puritty or Lamon Brewster.
28 year old Pianeta, a lefty from Cosenza, Italy who relocated to Germany,is generally listed around 6'3 to 6'5. Standing next to Klitschko, who's regularly listed at 6'6 and looks the part, Pianeta appears closer to 6'3. Since using his southpaw/right jab as both a range finding and combination-opening weapon,those few inches will be crucial (Klitschko's approximately 81" reach could be nearly half a foot longer than Pianeta's if Klitschko throws straight up the middle).
Having seen Pianeta live four times recently, including a sloppy ten round waltz against Frans Botha last September, I'd have to say a realistic proposition on the over/under distance is six full rounds. If both men show up in similar shape to their most recent appearances,I'd have to strongly recommend betting the under.
The best performance I've seen from Pianeta, a sturdy counter puncher,came against Albert Sosnowski, a tough mauler who came in with twice as many fights as Pianeta when they met for an EU belt in April 2009 and fought to a draw. Sosnowski subsequently showed good durability before being stopped by Vitali Klitschko.
Pianeta beat then undefeated Johan Dubhaupas in a hard fought brawl on the undercard of Nikolai Valuev - Evander Holyfield after he stopped hard headed Scott Gamer on the undercard of Valuev - John Ruiz II. Among recognizable names on his resume,Pianeta also had a harder than anticipated go against Oliver McCall in 2012.
McCall and Botha were once legitimate, world class heavyweights, maybe even top 5, during days when Holyfield, Lennox Lewis and Mike Tyson were still ruling the heavyweight heap. Neither the Atomic Bull nor White Buffalo were real threats when Pianeta met them.
No one can question Pianeta's determination, or the likelihood he trained to the utmost of his ability. Pianeta is credited with successful cancer therapy, so he's used to daunting challenges. What he probably couldn't do is double his punching power and add footwork more resembling Tony Thompson than David Price.
As for Klitschko, it will be interesting to see how much longer he remains to rumble among the ranks of active pro fighters once older brother Vitali reties. Vitali's milestone day that may have already occurred,pending hindsight from future Ukrainian political events.
Pianeta has never faced a top flight fighter during their prime years. Wherever Klitschko is in terms of his overall, present day ability level, he's probably near top form or not far from it, making more and more progress in the public school of thought regarding his Hall of Fame qualifications.
Klitschko, quite likely,has not lost a single round since his last visit to SAP Arena in Dec 2008, when he scored a one sided TKO 7 over Hasim Rahman. Even back then the K2 brothers were so hard up for feasible foes that even Riddick Bowe, who appeared, thankfully one time only, got mentioned as a possible opponent.
Klitschko's amazing string of eight fights, or 72 rounds of duke-out domination, should make measuring specific probabilities a simple math. In our conking calculations the odds come out to way over 10 - 1. As in closer to 20-1.
This is what is most likely to unfold in Mannheim this weekend: Klitschko leads, Pianeta follows, both too slowly at first. What happens when Klitschko picks up the pace at the end of round 1 determines the rest of the fight. If Pianeta follows too fast, a la Thompson against Klitschko last summer, wave goodnight early. One overhand right will bounce Pianeta off the ropes, the other will bounce him off the canvas.
If Pianeta can stand his ground for a few rounds, moving side to side behind southpaw counters, he'll find his best chance at getting Klitschko open defensively, but the words slim and none echo.
Pianeta is a likable fellow who's battled cancer. That doesn't mean he can be considered a live underdog.
Klitschko may be trying to send some message regarding a much discussed fall fight in Moscow against Alexander Povetkin. The reality of Klitschko-Povetkin is that this fight is a preview, a measuring stick situation.
I can't get the image of Pianeta struggling in the last couple rounds with a faded and fattened Botha. There's always a chance Pianeta jolts everyone with a perfectly timed surprise flurry from inside, but realism dictates Klitschko scores the TKO well before the halfway point. I'll jump out of my seat as fast as anybody if it looks like the apple cart is tipping.
Klitschko TKO 5, with the lack of serious challengers squawked about more than Klitschko's power or permanence.
Fair or not, paychecks aside, by some measures Klitschko - Pianeta is an easy, no win circumstance for each participant.
Unless things get crazy, the media will be asking more about Povetkin than Pianeta.
Pianeta's biggest chance is that he is a natural lefty. And it is still fairly rare for a heavyweight to dance with a natural southpaw, though in recent years, there has been four world-title belt holders. And haters, before you get started, I posted NATURAL! Not natural righty Michael "Double M" -- Master of Misery -- Moorer. Holla!
I don't know who the writer is talking about here, Pianeta is a friggun bad dude bro. Reports from Italy in that he was feared fighter on the Italian scene! Big reason that Clemente Russo and Robert Cammarelle never turned professional! Supposedly the best kept secret in Europe!
Bernie is right. Pianeta is somewhat known over here in Italia. The Roast ran into him in a strip club a few months ago, I didn't know who he was at the time. Long story short, we were seperated by Lenny LaPaglia, I didn't know that was his girl. We laughed about it later in the night. As far as the Wlad fight goes, Pianeta goes down in 7.
Bernie is right. Pianeta is somewhat known over here in Italia. The Roast ran into him in a strip club a few months ago, I didn't know who he was at the time. Long story short, we were seperated by Lenny LaPaglia, I didn't know that was his girl. We laughed about it later in the night. As far as the Wlad fight goes, Pianeta goes down in 7.
Come on people, Lenny LaPaglia!
Good story roast.
He's just another unheard of fighter here in America.
Who will win the Sergey Kovalev vs Andre Ward fight?