ANNUAL T3TV COMBINE SET FOR WEEKEND EXPLOSION
By Deon Cash
Terry Holt, the CEO of T3TV, is ready for the 2nd annual T3TV Combine this weekend in Mason, Ohio. With over 500 kids in attendance, the energy will be incredible at Courts 4 Sports.
However, it's not just that it will be 500+ kids at the event. It's the magnitude of the players. With the top ranked players from all over the country at the event from grades 2-10, it is slated to be one of the best events in the country in regards to youth sports.
Holt would speak on the drastic change that has happened in a year and a half time.
"I never thought we would be in this position we are in. We ready for the event, as we have stepped up our game in all facets of our event. Its a honor to be in this position, as it have changed me and my families life. You can change your life, just gotta believe in yourself'" Holt stated.
The event will start on Friday and will end on Sunday around 6pm. Friday night is Media Day, with some 1 on 1 challenges and some mingling involved.
Saturday is when the teams and games will kickoff, starting at 9am and lasting until 10pm. It will go through Sunday, (8-2pm) where all-star teams and games will be held in the afternoon (3-5pm).
With all of the the elite media companies in the building, along with some big names in the AAU and youth basketball community (Spencer Gilliam, John Stovall) this is literally one of the biggest events in the AAU domain in the country.
And with pro athletes expected to show and support, there will no shortage of star power in the building.
Last year a plethora of athletes showed up, including Big 3 Star and former NBA Veteran Reggie Evans, former Michigan St alum Andre Hutson, and former Cincinnati Bengal Adam "Pac Man" Jones to name a few.
There are still spots available for players, business partners, and volunteers.
For more info go to T3TV Media
Or
Call 937-397-0491 D.Cash (Operations Director)
B2 FIGHTING SERIES HEADED TO CONVENTION CENTER;
"MINOR LEAGUE UFC" TO HOST NOV 6TH
The B2 Fighting Series is headed to Dayton, as the new unofficial "Minor League of MMA" fighting organization in America is bringing its elite program to the Dayton area.
While that nickname hasn't fully caught on, the energy and passion of the fighters and the organization is building at a tremendous rate throughout the country that can't be denied.
While B2 has already been around for a while, they are starting to get much more recognition for being a top class and well ran fighting organization over the recent months.
We talked to a couple of fighters who are on the card to fight on November 6th, with doors opening up at 7pm ET.
Elijah Woodroof and Robert "KO" Grigsby were on the S.E.Live 365 Show recently.
Check out Exclusive Interview with Woodroof and Grigsby interview here:
Woodroof, Grigsby, Ready For B2 Fight in Dayton
There were 2 things that stood out about the event.
(1) How the Fighters respected the organization
(2) How the Organization treats their players and workers
Woodroof and Grigsby will definitely be ready for war this weekend, as will all the fighters. Tickets are still on sale and will be until the night of the fight. B2 Fighting will have it on Pay Per View as well, if you are not able to attend the fight.
"I'm definitely excited to fight in my hometown. I was a little nervous in my previous fight. I'll definitely be more prepared this fight." Woodroof said.
"B2 Fighting treats you good man. They take care of us, which makes it easy to want to work with them. I thank them for this opportunity, and if you are a fighter, you want to contact them. They are great people to work with." KO Grigsby said.
This game can be clean or dirty, but they treat you very well and keep it clean. Grigsby said in a matter of fact vibe which was echoed by all of the fighters and coaches during the interview.
For more info, go to B2 Fighting on Social Media, google, or on their webpage.
The event will be at the Dayton Convention Center, in the heart of downtown Dayton.
Atlanta Grabs 2021 World Series, Stops Houston 4-2
The Atlanta Braves jumped on the Astros early in Game 6, and the Braves would not let a comeback happen like they did in Game 5, as Atlanta are the 2021 Major League Champions.
It is the 1st championship in Atlanta since the Braves back in the Bobby Cox, Greg Maddux, Tom Glavine, John Smoltz era.
In a series that was action packed from the start, the Braves won Game 1 to set the tone. Houston would bounce back in game 2 to even the series, as Altuve and Correra went off.
But after Game 2, it was the Braves who went on to win the next 2 games and 3 of the next 4 to seal the deal and take control of the series. Atlanta would exhaust their pitching staff early in the series (due to injuries and a short rotation), but they would have a 3-1 lead with a chance to close it out at Turner Field.
In game 5, Houston took a 4-0 deficit and turned it into a 9-5 win, giving them hope going back home down 3-2 in the series and shocking the Braves and their fans.
But Game 6 was all ATL, as the pitching staff was excellent and the bats got going and would not let up, ending in a 7-0 shutout win. Jubilation and a huge celebration occurred in Houston as the Braves grabbed their first title since the 90s.
Eric Davis, a World Series Champion for the Reds in 90, would give us his take on the series and how he felt like it would play out. While Davis wanted Dusty to have success, Eric The Red had some real facts to spit when it came to talking about the World Series and ATL.
Listen here to "Eric The Red" exclusive interview tomorrow about the World Series.
Congrats to the Braves and the city of Atlanta, who now has the Major League champion back in the A, which hadn't won anything for almost 3 decades.
As for Houston, they fell short and still will have to live with the conscience of winning their only title 3 years ago, under the circumstances that they cheated, which was proven right. Are they good enough to get back? Yes. But as we have seen over the years, can they navigate through all the obstacles and get there?
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