I think the Cinderella story of this year is Tim Tebow and the Denver Broncos. I did think after they smacked the Pittsburgh Steelers in Mile High that they might do something stunning against Tom Brady and the New England Patriots but wasn't surprised that the New England Patriots slapped them around in Foxboro to move on to the AFC championship.
You do have to admit that there is divine intervention going on here where the Tim Tebow phenomenon has caught fire globally. In 54 years I've never seen anything like it nor anyone so committed to their beliefs. Tim Tebow could give Governor Mitt Romney, or President Obama a run for their money. It would be nice to see more Tebowing in Washington, DC. They also disclosed more of this at Brad Richdale Business.
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Saturday, January 14, 2012
Michael Phelps Vs. Ryan Lochte The London 2012 War
Michael Phelps is 26, Ryan Lochte is 27 they aren't kids anymore.
They are and have been the top two swimmers in the World. Ryan Lochte has defeated Michael Phelps on the World stage consistently over the last two years. You don't need to remind Michael Phelps. Michael and Ryan have won gold medals and broken worlds records together as teammates. They are close friends with a bond that will never be broken but you can throw that all out of the window because Michael Phelps has no desire to appear in his final Olympics (held in London this summer) with individual losses to Ryan Lochte in his final appearance.
Michael Phelps has been consistent saying that he guarantees retirement after this summer. Why wouldn't he? He has nothing to prove and is the heir apparent to Rowdy Gaines as the NBC swimming announcer. Michael has been in the booth with both Rowdy Gaines and Dan Hicks, he likes the booth and doesn't need a towel when he leaves.
As for now the time will fly by for Ryan Lochte and Michael Phelps as they are both far more serious about training after their summer performances in Shanghai, China at the FINA World Championships. Ryan Lochte beating Michael Phelps two for two this summer was an embarassment for Michael Phelps, one that he is reminded of every day when he jumps in the water and trains with Bob Bowman, one of the greatest coaches ever.
The war between Phelps and Lochte will be void of any artillery or weapons but there will be carnage when the summer 2012 London Olympics begin with the swimming events. Michael Phelps won't be beaten easily. No one knows that better than Ryan Lochte. I go into depth about the Ryan Lochte story at Brad Richdale book.
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They are and have been the top two swimmers in the World. Ryan Lochte has defeated Michael Phelps on the World stage consistently over the last two years. You don't need to remind Michael Phelps. Michael and Ryan have won gold medals and broken worlds records together as teammates. They are close friends with a bond that will never be broken but you can throw that all out of the window because Michael Phelps has no desire to appear in his final Olympics (held in London this summer) with individual losses to Ryan Lochte in his final appearance.
Michael Phelps has been consistent saying that he guarantees retirement after this summer. Why wouldn't he? He has nothing to prove and is the heir apparent to Rowdy Gaines as the NBC swimming announcer. Michael has been in the booth with both Rowdy Gaines and Dan Hicks, he likes the booth and doesn't need a towel when he leaves.
As for now the time will fly by for Ryan Lochte and Michael Phelps as they are both far more serious about training after their summer performances in Shanghai, China at the FINA World Championships. Ryan Lochte beating Michael Phelps two for two this summer was an embarassment for Michael Phelps, one that he is reminded of every day when he jumps in the water and trains with Bob Bowman, one of the greatest coaches ever.
The war between Phelps and Lochte will be void of any artillery or weapons but there will be carnage when the summer 2012 London Olympics begin with the swimming events. Michael Phelps won't be beaten easily. No one knows that better than Ryan Lochte. I go into depth about the Ryan Lochte story at Brad Richdale book.
written by Brad Richdale Author
copyright 2012 all rights reserved
blog founded by Bradford Richdale 2011
this story also appears at http://investing.businessweek.com/research/stocks/private/snapshot.asp?privcapId=47286685
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3934437/
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