August 31st, 2010
Last year’s World Champion Sylvain “Gunther Love” Quimene of France gave once again a stunning performance. His fellow countrywoman Soraya “Eva Gina Runner” Garlenq scored second with her sparkling and tight one-minute show. The third place was taken over by retiring Canadian champion Cole “Johnny Utah” Manson.
The World Champion won an electric guitar handcrafted by Matti Nevalainen of Flying Finn guitars. The top three were also awarded with Golla products. The top ten go home packing plexiglass guitars from Oulun Kopiokeskus in their Air Guitar cases.
Romeo Dance Cheetah of the United States was 11th place.
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July 27th, 2010
Matt Cornelison, a.k.a. Romeo Dance Cheetah, besting his fellow air guitarists with a score of 17.7 out of 18. Contest judge and 2008 Air Guitar World Champion Craig “Hot Lixx Hulahan” Billmeier quoted, “Ushering in a new breed, Romeo Dance Cheetah is the new face of U.S. Air Guitar. Come see him if you wanna see what we’re all about.”
His “airness” will represent the U.S. in the 2010 Air Guitar World Championship in Oulu, Finland on August 27.
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April 21st, 2010
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November 15th, 2009
Miguel Cotto was just waltzing away to survive. His face was all puffed up. The mean face before the game was no more. It would have been wise to stop the fight before the twelfth round, but he kept going. He was warrior after all. Thank goodness referee Kenny Bayless decided for him to end it at 55 seconds in the last round.
Manny Pacquiao has won his seventh title in seven divisions! What a feat! He kept his composure and methodically put the hurt on his opponent. Cotto did not see what was coming literally. His disfigured face was evidence of the flurry of punches Pacquiao inflicted on him.
It looked like Pacquiao will have a long night when Cotto started strong in the first few rounds. It was ironic that Cotto went into offense first since Pacquiao was supposed to put him out early. It was also surprising Pacquiao looked fresh in all rounds. The man is a beast!
Pacquiao dropped Cotto with a right hand in the third round and a big left hand in the fourth round. Cotto was out of answers from that point on. From that time until Bayless called the fight, Cotto was in survival mode. Pacquiao was frustrated when Cotto was just waltzing away to survive and would not engage full force. But alas, Pacquiao TKOs Cotto in the twelfth round.
In the press conference, humble Manny said he was just a regular fighter fighting good fighters. Master Freddie Roach disagreed. Manny apologized like a little mutt to his master. It was a hilarious exchange between the two. 
Pacquiao also admitted that Cotto’s punches hurt, but he had to take a few just to test Cotto’s power.
So who’s next? The crowd chanted Floyd Mayweather. That would be next logical step. It’s too bad Floyd wants more money even when he’s not the undisputed number one fighter anymore.
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November 13th, 2009
Manny Pacquiao will be fighting Miguel Cotto on Saturday, November 14, 2009, for a shot at Cotto’s WBO Welterweight belt. But more importantly, a win for Pacquiao means he will be the first person to win seven world titles in seven different weight divisions.
Cotto is perhaps Pacquiao’s most formidable opponent yet. While Pacquiao had to pack some pounds to qualify as a welterweight, Cotto is a natural in this weight class. It’s rather interesting that the catchweight is 145 pounds. Cotto needs to lose a couple to get down to 145 pounds or faces a penalty fee of one million dollars per pound over the catchweight. Pacquiao, meanwhile, can load up on rice!
The “experts” has been mixed with their predictions again. It was the same case with the Ricky Hatton fight. But we knew what happened.
Some of the quotes I’ve read online:
“Pacquiao is going to chop Cotto up. Out of respect, Cotto will get some rounds, but Manny is the Bruce Lee of boxing. His basketball and martial arts background give him that speed and agility. You can’t tell where his shots are coming from. Unlike Rocky, Bruce Lee was a real dude and so is Manny. - Bernard Hopkins, Former Two-Division World Champion and Future Boxing Hall of Famer
“Manny Pacquiao’s nickname is ‘The Mexicutioner.’ He’s beaten more Latinos than the police. Pacquiao…unanimous decision.” - George Lopez, Comedian, Actor, and Host of Lopez Tonight!
“Cotto in a decision. He is the first legitimate welterweight that Pacquiao has faced who is in his prime rather than a blown up junior welterweight or a fighter who is no longer in the prime of his career.” - Tim Smith, New York Daily News
The anticipation begins. Would it be a clinic by Pacquiao? Cotto thinks otherwise. Will they slug it out like a rumble in the Bronx? It would be action-packed for sure! Pacquiao’s speed versus Cotto’s size and power. Can’t wait!
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October 31st, 2009
The whole family helped carve these scary faces on a couple of pumpkins. This is the first time all of us attempted pumpkin carving! I’d say they turned out pretty well.
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