The much-awaited Pacquiao vs Marquez 3 fight will take place on November 12, 2011 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. Manny Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez will fight for the WBO Welterweight Championship title. This will be their third and probably the last fight to settle their unfinished business. Watch Pacquiao vs Marquez 3, distributed live on Pay-Per-View by HBO and produced by TopRank.

Derrick Rose posted on his Facebook FanPage his second signature shoe the Adidas adiZero Rose 2. It weighs 12.4 ounces and is built on SprintFrame technology with ample ventilation on the upper for when Derrick Rose mercilessly posterizes a defender.

There are five color scheme of adiZero 2.0: a tonal black, white/silver with a translucent sole, a black upper with white outsole, a black/red/green version with a wood-grain texture, and a new grey/blue/yellow with a funky texture on the toe-box.

Source: SneakerNews.com

I started playing Warcraft III: Defense of the Ancients or DOTA back in 2005. It’s a real-time strategy video game where each team has to destroy the opponent’s Ancients. Few months from now they’re going to release DOTA 2, a stand-alone sequel created by Valve. It can be played in both Microsoft Windows and Mac OSX operating system. I saw the highlights of The International DOTA 2 Championships won by Na’Vi from Ukraine and all I can say…. superb graphics!

A half-black, half-Hispanic American teenager is the new Spider-Man, Miles Morales the new alter ego of Peter Parker. He was inpspired to do good after the death of Peter at the hands of the devli Green Goblin. Miles first fight is in the pages of Marvel Comics “Ultimate Fallout” No. 4. According to writer Brian Michael Bendis, “He’s younger than Peter Parker, he’s coming from a completely different background, a completely different world view,” Bendis said. “It’s Peter Parker’s death that inspires this kid to step up.”

Source: Chron.com

Here are the results of the NBA Draft 2011 held at Prudential Center Newark, New Jersey.

First Round Pick

1. Kyrie Irving (Guard / 6-2 / Duke) – Cleveland Cavaliers
   Reminds me of: Chris Paul
2. Derrick Williams (Forward / 6-8 / Arizona) – Minnesota Timberwolves
   Reminds me of: Michael Beasley
3. Enes Canter (Forward / 6-10 / Kentucky) – Utah Jazz
   Reminds me of: Carlos Boozer
4. Tristan Thompson (Forward / 6-8 / Texas) – Cleveland Cavaliers
   Reminds me of: Ed Davis
5. Jonas Valanciunas (Center / 7-0 / Lithuania) – Toronto Raptors
   Reminds me of: Pau Gasol
6. Jan Vesely (Forward / 6-11 / Partizan) – Washington Wizards
   Reminds me of: Andrei Kirilenko
7. Bismack Biyombo (Forward / 6-9 / Fuenlabrada, Spain) – Sacramento Kings traded to Charlotte Bobcats
   Reminds me of: Ben Wallace & Serge Ibaka
8. Brandon Knight (Guard / 6-3 / Kentucky) – Detroit Pistons
   Reminds me of: Jason Terry
9. Kemba Walker (Guard / 6-1 / Connecticut) – Charlotte Bobcats
   Reminds me of: Chris Paul
10. Jimmer Fredette (Guard / 6-2 / BYU) – Milwaukee Bucks traded to Sacramento Kings
    Reminds me of: Stephen Curry
11. Klay Thompson (Guard / 6-6 / Washington State) – Golden State Warriors
    Reminds me of: Kevin Martin
12. Alec Burks (Guard / 6-6 / Colorado) – Utah Jazz
    Reminds me of: Evan Turner
13. Markieff Morris (Forward / 6-10 / Kansas) – Phoenix Suns
    Reminds me of: Drew Gooden
14. Marcus Morris (Forward / 6-9 / Kansas) – Houston Rockets
    Reminds me of: Al Harrington
15. Kawhi Leonard (Forward / 6-7 / San Diego State) – Indiana Pacers traded to San Antonio Spurs
    Reminds me of: Shawn Marion
16. Nikola Vucevic (Forward / 6-10 / Southern California) – Philadelphia 76ers
    Reminds me of: Vladimir Radmanovic
17. Iman Shumpert (Guard / 6-5 / Georgia Tech) – New York Knicks
    Reminds me of: Bruce Dalrymple
18. Chris Singleton (Forward / 6-9 / Florida State) – Washington Wizards
    Reminds me of: Josh Smith
19. Tobias Harris (Forward / 6-8 / Tennessee) – Charlotte Bobcats traded to Milwaukee Bucks
    Reminds me of: Clark Kellogg
20. Donatas Motiejunas (Forward-Center / 7-0 / Benetton Treviso, Italy) – Minnesota Timberwolves
    Reminds me of: Toni Kukoc, Andrea Bargnani & Pau Gasol
21. Nolan Smith (Guard / 6-2 / Duke) – Portland Trail Blazers
    Reminds me of: C.J. Watson
22. Kenneth Faried (Forward / 6-8 / Morehead State) – Denver Nuggets
    Reminds me of: Dennis Rodman
23. Nikola Mirotic (Forward / 6-10 / Real Madrid, Spain) – Houston Rockets
    Reminds me of: Jorge Garbajosa & Dirk Nowitzki
24. Reggie Jackson (Guard / 6-3 / Boston College) – Oklahoma City Thunder
    Reminds me of: Troy Bell
25. MarShon Brooks (Gaurd / 6-5 / Providence) – Boston Celtics traded to New Jersey Nets
    Reminds me of: Josh Howard
26. Jordan Hamilton (Forward / 6-7 / Texas) – Dallas Mavericks traded to Denver Nuggets
    Reminds me of: Paul Pierce
27. JaJuan Johnson (Forward / 6-10 / Purdue) – New Jersey Nets traded to Boston Celtics
    Reminds me of: Hakim Warrick
28. Norris Cole (Guard / 6-2 / Cleveland State) – Chicago Bulls
    Reminds me of: Toney Douglas
29. Cory Joseph (Guard / 6-3 / Texas) – San Antonio Spurs
    Reminds me of: Daniel Gibson
30. Jimmy Butler (Forward / 6-7 / Marquette) – Chicago Bulls
    Reminds me of: Wesley Matthews

