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This one has Sandler playing crack Israeli spy Zohan Dvir. Known as a Rembrandt with a grenade, the Zohan has brought many of the Middle Easts worst terrorists to justice. But lately Zohan has grown tired of the endless missions and trappings of fame. The final straw comes when notorious Palestinian gun- man Phantom (John Turturro) is released, as part of a prisoner swap, just three months after being captured by Zohan. Disconsolate and disillusioned, Zohan decides to take the Phantom on agai...

Legendary ring announcer Michael Buffer isn’t one to make too many slip-ups in the Boxing ring, but he recently spoke out about a big mistake he made just before the Ben Askren vs. Jake Paul fight. As fight fans watched from around the world, Buffer mispronounced Askren’s name during the fighter introductions, with the longtime announcer saying “Ben Askew” instead of “Ben Askren”. In a way, the moment added to the hilarity of the event; which included unusual commentary by Oscar De ...

Image via @benaskren on Instagram Veteran ring announcement Michael Buffer apologized for saying Ben Askren wrong when he introduced him this past Saturday night. Askren fought Jake Paul in the main event of the Triller Fight Club boxing event this past Saturday night. When Buffer introduced Askren, he mispronounced his last name, calling him “Ben Askew,” to which Askren could be seen looking confused when his name was read. Buffer is ne of the top ring announcers in the game, but anyone c...

Buddy McGirt: From The Corner of the Gatti-Ward Trilogy Buddy McGirt reflects back on the trilogy between Arturo Gatti vs Micky Ward from his view in the corner of Thunder. Arturo Gatti and Micky Ward went to war three times to become like brothers. Photo Credit: EM Photography “It was something you’ll never forget. You know what I mean? It’s just something special, just what makes it more is the intensity from the crowd. And then you have Michael Buffer doing the announcing. You can’t ...

Getty Images In another fight, Jake Paul won the playoffs against a former professional athlete, saying he would clean the floor when he became a YouTube boxer. Paul expelled former UFC fighter Ben Askren in the first round of their pseudo-celebrity fight. Although his boxing career is still young, some on social media suggested that Paul should increase his opponent’s class, as a boxer who is still at his professional peak – or at least still a pro athlete. However, much more in the onlin...

Triller’s latest broadcast makes a mockery of the sport as we know it, writes George Gigney “YOU can tell how professional this event is by them having me here. We have a bout between Ben Askren – I don’t know who that is still and I’ve been reading up on him all week – and Jake Paul. They both suck, but at least somebody’s gonna get hurt.” Those are the words of Pete Davidson, a comedian drafted in to provide commentary for the fight between Paul and Askren on Triller. Unfortun...

Paul vs. Askren weigh-in results: Ben Askren (191), Jake Paul (191.5), Frank Mir 70 pounds heavier than foe Apr 16, 2021, 6:44pm EDT If you buy something from an SB Nation link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Share this story Flanked by an 8-foot robot with a belly tattoo, Jake Paul didn’t fail to bring a circus-like vibe to the official weigh-ins for his boxing match with Ben Askren. The heavily tatted Paul weighed in at 191.5 pounds, while Askren, pro...

Michael Buffer Says He'd Return To Pro Wrestling "In A Heartbeat" Wrestling News and Rumors

Michael Buffer hasn't announced wrestling in years, but he would happily return if asked.

Shannon Briggs, the judges, and George Foremans last fight. By Thomas Hauser ON November 22, 1997, 48-year-old George Foreman fought 25-year-old Shannon Briggs at the Trump Taj Mahal Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City for what was styled as the lineal heavyweight championship of the world. Foreman, at age 45, had claimed the World Boxing Association and International Boxing Federation heavyweight titles on November 5, 1994, with a stunning tenth round knockout of Michael Moorer. Four months late...