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Friday, December 7, 2012

12/7/2012- Changes to WWE TLC PPV, preview of Jets/Jaguars;Saints/Giants, more

Hello everyone! I hope all of you had a great week this week. Let's cut to the chase, shall we? Here we go!

WWE
The originally scheduled match between WWE Champion CM Punk and Ryback in a TLC match will not take place at the WWE: Tables, Ladders, and Chairs PPV. The reason being that CM Punk got knee surgery and will need a few weeks to recover. The match that will replace the WWE title match is a 6 man TLC tag team match between the team of Ryback, Kane, and Daniel Bryan vs The Shield (Dean Ambrose, Roman Reigns, and Seth Rollins).

MMA
Tonight, Bellator 83 is currently in progress on MTV 2. Also, tomorrow night, UFC on FOX will take place where the main event is between Ben Henderson vs Nate Diaz for the UFC Lightweight Championship. One notable thing to occur is that majority of the prelims will air on FX instead of Fuel TV.

NFL
This Sunday, the New York Jets will be in Jacksonville, Florida to face the Jacksonville Jaguars in the 1 PM game on CBS, while the New York Giants will host the New Orleans Saints in the late game on FOX. While there is no controversy for the Giants, there is controversy when it came to the Jets. Last Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals, Jets QB Mark Sanchez had a very BAD performance and threw 3 interceptions. Not only did this cause the fans to almost start a riot, but Rex had to pull Sanchez and insert 3rd string QB Greg McElroy late into the game (Tebow was inactive due to broken ribs). The insertion of Greg McElroy paid off for the Jets since the game was on the line, and he managed to give the team a win (albeit an ugly win).

On Wednesday, Rex announced that Sanchez will start against JAX. Although this was an unpopular decision, I wasn't very surprised at all by this. However, Sanchez must be kept on a VERY SHORT leash. One screw up, and he has to sit down. Now, I have no hatred towards Mark Sanchez at all, but he has no confidence in himself and I believe the best thing for him is to switch careers. The pressure of being in NYC got to him, and being a professional athlete in The Big Apple is very tough. As for Sunday's game, let's wait and see.

That's all I have to say for now. Have a good weekend!

-NYCKNP

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