[...] over the madness is an eclectic group of local television personae and athletes sponsored by the weird sports, er, energy drink company. Entrants were held to three standards: distance (this being a flying [...]

[...] over the madness is an eclectic group of local television personae and athletes sponsored by the weird sports, er, energy drink company. Entrants were held to three standards: distance (this being a flying [...]

[...] And I imagine there’s a very strong possibility (probability) one of these images makes the 2nd volume of Weird Sports. [...]

[...] summer, Kehrer Verlag in Heidelberg, Germany published his first book, “Weird Sports.” He has a new weekly photo column on Wired.com and is already busy working on his next book, [...]

[...] attempt to chronicle the wild world of not-ready-for-ESPN competitions are found in his book, “Weird Sports,” which will be released in the United States on April 10. In Mr. Neelman’s universe, hockey is [...]

[...] New York Times blog Lens has a story and photo gallery about Sol Neelman’s book “Weird Sports.” Mike Tanier writes that “in Mr. Neelman’s universe, hockey is played under water, [...]

[...] try to account a furious star of not-ready-for-ESPN competitions are found in his book, “Weird Sports,” that will be expelled in a United States on Apr 10. In Mr. Neelman’s universe, hockey is [...]

[...] attempt to chronicle the wild world of not-ready-for-ESPN competitions are found in his book, “Weird Sports,” which will be released in the United States on April 10. In Mr. Neelman’s universe, hockey is [...]

[...] attempt to chronicle the wild world of not-ready-for-ESPN competitions are found in his book, “Weird Sports,” which will be released in the United States on April 10. In Mr. Neelman’s universe, hockey is [...]

[...] attempt to chronicle the wild world of not-ready-for-ESPN competitions are found in his book, “Weird Sports,” which will be released in the United States on April 10. In Mr. Neelman’s universe, hockey is [...]