Hey what's up! Mike here, and I'm trying to get our new podcast show on iTunes. You have to bare with me because I'm too new to this game. I'm a broadcaster, not a engineer. So I'll have the link posted as soon as I talk to somebody from apple.
See ya!
THE MIKE AND RAY SHOW: The most highly controversal podcast show, from UFC, Strikeforce, to WWE, and TNA. And they are not even getting paid. Also found on twitter.com/mikeandrayshow
Friday, September 3, 2010
Sunday, August 29, 2010
Is Anderson Silva Ducking Vitor Belfort
This segment was done a year ago. We got so much heat for it on our www.twitter.com/mikeandrayshow page. Remember, this was a year ago, and I'll be the first to tell you that we sounded like sh!t.
Saturday, August 14, 2010
Mikes rant
What's up everyone. Im making my rant here because it will be too long for twitter. So as I'm sitting here about to watch the expendables. And I saw the UFC Edgar vs Penn promo. Good promo, but then they started to show the toney vs couture match. They promoted it as if it was UFC vs Boxing. And I say it's far from it! Do you mean to tell me if couture wins and he probably will because all couture does it bore the shit out of the viewers by trapping his opponets against the cage so he can knee the hell out of their legs for three 5 min rounds. I rather watch Terry schivo smile at a floating balloon for 15 minutes. My point is, is that if Dana thinks for one second that this fight will solve once and for all that mma is better than boxing. Hes way wrong. James Toney is older than Jesus and will not be able to defined himself againts someone like couture. Of coruse couture will win this fight hands down and boxing will still have better numbers and money income than UFC. Just like The Ultimate Fighter show, this fight won't prove nothing.
Peace out bitches!
Peace out bitches!
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
The Blind Side Gone Worng
ODESSA, Texas -- A West Texas student who led his high school basketball team to the state playoffs last season was actually a 22-year-old man, police said Tuesday.
Police say the basketball star was really Guerdwich Montimere, a naturalized U.S. citizen from Haiti who school officials say was recognized last month by Florida coaches as having been a star high school player in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., a few years ago.
Ector County school district officials said the man posed as 16-year-old Jerry Joseph and enrolled at Permian High School in Odessa for the 2009-2010 academic year. He also presented himself as homeless to the school's basketball coach, Danny Wright, who took the boy in last summer, the coach said.
Montimere was arrested at Permian High on Tuesday and booked into Ector County jail on a charge of presenting false identification to a peace officer.
Officials said Jerry Joseph originally enrolled at the local junior high as a 15-year-old in February 2009, then moved on to high school.
Permian High officials say suspicions about the player's identity first arose when three Florida basketball coaches familiar with Montimere recognized him last month at an amateur tournament in Little Rock, Ark. The Odessa American reported that the coaches recognized him as Montimere, who graduated from Dillard High School in Fort Lauderdale in 2007.
Police said they arrested Montimere after confronting him about his identity.
"I feel like I was hit by a ton of bricks," district athletic director Leon Fuller said. "In my 50 years in education, I've never heard of anything like this."
Wright told The American that the player was like a family member.
"This affected a lot of people. The whole school of Permian embraced that kid. He deceived us and played on everyone's emotions," Wright said.
Montimere was being held on $500 bond Tuesday night, according to jail records. Jail officials said no attorney was listed for Montimere.
If convicted of the misdemeanor, Montimere could face up to six months in jail and a fine of up to $2,500.
The revelation means Permian likely will have to forfeit the 2009 basketball season in which the 6-foot-5 player known as Jerry Joseph led the team to District 2-5A state playoffs and earned newcomer of the year accolades.
"I feel sick, but now that we've gotten the truth we can move on from here," said Permian principal Roy Garcia.
Permian High School's football program and the community support for it inspired the book "Friday Night Lights."
Police say the basketball star was really Guerdwich Montimere, a naturalized U.S. citizen from Haiti who school officials say was recognized last month by Florida coaches as having been a star high school player in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., a few years ago.
Ector County school district officials said the man posed as 16-year-old Jerry Joseph and enrolled at Permian High School in Odessa for the 2009-2010 academic year. He also presented himself as homeless to the school's basketball coach, Danny Wright, who took the boy in last summer, the coach said.