    2nd Round Pick

31. Bojan Bogdanovic (Guard-Forward / 6-7.5 / Cibona Zagreb, Croatia) – Miami Heat
    Reminds me of: Kyle Korver & Mike Miller
32. Justin Harper (Forward / 6-10 / Richmond) – Cleveland Cavaliers traded to Orlando Magic
    Reminds me of: Danny Granger
33. Kyle Singler (Forward / 6-8 / Duke) – Detroit Pistons
    Reminds me of: Adam Morrison
34. Shelvin Mack (Guard / 6-3 / Butler) – Washington Wizards
    Reminds me of: Chauncey Billups
35. Tyler Honeycutt (Forward / 6-8 / UCLA) – Sacramento Kings
    Reminds me of: Tayshaun Prince
36. Jordan Williams (Forward / 6-10 / Maryland) – New Jersey Nets
    Reminds me of: Brian Williams & Bison Dele
37. Trey Thompkins (Forward / 6-10 / Georgia) – Los Angeles Clippers
    Reminds me of: Lamar Odom
38. Chandler Parsons (Forward / 6-10 / Florida) – Houston Rockets
    Reminds me of: Shane Battier
39. Jeremy Tyler (Center / 6-10 / Tokyo Apache, Japan) – Charlotte Bobcats
    Reminds me of: Kwame Brown
40. Jon Leuer (Forward / 6-10 / Wisconsin) – Milwaukee Bucks
    Reminds me of: Tom Gugliotta
41. Darius Morris (Guard / 6-4 / Michigan) – Los Angeles Lakers
    Reminds me of: Andre Miller
42. Davis Bertans (Forward / 6-10 / Union Olimpija, Slovenia) – Indiana Pacers
    Reminds me of: N/A
43. Malcolm Lee (Forward / 6-5 / UCLA) – Chicago Bulls
    Reminds me of: Derek Fisher
44. Charles Jenkins (Guard / 6-3 / Hofstra) – Golden State Warriors
    Reminds me of: Jared Dudley
45. Josh Harrellson (Forward / 6-10 / Kentucky) – New Orleans Hornets traded to New York Knicks
    Reminds me of: Bill Laimbeer
46. Andrew Goudelock (Guard / 6-2 / College of Charleston) – Los Angeles Lakers
    Reminds me of: Eddie House
47. Travis Leslie (Guard / 6-4 / Georgia) – Los Angeles Clippers
    Reminds me of: Shannon Brown
48. Keith Benson (Center / 6-11 / Oakland) – Atlanta Hawks
    Reminds me of: Steven Hunter
49. Josh Selby (Guard / 6-2 / Kansas) – Memphis Grizzlies
    Reminds me of: Monta Ellis or Willie Warren
50. Lavoy Allen (Forward / 6-9 / Temple) – Philadelphia 76ers
    Reminds me of: Juwan Howard
51. Jon Diebler (Forward / 6-6 / Ohia State) – Portland Trail Blazers
    Reminds me of: J.J. Redick
52. Vernon Macklin (Forward / 6-10 / Florida) – Detroit Pistons
    Reminds me of: Al Horford
53. DeAndre Liggins (Guard / 6-6 / Kentucky) – Orlando Magic
    Reminds me of: Bruce Bowen
54. Milan Macvan (Forward-Center / 6-9 / Maccabi Tel Aviv, Israel) – Cleveland Cavaliers
    Reminds me of: Kevin Love & Vlade Divac
55. E’Twaun Moore (Guard / 6-4 / Purdue) – Boston Celtics
    Reminds me of: Rodney Stuckey
56. Chukwudiebere Maduabum (Forward / 6-9 / Bakersfield Jam) – Los Angeles Lakers
    Reminds me of: N/A
57. Targuy Ngombo (Forward / 6-4 / Al Rayyan) – Dallas Mavericks
    Reminds me of: N/A
58. Ater Majok (Forward / 6-10 / Gold Coast Blaze) – Los Angeles Lakers
    Reminds me of: N/A
59. Adam Hanga (Forware / 6-7 / Hungary) – San Antonio Spurs
    Reminds me of: N/A
60. Isaiah Thomas (Guard / 5-9 / Washington) – Sacramento Kings
    Reminds me of: Nate Robinson

