Newton’s eligibility to win had some controversy and that includes Cecil Newton, Cam’s dad. There were news that his father tried to engineer a play-for-play scheme but there was no evidence to prove that Cam New knew about what his father did.

Cam Newton was initially a member of the Florida Gators. After transferring to Blinn College, he was recruited for Auburn University by head coach Gene Chizik. He’s the younger brother of Cecil Newton, Jr. of the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Congratulations to Cam Newton for being the 2010 Heisman Trophy winner.

This event is the rematch between Georges St-Pierre and Josh Koscheck. They first met last 2007 in UFC 74 where St-Pierre won via unanimous decision. Will Koscheck be able to bounce back and win this round? Find out this Saturday as we bring you the fight results between St-Pierre vs Koscheck and all other bouts. Winners will be highlighted in RED.

UFC 124 St-Pierre vs. Koscheck 2 Fight Results

Main card

• Welterweight Championship bout: Georges St-Pierre vs. Josh Koscheck unanimous decision (50-45, 50-45, 50-45)
• Heavyweight bout: Stefan Struve vs. Sean McCorkle TKO (punches) at 3:55 of round 1
• Lightweight bout: Jim Miller vs. Charles Oliveira submission (knee bar) at 1:59 of round 1
• Lightweight bout: Joe Stevenson vs. Mac Danzig KO (punch) at 1:54 of round 1
• Welterweight bout: Thiago Alves vs. John Howard unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)

Preliminary card

• Lightweight bout: Mark Bocek vs. Dustin Hazelett by submission (triangle choke) at 2:33 of round 1
• Middleweight bout: Jesse Bongfeldt vs. Rafael Natal – majority draw (28-28, 28-28, 28-29)
• Welterweight bout: Matt Riddle vs. Sean Pierson by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
• Middleweight bout: Joe Doerksen vs. Dan Miller split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)
• Welterweight bout: TJ Grant vs. Ricardo Almeida by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
• Lightweight bout: Pat Audinwood vs. John Makdessi by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-26)

The headliner match is the Stephan Bonnar vs Igon Pokrajac for the Light Heavyweight bout, with Demian Maia vs Kendall Grove as the co-feature event for the Middleweight bout. Results of the matches will be posted here so if you want to find out the winners of each, please do check back this post.

The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) 12 Finale Results

Update: Winners in RED

MAIN CARD:
Featherweight bout: Leonard Garcia vs. Nam Phan
Welterweight bout: Rick Story vs. Johny Hendricks
Middleweight bout: Demian Maia vs. Kendall Grove
Light Heavyweight bout: Stephan Bonnar vs. Igor Pokrajac
Lightweight bout: Jonathan Brookins vs. Michael Johnson

PPRELIMINARY CARD:
Middleweight bout: Rich Attonito vs. Dave Branch
Featherweight bout: Fredson Paixão vs. Pablo Garza
Catchweight (138 lb) bout: Will Campuzano vs Nick Pace
Lightweight bout: Sako Chivitchian vs. Kyle Watson
Featherweight bout: Tyler Toner vs. Ian Loveland
Lightweight bout: Cody McKenzie vs. Aaron Wilkinson

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The event, UFC 105 live will be on November 14, 2009 at the Manchester England.  Here are the UFC 105 Fight Cards:

UFC 105 Fight Cards:
Main Fight card (Televised):
* 205 lbs : Randy Couture vs. Brandon Vera
* 170 lbs : Mike Swick vs. Dan Hardy
* 185 lbs : Michael Bisping vs. Denis Kang
* 170 lbs : James Wilks vs. Matt Brown
* 155 lbs : Ross Pearson vs. Aaron Riley

Preliminary Fight match:
* 170 lbs : Paul Taylor vs. John Hathaway
* 155 lbs : Terry Etim vs. Shannon Gugerty
* 170 lbs : Nick Osipczak vs. Matthew Riddle
* 155 lbs : Paul Kelly vs. Dennis Siver
* 205 lbs : Alexander Gustafsson vs. Jared Hamman
* 155 lbs : Andre Winner vs. Rolando Delgado

Here are different ways how and where to watch UFC 105 Live:

Watch UFC 105 Live Stream Online

• UFC 105 live via SPIKE TV and ESPN (UK)
• UFC 105 live stream online via justin.tv, ustream.tv, sopcast, p2p, TVU and other video streaming sites
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Rickey Henderson Hall of Fame Speech Transcript

Hey, hey. I hope everyone is having a great time. First, I would like to thank God, the Baseball Writer’s Association of America, and the Commissioner of Baseball for this true honor. I also want to thank the members of the Hall of Fame for being here today. Thank you.

I love the game of baseball. That’s why it was so hard for me to walk away from the game. I thought if Satchel Paige can still play in major league baseball at the age of 45, then with my dedication, hard work and desire, I can play the game until my body said it was time to hang it up.

