Shilpa Shetty chooses Sanjay Dutt over Akshay Kumar

Shilpa Shetty chooses Sanjay Dutt over Akshay Kumar....

The actor-turned-businesswoman’s husband Raj Kundra has roped in the Rascals actor to promote his martial arts tournament. No surprises for guessing why he preferred Sanjay Dutt over Akshay Kumar

 

Sanjay Dutt along with Shilpa Shetty’s hubby Raj Kundra, launched a mixed martial arts tournament, Super Fight League. The sports project will first train fighters in various fight forms like taekwondo, karate, judo, boxing, wrestling, etc and then hold competitions at domestic and international levels. The first tournament will kick off in March, in Mumbai, followed by tournaments in Chandigarh and New Delhi. By the way, the sports project was Shilpa’s entrepreneur hubby’s novel idea. During his trip in the US, Kundra came across this rising form of entertainment and felt this sportainment had great potential in India too. Thus, he roped in the original action star of Bollywood to promote the tournament.

Akshay Kumar supports Mahendra Singh Dhoni

Akshay Kumar supports Mahendra Singh Dhoni.....-Akshay Kumar, speaks out in support of Mahendra Singh Dhoni after the India captain received criticism over his bad performance in the Australia series

 

Rafa, Roger rift emerges at Australian Open

 Rafa, Roger rift emerges at Australian Open.....

Melbourne: Rafael Nadal has criticized Roger Federer for letting other players "burn themselves" by complaining about tour conditions while maintaining his good reputation by rarely making negative comments about tennis.

The two have always been respectful rivals, but the ongoing debate about the overcrowded tennis calendar has exposed a difference of opinion on the eve of the Australian Open.

Dixie Carter's Very 'Cryptic' Hogan Comments, Issues?

Dixie Carter's Very 'Cryptic' Hogan Comments, Issues....?

 

(TNA) - TNA president Dixie Carter says she hasn't talked to Hulk Hogan in a while. Carter told the Daily Star while promoting the upcoming London iMPACT! tapings that Hogan "knows what's going on (in TNA) – he's a businessman, and he knows that it's an important date for us. He will be eyeing that very carefully. He's been gone from the scene. My goal would be to have him there."

 

After the mauling in MCG and surrendering at SCG will Team India get whacked at the WACA?

After the mauling in MCG and surrendering at SCG will Team India get whacked at the WACA?....

India’s loss to Australia in the second Test at SCG put them 0-2 against the hosts in the four-Test rubber. In the end, they were beaten by an innings and 68 runs with a clinical Oz bowling line-up carrying out the task with ease.

What will India have to do different to put up a fight at Perth? Should Kohli retain his place in the squad? Should a bold decision of resting the senior players be taken? Should Laxman make way for Rohit Sharma or should it be Virat Kohli?

Sam Stosur confronts Melbourne demons again

Sam Stosur confronts Melbourne demons again........

Melbourne: Sam Stosur confirmed her potential with a long-awaited grand slam crown at the U.S. Open but she will confront her mental demons once again at Melbourne Park where the burden of expectation has often left her cowering like a rabbit in the headlights.

The Australian number one`s emphatic win over Serena Williams on the American`s stomping ground at Flushing Meadows in September has ratcheted up the pressure again, with local fans expectant of a first home champion since Chris Lewis`s 1978 triumph in the women`s singles.

Jack Warner says FIFA "dishonest" over deals and can prove it...

 

(Reuters) - Ousted former FIFA vice-president Jack Warner said on Friday he had documented evidence to back his claim that he was gifted World Cup television rights in return for FIFA votes and accused the organisation of being "disingenuous and dishonest".

The Trinidadian, who had promised to unleash a "tsunami" against FIFA following his suspension from soccer`s world governing body, said last month he was awarded the TV rights for seven World Cups at a minimal fee as a reward for securing votes for FIFA president Sepp Blatter in his election campaigns.

American Matt Every charges into early lead in Hawaii

 

Matt Every, who was suspended by the PGA Tour in 2010 for three months after being arrested on drug charges, birdied his last three holes to move two strokes clear in Friday`s second round of the Sony Open in Hawaii.

The 28-year-old American fired a flawless six-under-par 64 at a breezy Waialae Country Club for a 10-under total of 130 and the early lead in the first full-field event of the season on the U.S. circuit.