Pro wrestling is fake. It is as fake as Game of Thrones and The Godfather and Les Misérables and every other form of non-reality entertainment.

Every pro wrestling fan over the age of 10 understands this, and still you can’t bring up wrestling in mixed company without somebody asking, “You know it’s fake, right?” like they’re doing you a favor. Read More »

Not only did Tony Parker have the game’s sickest one-on-one move tonight — a slick spin move that left Norris Cole with his pants down — but he also hit what was basically the game-clinching shot. Up two in the final 10 seconds, TP got stuck with the shot clock winding down. He fell to the floor, pivoted, went up-and-under, and then hit a shot off the glass as the shot clock expired. Read More »

Chris Paul is angry. He should be. The Clippers fell apart this year through a combination of bad karma, Vinny Del Negro being an idiot and the team’s frontline being a combined 17 years old (or at least acting like it). Now CP3 is the one getting the blame for pushing Del Negro out the door, when in reality, it wasn’t just him. Read More »

It’s been six years… but San Antonio is finally going back to the NBA Finals. In Game 4 in Memphis, the Spurs completed the sweep, 93-86, as Tony Parker (37 points) conducted a 48-minute layup drill. He pushed back whenever the Grizzlies made a run in the second half, dropping 25 of his points after halftime and single-handedly ruining all of the momentum Mike Conley had built up over the last two months. Read More »

The All-NBA Teams were announced this afternoon, headlined, once again, by LeBron James. He was the only player to receive all 119 First-Team votes. Joining the King on the First Team is Kevin Durant, Tim Duncan, Kobe Bryant and Chris Paul. This is the Mamba’s 11th First-Team selection, tying him with Karl Malone for the most ever. Read More »

Tony Parker was carving up the Memphis Grizzlies last night. Along with his 15 points, TP dropped 18 assists, and was doing whatever he wanted to, wherever he wanted to on the court. [Read: Tony Parker is One of the Most Overlooked Superstars of This Era]

Here are his 18 dimes in one quick reel – the wraparound pass to Tiago Splitter at the 1:40 mark is just crazy: Read More »

It probably wasn’t the points, although Tony Parker dropped 20 on Memphis and thoroughly won his point guard matchup with Mike Conley. It probably wasn’t the moves, although TP tossed around whatever defender was guarding him like a rag doll. Read More »

New York City is still abuzz about their Knicks being sent packing last night by the Indiana Pacers, with Brooklyn’s Lance Stephenson leading the way. [Watch Lance destroying kids in high school here.]

Lance’s performance had us looking at highlights of his short NBA career – this one has to be the best from his time in the L. Check out what he did to Tony Parker in this play from November 2012. Just gross: Read More »

The point guard position in the NBA has quickly become one of the most competitive spots in all of sports. There are so many good lead guards in the NBA that it’s impossible for any player at the position to take a night off.

The position has seen a major increase in talent over the past decade. It’s an ongoing trend. Ever since Chris Paul won the Rookie of the Year award in ’05-06 that teams have realized how valuable lead guards — true lead guards — really are. Read More »

With Tony Parker claiming he invented the tear drop shot, it’s only fitting that the NBA All-Star’s newest watch from Tissot stands for precision, robustness and classic style. The Swiss-made Tissot PRC 200 Tony Parker Limited Edition 2013 is a sophisticated watch with stylish and sporty details, including Quartz movement, a 316L stainless steel case with a screw-down crown, engraved with silk printed glass case back and a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal. Read More »