Montimere was arrested at Permian High on Tuesday and booked into Ector County jail on a charge of presenting false identification to a peace officer.
Officials said Jerry Joseph originally enrolled at the local junior high as a 15-year-old in February 2009, then moved on to high school.
Permian High officials say suspicions about the player's identity first arose when three Florida basketball coaches familiar with Montimere recognized him last month at an amateur tournament in Little Rock, Ark. The Odessa American reported that the coaches recognized him as Montimere, who graduated from Dillard High School in Fort Lauderdale in 2007.
Police said they arrested Montimere after confronting him about his identity.
"I feel like I was hit by a ton of bricks," district athletic director Leon Fuller said. "In my 50 years in education, I've never heard of anything like this."
Wright told The American that the player was like a family member.
"This affected a lot of people. The whole school of Permian embraced that kid. He deceived us and played on everyone's emotions," Wright said.
Montimere was being held on $500 bond Tuesday night, according to jail records. Jail officials said no attorney was listed for Montimere.
If convicted of the misdemeanor, Montimere could face up to six months in jail and a fine of up to $2,500.
The revelation means Permian likely will have to forfeit the 2009 basketball season in which the 6-foot-5 player known as Jerry Joseph led the team to District 2-5A state playoffs and earned newcomer of the year accolades.
"I feel sick, but now that we've gotten the truth we can move on from here," said Permian principal Roy Garcia.
Permian High School's football program and the community support for it inspired the book "Friday Night Lights."
Thursday, May 6, 2010
@TNADIXIE #TNA
This message goes out to you Dixie.
Here's a few ideas that may help TNA do better.
1. Cut ties with Spike and move to another network that is hurting on Mondays and will give you a better deal than Spike. Remember Vince worked with spike and it didn't last very long. So I don't think Spike will play softball with you.
2. Do what ever it takes to hire Paul Heyman. No one can write better than he can.
3. Universal may be great money but it's time to take the training wheels off and move TNA shows state to state.
4. I think if you can increase ratings if you stop with the pre-taped shows. You give the fans a chance to read the results online and if it sucks, they will not tune in. Studies show pre-taped show do not work.
5. Please sync up the wrestlers theme music with the tv audio. We can't really hear who's coming out with the only music we hear is form the arenas speakers.
Thank you.
Here's a few ideas that may help TNA do better.
1. Cut ties with Spike and move to another network that is hurting on Mondays and will give you a better deal than Spike. Remember Vince worked with spike and it didn't last very long. So I don't think Spike will play softball with you.
2. Do what ever it takes to hire Paul Heyman. No one can write better than he can.
3. Universal may be great money but it's time to take the training wheels off and move TNA shows state to state.
4. I think if you can increase ratings if you stop with the pre-taped shows. You give the fans a chance to read the results online and if it sucks, they will not tune in. Studies show pre-taped show do not work.
5. Please sync up the wrestlers theme music with the tv audio. We can't really hear who's coming out with the only music we hear is form the arenas speakers.
Thank you.
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Dasani water bottle
This new innovative, redesigned plastic bottle uses up to 30% renewable material from plants and is recyclable as always.
So I'm guessing the new green top is made from plants and the rest is the same.
But my question is why does it always hurt my stomach??
And why does it always have bubbles as if it is soda???
This new innovative, redesigned plastic bottle uses up to 30% renewable material from plants and is recyclable as always.
So I'm guessing the new green top is made from plants and the rest is the same.
But my question is why does it always hurt my stomach??
And why does it always have bubbles as if it is soda???
Court banned wrestling fan
22 year old wrestling fan Zavr Peygumbari got arrested after he called WWE's headquarters in Stamford, CT., over twenty times last week threatening to blow up the building.
During the calls, Peygumbari told the operator that he will be visiting the offices with a machete and a machine gun because they released former Women's champion Mickie James.
The Judge told him that he cannot contact WWE or go near the offices in Stamford or attend any of their events, with the last demand drawing a response from the accused.
"I'm not allowed to go to wrestling shows?" he asked, as the courtroom chuckled.
I always wonder how do the courts or events monitor that? How would they know if a criminal enters they're events? Thousands of people crowd the doors and it's so hard to pay attention. Do the courts send letters to criminal when events come to town? Do they have to check I. With police?
What happens when someone is banned??
If you know please let me know
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