Resource: NBA.com

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Cleveland Cavaliers won the 2011 NBA Draft Lottery to be held on 23rd of June at The Prudential Center in Newark, NJ. Below is the 2011 NBA Draft Order:

Round 1: Picks 1-30

1. Cleveland Cavaliers
2. Minnesota Timberwolves
3. Utah Jazz
4. Cleveland Cavaliers
5. Toronto Raptors
6. Washington Wizards
7. Sacramento Kings
8. Detroit Pistons
9. Charlotte Bobcats
10. Milwaukee Bucks
11. Golden State Warriors
12. Utah Jazz
13. Phoenix Suns
14. Houston Rockets
15. Indiana Pacers
16. Philadelphia 76ers
17. New York Knicks
18. Washington Wizards
19. Charlotte Bobcats
20. Minnesota Timberwolves
21. Portland Trail Blazers
22. Denver Nuggets
23. Houston Rockets
24. Oklahoma City Thunder
25. Boston Celtics
26. Dallas Mavericks
27. New Jersey Nets
28. Chicago Bulls
29. San Antonio Spurs
30. Chicago Bulls

Round 2: Picks 31-60

1. Miami Heat
2. Cleveland Cavaliers
3. Detroit Pistons
4. Washington Wizards
5. Sacramento Kings
6. New Jersey Nets
7. Los Angeles Clippers
8. Houston Rockets
9. Charlotte Bobcats
10. Milwaukee Bucks
11. Los Angeles Lakers
12. Indiana Pacers
13. Chicago Bulls or Golden State Warriors
14. Chicago Bulls or Golden State Warriors
15. New Orleans Hornets
16. Los Angeles Lakers
17. Los Angeles Clippers
18. Atlanta Hawks
19. Memphis Grizzlies
20. Philadelphia 76ers
21. Portland Trail Blazers
22. Denver Nuggets
23. Orlando Magic
24. Cleveland Cavaliers
25. Boston Celtics
26. Los Angeles Lakers
27. Dallas Mavericks
28. Los Angeles Lakers
29. San Antonio Spurs
30. Sacramento Kings

I’m not a big fan of Angry Birds but when I started to play Angry Birds Rio on my wife’s iPhone, I’m addicted to it. Now, Rovio has just released their web-based version, Angry Birds Chrome. Yes, you can play Angry Birds on Google Chrome browser even without Internet connection.

From Angry Birds – Chrome Web Store:

“Lemme tell ya, these ain’t no ordinary finches we’re talkin’ about. These here are the Angry Birds, the ones that’s gonna kick you in the ‘nads. And they’re the ones on your side. They must be from Galapadapados, or sumptin’.” – Col. Angus, Bird Expert.

What are you waiting for, visit http://chrome.angrybirds.com and start playing it for free.

2011 Formula 1 Petronas Malaysia Grand Prix
Date: 8-10 April 2011
Location: Sepang, Malaysia
Winners: Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull), Jenson Button (McLaren-Mercedes), Nick Heidfeld (Renault)

Sebastian Vettel made his second victory in Malaysian GP held at Sepang International Circuit. He made it look so easy after winning the Australian GP last month. The drivers behind him are Jenson Button and Nick Heidfeld.

For more information and results visit Formula1.com

2011 Formula 1 Qantas Australian Grand Prix
Date: 24-27 March 2011
Location: Albert Park, Melbourne, Australia
Winners: Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull), Lewis Hamilton (McLaren-Mercedes), Vitaly Petrov (Renault)

2010 F1 world champion Red Bull driver Sebastian Vettel wins Australian GP held at Albert Park, Melbourne. The German beat Lewis Hamilton followed by Vitaly Petrov.

For more information and results visit Formula1.com