Let the mixed martial arts fighting pundits celebrate: Kimbo Slice lost his first pro fight on Saturday night. The loss, however, came from a stand-in fighter. Slice was supposed to fight Ken Shamrock, but Shamrock was unable to fight due to a cut over his left eye he got while training. The stand-in, Seth Petruzelli, stepped in and defeated Slice in about 14 seconds.
When the fight began Slice aggressively went after Petruzelli. But in the commotion, Petruzelli caught Slice on the jaw with his right hand, stunning him to the ground. As soon as Slice hit the ground, Petruzelli pounced on him and started reigning blows on Slice's head and face. The referee quickly stepped in and stopped the fight.
"It was an opportunity to step up," Petruzelli told ESPN after the fight. "This is something I wanted all my life."
"It's all good," added Slice, who fell to 3-1. "It was unexpected, but it's all good."
MMA critics have continually said that Slice is overrated and wouldn't be able to hang against a quality MMA opponent, There's no word on when Slice's next fight will be, but the expected bout with Brett Rogers will be a little while down the road. Slice may end up fighting Shamrock next, but there hasn't been an announcement yet, but we're sure Slice will want a rematch with Petruzelli. See the Slice knockout after the jump:
L.A. Sparks' Candace Parker has already won an Olympic Gold medal, a national college championship and college player of the year honors, but it appears that it's not enough. On Friday, the WNBA awarded Parker the league MVP trophy as well as Rookie of the Year honors, making her the first player to win both trophies in the same year.
When Johnson C. Smith and Livingstone renew the oldest and original HBCU rivalry Saturday in Charlotte, there's reason to celebrate. 
For those of you thinking that Ron Artest is going to leave the hip-hop thing alone to concentrate on the chemistry between him and his new teammates in Houston, don't count on it. Our fellow sports heads at YouBeenBlinded.com have posted an interview and video of Ron Ron talking about his love for hip-hop and promoting his mixtape and the artists on his record label, TruWarier Records.
We have hit the quarter-mark of the 2008 of the NFL season and here are just some random observations we have made here at BV Sports: 
On September 20, 2008 Sebrina Philpart-Brunson became one of the few women to officiate a regular season male college football game. She performed as a line judge in the Stillman College vs. Tuskegee University, making her way as the first woman to officiate a NCAA Division II, Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference's (SIAC) college football game.
Boston Red Sox David 'Big Papi' Ortiz and his wife Tiffany announced that they will host the inaugural David Ortiz Celebrity Golf Classic in the Dominican Republic from December 4-7th. The event will raise funds for the David Ortiz Children Fund which benefits children in New England and the Dominican Republic by providing the pediatric care they need.
It's been awhile, but we finally have another athlete crossing over to the hip-hop world hoping to make a splash. This time its Chicago Bears wide receiver Brandon Lloyd going by the moniker B. Lloyd. He's been dabbling in hip-hop for a little while now, but he's just released a new single, "She All Mine" featuring Bobby Valentino that could possibly turn into a hit.
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