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Thursday, December 20, 2012

PHOTOS: Shore Athletes Help Welcome Wrestling to MSG

Grapple at the Garden features top teams and individuals

For high school wrestlers in New Jersey the ultimate individual goal is always to make it to Boardwalk Hall for the state championship tournament.  The Wrestlers Many of the same wrestlers that have finished their careers on the podium in Atlantic City have gone on to make a name for themselves at the college level. On Sunday some of the most decorated athletes in Garden State history found themselves in a place they never expected to compete as they took part in the Grapple at the Garden at Madison Square Garden.  In its illustrious history of hosting some of the biggest sporting events ever Sunday was the first time collegiate wrestling was held at the place known as the World's Most Famous Arena. The event not only featured some of the …

Friday, June 1, 2012

Controversial Pro Wrestler Matt Hardy to Come to Barnegat High School

Schools superintendent says district is merely allowing use of its facility, not condoning the show starring former WWE/TNA star

Local Masons are teaming up with a wrestling organization to host a charity event at the Barnegat High School Saturday featuring controversial wrestling superstar Matt Hardy, whose appearance has earned the ire of some parents because of his history of drug abuse. Hardy is a well-known act in wrestling, who's performed for more than 18 years. Along with his brother Jeff he formed the “Hardy Boyz” tag team in the WWF/WWE, capturing the companies' tag team titles six times. Perhaps his best-known involvement with the WWE was in the company’s first ever “Tables, Ladders, and Chairs” match at WrestleMania which later became one of the defining moments of the WWE’s famous “Attitude Era”. More recently Hardy competed in Total Nonstop Action …

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8:37 am on Sunday, June 3, 2012

I'm glad somebody finally said it! Throughout reading the article and the comments below, I kept thinking...what about all the other professional athletes who are horrific role models? Do the parents who complained about Matt Hardy prohibit their children from watching or attending professional sporting events all together? I think we'd be hard pressed to fine one sport that DIDN'T have athletes …   more ›

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