After the Super Bowl won by the New York Giants, Tim Tebow went to twitter and tweeted a picture of Eli Manning with the caption – ‘Motivation’
For Tim Tebow, seeing Eli Manning clutching the Vince Lombardi Trophy means one word… motivation.
With a simple tweet, Shaquille O’Neal announces his retirement after 19 years of playing in the NBA.
It’s so sad to see a great player go but it’s about time. The self-proclaimed Superman was only able to play in 37 games in the regular season for the Boston Celtics due to an Achilles injury.
His mind still wants to go at another championship run but his body just can’t take anymore the years of banging inside.
After dominating the NBA for 19 years, Shaquille O’Neal has announced on twitter his retirement.
“We did it. 19 years baby. I want to thank you very much. That’s why I’m telling you first. I’m about to retire. Love you. Talk to you soon.”
It’s official, Manny Pacquiao’s opponent for his next fight would be Shane Mosley.
Sugar Shane himself announced the news on his Twitter account,
With the failure of the Pacquiao vs Mayweather megafight, possible opponents laid out for the pound-for-pound king was Shane Mosley, Juan Manuel Marquez, Sergio Martinez and Andre Berto.
Lebron James finally jumped on the band wagon: by joining the multitude of NBA players with Twitter accounts.
With his impending free agency status still unknown, Lebron decided to create one identifying himself as the “King of Akron” in his bio description.
This was Lebron James’ first tweet:
I have been a member of twitter since August 20, 2008 and honestly, I don’t really understand how twitter works and no idea on how to tap its power to benefit my site. I just tweeted links from my site hoping that the members of the twitosphere will check it out.
However in 1 year, my Google Analytics shows me that I only received 342 visits from twitter.