I wouldn’t be standing here today if it wasn’t for my wife, Pamela, who took care of the home while I was away, and brought up our wonderful daughter and supported me in my career. Thank you, and I love you.

To all my beautiful and intelligent daughters, I wouldn’t be a complete man without
your love and support. I love you, girls.

A special thanks to my mother, Bobbie. Back in high school, I played football, a little hoops and baseball. My dream was to play football for the Oakland Raiders. But my mom thought I would get hurt playing football, so she chosed baseball for me. I guess mom do knows best. Thanks mom.

I would like to say thanks to my father, my brothers and my sister for their support. To my father and mother-in-law for always being there when I need them. I would like to say thank you.

Several of my high school friends are here today to help me celebrate this wonderful and important event. I want to say thank you.

Now let me tell you a story about how I got into playing baseball. When I was a kid in Oakland, Mr. Hank Thomas tricked me into playing Babe Ruth baseball by coming to pick me up with a glazed donut and a cup of hot chocolate. That was the way he would get me up and out of bed and onto the ballpark.

My first year in high school, my favorite sport was football. I did not like baseball. My counselor, Mrs. Wilkinson, bribed me into playing baseball. She would pay me a quarter every time I would get a hit, a run scored or stole a base.

After my first ten games, I had 30 hits, 25 runs scored and 33 steals. Not bad money for a kid in high school.

As a kid growing up in Oakland, my heroes were Jackie Robinson, Willie Mays, Hank Aaron, Reggie Jackson. What about that Reggie Jackson? I stand out on the ballpark in the parking lot waiting for Reggie Jackson to give me an autograph. Reggie used to come out all the time and I’d say, “Reggie, can I have an autograph?” He would pass me a pen with his name on it. He never gave me an autograph.

To all my coaches out there that taught me along the way, I want to say thank you for believing in me.

I would like to give a very, very special thanks to James Guinn, the scout that signed me out of high school. He believed in my talent as a baseball player when teams was afraid to draft players that throw left handed and bat right handed.

In 1976, my first year in the minor league, my coach, Tom Treblehorn, helped me develop my skill in base running and taught me to play the game hard. I had not perfected how to take a lead or how to slide. Tom asked me to come to practice early every day and work on my sliding and base running skill. I guess, Tom, that hard
work paid off for me, and I am very grateful.

In June of 1979, I received a call from Charlie O. Finley. He wanted me to play in the big league for the Oakland A’s. That was the most thrilling time of my life, playing the game that I loved in my home town in front of my family and friends was a dream come true. Charlie, wherever you at, and that donkey, I want to say thank you
for the opportunity.

In 1980, the A’s hired a new manager that I would look up to for the rest of my life, one of the best teachers and managers anyone could ever play for, Mr. Billy Martin. Billy always got the most out of me. He taught me to compete at the highest level and respect the game of baseball. Billy, I miss you very much, and I wish you were here with me today.

To the Haas family, Mr. Wolf of the Oakland A’s, the City of Oakland, John Morris of the San Diego Padres, George Steinbrenner of the New York Yankees and the other general managers and owners of major League baseball teams, I would not be here or the player that I became. Thank you for giving me the chance to play the game that
I love so much.

I played with the some of the greatest players in the game, Jim Rice, Don Mattingly, Dave Winfield, Tony Guinn, I called him “Dear Mr. Ek”, Cal Ripken, Jr., Dave Henderson and my best friend and long friend Dave Stewart, and so many other players that I will never forget.

It’s an honor to be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame and have my name next to players like Jackie Robinson, Babe Ruth, Willie Mays, Hank Aaron, Lou Gehrig, Roberto Clemente, and the list goes on and on.

I would like to congratulate Jim Rice and Joe Gordon. It is a pleasure to be inducted into the Hall of Fame with you gentlemen.

In my career, I had the good fortune to play for nine teams. It was wonderful because this allowed me to meet fans all over the country. It’s the fans that makes the game fun. To all the fans, thank you. Thank you. Thank you for your wonderful support over all these years.

I would like to thank everyone here and all over the country for sharing this special moment with me and my family. To all the kids out there: Follow your dream. Believe in your dream. Because dreams do come true.

When you think of me, I would like you to remember that kid from the inner city that played the game with all of his heart and never took the game for granted. Thanks to everyone here for making my dream come true today.

In closing, I would like to say my favorite hero was Mohammad Ali. He said at one time, “I am the greatest.” That is something I always wanted to be. And now that the Association has voted me into the Baseball Hall of Fame, my journey as a player is complete. I am now in the class of the greatest players of all time. And at this moment, I am very, very humble. Thank you.

Rickey Henderson Hall of Fame Speech Video