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Out Diver Matthew Mitcham Takes AU Prime Minister to Task on Marriage
By Mark Umbach
Gay marriage is all the rage in California, and now it seems some of that marriage fever has made its way down under. Our favorite out Olympic diver, Matthew Mitcham, took Australia's Prime Minister Kevin Rudd to task this week for his opposition to gay marriage.
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Olympic Trials Finds Phelps, Hoff Besting World Records
By Mark Umbach
It was a heart-pounder Sunday night as U.S. Olympic Trials got underway in Omaha last night with the men and women’s 400 meter freestyle and 400 meter IM. Records fell left and right thanks to swimmers including Michael Phelps and Katie Hoff as the first members of the 2008 U.S. Olympic swimming team earned their spots on the squad.
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This Gay Week in Sports: Andy Roddick, Fernando Torres
By David Salter
Spain wins the Euro2008 Championship thanks to unfortunately maned stud Fernando Torres; Andy Roddick keeps on losing; a Hooker and a Gay set Olympic records; Matthew Mitcham still wants cash to fly his booty call to Bejing and this week's biggest loser, Chicago Cubs pitcher Carlos Zambrano.
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Long Beach Grunions Finishes First Place at IGLA
By GaySports Staff
The Long Beach Grunion swim team won the medium team division at 2008 International Gay & Lesbian Aquatics swim meet, held this year in Washington, D.C., hosted by District of Columbia Aquatics Club from June 18 to June 22. This is the third time in the past six years that the Grunions have won the medium team division.
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This Gay Week in Sports: David Beckham, Brady Quinn
By David Salter
David Beckham's bulge is now several stories high; Maria Sharapova ditched jewelry-encrusted Wimbledon duds for 'menswear'; Rafael Nadal is officially off the market...for three years now; twin twinks Paul and Morgan Hamm return to the US Olympic gymnastics team and some sex site is using Brady Quinn as bait.
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Recapped: So. Cal Summer Sports Classic
By Mark Umbach
Being in Southern California this weekend was like being in one of those old-fashioned fry skillets cooking up some bacon and eggs. It was damn hot. But that didn't stop a slew of So. Cal gay softball teams from packing up, heading to San Diego and taking place in the Summer Sports Classic to benefit PAWS San Diego—Pets Are Wonderful Support.
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Case Study: More Men Taking to the Knife
By Mark Umbach
Walk into any 24 Hour Fitness, Equinox or LA Fitness in almost any part of Los Angeles at any time of day and you'll see a slew of men attempting to perfect their bodies. And now, studies show men everywhere are turning their attention to the knife to acheive physical perfection. Botox, Lipo, face work... where does it end?
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Gay Men and Straight Women the Same Upstairs? Take it to the Field
By Mark Umbach
Many of you have probably read about the recent study that says the brain makeup of gay males is similar to that of straight women, and that holds true for gay women and straight men. Now, I’m all for science, but I know gay men who play baseball and football. I know gay men who like to decorate and sew. Something tells me this study has more to do with sex than our diverse community.
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Wrapping Up the Bingham Cup
By Mark Umbach
More than 30 rugby teams made the trek to Dublin, Ireland this year for The Bingham Cup 2008, an international rugby tournament named for 9/11 hero Mark Kendall Bingham, one of the founding members of the Gotham Knights rugby team. The Sydney Convicts ran past London’s Kings Cross Steelers by a score of 18-3 to claim their second consecutive Bingham Cup victory in the Premiere Cup Division.
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This Gay Week in Sports: Fernando Verdasco, Danica Patrick
By David Salter
Michael Phelps and other swim hunks cover it up in the pool; Spanish tennis baller Fernando Verdasco bares it all for Cosmo; taking a stand against homophobia at Euro 2008; Danica Patrick’s boobs are turning some guys off; Joey Logano becomes the youngest NASCAR champ at 18; lesbians play rugby too; and Screech is sinking even lower in Hulk Hogan’s new reality show.
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