How about the bravery of the guy in the hat? He waits until the masked wrestler is back in the ring before he throws a few “punches” out there. That was so weak that the wrestler should have hopped back out of the ring and slapped that guy in the face a few times.

How about that security? They were right there in the nick…of…time. Wait? Was there even security? Maybe because it was tag team they figured they didn’t need any security? Who knows? But it doesn’t look like a high caliber of fake wrestling anyway. It’s not like these guys were pulling off the greatest move in wrestling history. It was more of the standard fare: off the ropes, elbows, punching fans in the face. At least these guys made it into the ring. There’s nothing worse than a wrestling entrance fail.

The often outspoken Bengals wide receiver was looking to have a big game at home against a weak Detroit Lions secondary and he did just that, posting nine receptions for 137 yards.  He also found the end zone once on a 36-yard catch, and that called for yet another on of his classic celebrations.  This one had a Mexican flavor to it.

Ochocinco raced over to the his sideline following the touchdown where a member of the Bengals was prepared to drape him in a poncho and a Mexican sombrero.  It was a very festive gesture by Ochocinco, and with Christmas quickly approaching, Eight-five’s week may become even more festive as we expect him to do some “giving” in the form of an NFL fine for his most recent display.

Hat Tip – [Fansided]

In an interview for teleESPECTADOR, Randy Orton took questions (in English) from a much smaller Mexican man.  His first question was nothing out of the ordinary, asking the WWE superstar what he usually eats for breakfast.  The answer was an omelet, with mushrooms, ham, etc.  Sounds delicious Randy!

That was the friendly part, but for reasons unknown, the little Mexican man decided to challenge Orton, stating that he felt his breakfast was fragile.  Fragile?  What is so fragile about an omelet?

As the man continues to hound Orton about his injuries, Randy finally has enough and gets in his face. And in case you are wondering, there is not a problem with your screen.  The little Mexican’s face is really turning a bright red.  The people around the set seemed to think it was funny, but Orton didn’t, storming off once he felt he had invoked enough fear into the reporter. Reminds me a little of when Hulk Hogan lost it on reporter in a courtroom.

I understand that wrestling is fake, but there was nothing fake about this.  Or was there?  If so, Randy Orton’s acting skills have really grown.  Guess that should be expected from a WWE wrestler.

The official is reporting carpel tunnel syndrome symptoms from constantly having to raise the radar gun and push the button for every pitch.

If you have watched any of the Group  B action I am sure you will have noticed the snazzy dressed, almost mobster looking type fellow in the backdrop constantly raising his radar gun to clock pitch speeds.

“The gun is very heavy to be lifting it over 250 times a night in hot Mexican weather. All I want is a tri-pod, just like the other stadium officials have” said the official through a translator.

Mexican officials are looking into the situation, and hope to get the man a tripod by the 2013 World Baseball Classic.