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We talk to the minds behind Ignition’s forthcoming RPG for the PSP.

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Ravens linebacker Roderick Green was stabbed early Sunday during a fight at a bowling alley, Baltimore County police said.

July 7, 1996 – Tampa, Florida – WCW Bash at the Beach pay-per-view event. Hulk Hogan’s heel turn was one of the greatest moments in wrestling history. It was definitely the greatest moment in the history of WCW. Hogan’s turn changed the face of wrestling in many ways. It did change WCW as a whole because fans were basically getting fed up with the company’s direction and especially the “Hulkamania” character…

Cleveland’s LeBron James may sign for less than the maximum to be in line to get a bigger contract when the collective bargaining agreement expires.

Baltimore Ravens linebacker Roderick Green was stabbed early Sunday during a fight at a bowling alley.

Four more seasons remain on his contract with the Kansas City Chiefs and three-time Pro Bowl tailback Priest Holmes would like to play two or three of those years. The reality is, however, that Holmes doesn’t know yet if he’ll play even one more snap, let

Torch senior columnist Bruce Mitchell and Torch editor Wade Keller discuss the week in wrestling focusing on the Sabu and RVD situation and happenings on TV throughout the week on the four major first-run national programs…

If the All-Star Futures Game is any indication, there’s hope for the lowly Kansas City Royals. A pair of their prospects, Billy Butler and Alex Gordon, led the United States to an 8-5

Paul London & Brian Kendrick over Kid Kash & Jamie Noble. Great show opener. London and Kendrick know how to fire a crowd up, and Kid Kash can generate heel heat with the best of them. A pretty good match with some good teased hot tags. A little disappointing that there wasn’t any real high-flying action (no SSP!!), but this match really got the crowd going, and Spanky gets the pin after a double team move. I’ve got a new respect for Kash as a heel…

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