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… the nickname "the Intimidator" for his obsession with winning by any means necessary. He took 76-checkered flags, sixth most in Winston Cup history. It was an obsession that earned him more money than any driver in Winston Cup history and tied him…

… crash? Should they stop all cars because people die in them every twenty-four hours? Because a boxer gets hurt, should they stop boxing? … That would be crazy,” Muhammad Ali rhetorically asks. Apparently, Joan Beck—an anti boxing activist, and ex-column…

… Florida. Snook and shark fishing are among the most common. Our local waters serve as a home to many Snook and Shark. Each angler has their particular favorite they like to fish for. Fishing for shark and fishing for Snook are two totally…

… seventy-one percent of the Earth looks like? Scuba Diving is an astonishing way to find out. The oceans are home to more biodiversity than anywhere else on this planet. Therefore, there will always be something interesting to see. As well as a wonderf…

… The five rings of power, each ring standing for the corresponding continent in competition. The Olympics began in 1896 and have endured through some tough times. Still, we are witnessing at present, these worldwide games will continue to become…

… to enjoy the sport of gopher trapping. It was no ordinary sport you see, you had to be quick agile and be able to use both hands at the same time very quickly. The sport went as follows: First you locate a gopher hole. Second you would take a water…

… sport that has ever been played. It is a game played by two opposing teams made of multiple players, but only nine players per team play at the same time. To be part of one of the thirty teams that get to play professional baseball, a player has to…

… of the 1919 World Series, the crowd in Cincinnati eagerly anticipated the upcoming game. Most Chicago fans knew their team was going to win. And the Cincinnati fans knew their team was the underdog, but they routed for them anyway. As it turned out,…

… rules were implemented because many white gentlemen in the United States thought that it was not a gentlemen’s sport. However, in 1888 every economic group officially recognized boxing in the United States. Even though it was officially recognized…

… colors are horizontal stripes that are red, white, green. They are the national colors of Hungary. Hungary is a country in central Europe. Slovakia, Austria, Croatia, Belgrade, Romania, Ukraine and Lithuania are the seven other…