When Orlando made him the number one overall pick in the 1992 NBA draft (one of the greatest draft classes of all time), I instantly became a Magic fan. The big man out of LSU quickly became one of the league's biggest attractions with his show-stopping game, which featured very little outside of dunks, and charm and wit off the court. So paired with my love of wrestling, there was little else I wanted to do last night than watch Shaq take on Monday Night RAW in Washington, D.C.
Shaq's wit was apparent from the opening sequence and he verbally sparred with Chris Jericho, one of wrestling's best heels (bad guys), who brought out his tag team partner -- The Big Show. Big Show is, well, big. He's listed at 7'1" tall and in the neighborhood of 440 pounds or so. And standing up next to Shaq, he definitely appeared to be that big -- though probably not quite that tall. The main event of the evening featured Shaq and Show squaring off, with the Cleveland Cavaliers center getting the best of it at the end, leaving fans happy with the celebrity host's participation in the night's activities.
What many fans hopefully didn't miss out on was the Starving Students Cram Session, which they could take advantage of while in Washington, D.C. or in any of our 35 locations across the nation. With movers who move much faster than either The Big Show or Shaq, we'll do everything we can to make your move both quick and safe and make it the best move you've ever had!
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Shaq Versus Show Steals Monday Night RAW
Growing up, Shaquille O'Neal was one of my favorite basketball players. In fact, he probably was my favorite player. When Orlando made him the number one overall pick in the 1992 NBA draft (one of the greatest draft classes of all time), I instantly became a Magic fan. The big man out of LSU quickly became one of the league's biggest attractions with his show-stopping game, which featured very little outside of dunks, and charm and wit off the court. So paired with my love of wrestling, there was little else I wanted to do last night than watch Shaq take on Monday Night RAW in Washington, D.C.
Shaq's wit was apparent from the opening sequence and he verbally sparred with Chris Jericho, one of wrestling's best heels (bad guys), who brought out his tag team partner -- The Big Show. Big Show is, well, big. He's listed at 7'1" tall and in the neighborhood of 440 pounds or so. And standing up next to Shaq, he definitely appeared to be that big -- though probably not quite that tall. The main event of the evening featured Shaq and Show squaring off, with the Cleveland Cavaliers center getting the best of it at the end, leaving fans happy with the celebrity host's participation in the night's activities.
What many fans hopefully didn't miss out on was the Starving Students Cram Session, which they could take advantage of while in Washington, D.C. or in any of our 35 locations across the nation. With movers who move much faster than either The Big Show or Shaq, we'll do everything we can to make your move both quick and safe and make it the best move you've ever had!
When Orlando made him the number one overall pick in the 1992 NBA draft (one of the greatest draft classes of all time), I instantly became a Magic fan. The big man out of LSU quickly became one of the league's biggest attractions with his show-stopping game, which featured very little outside of dunks, and charm and wit off the court. So paired with my love of wrestling, there was little else I wanted to do last night than watch Shaq take on Monday Night RAW in Washington, D.C.
Shaq's wit was apparent from the opening sequence and he verbally sparred with Chris Jericho, one of wrestling's best heels (bad guys), who brought out his tag team partner -- The Big Show. Big Show is, well, big. He's listed at 7'1" tall and in the neighborhood of 440 pounds or so. And standing up next to Shaq, he definitely appeared to be that big -- though probably not quite that tall. The main event of the evening featured Shaq and Show squaring off, with the Cleveland Cavaliers center getting the best of it at the end, leaving fans happy with the celebrity host's participation in the night's activities.
What many fans hopefully didn't miss out on was the Starving Students Cram Session, which they could take advantage of while in Washington, D.C. or in any of our 35 locations across the nation. With movers who move much faster than either The Big Show or Shaq, we'll do everything we can to make your move both quick and safe and make it the best move you've ever had!
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