Some pegs stick too much on the extremely cheap violins, so you practically need a champion weight lifter to help you tune it.
The practically super-human bicycling champion Lance Armstrong is host, and Sheryl Crow (above, with Mr. Armstrong), his fiancée, is the musical guest.
Before Serena Williams's victory, the Australian Open's defending champion, Victoria Azarenka, practically danced into Rod Laver Arena for her match and said she was starting to find some rhythm after beating Eleni Daniilidou, 6-1, 6-0, in 55 minutes.
Practically everyone expected Freeway League champion La Habra (10-2) to make it to the semifinals.
Paul Sammon, writer for Cinefantastique, said that the former champion bodybuilder was practically the "living incarnation of one of Frazetta's paperback illustrations".
"We are practically sisters," the three-time world champion said.
"We all think we are direct descendants of Sophocles, practically authors of the democracy that champions individuals," says Kremezi.
The full galaxy was on hand, including Jack Dempsey, Gene Tunney, and Joe Louis, the têtes de cuvée of former-champion society; ordinary former heavyweight champions, like Max Baer and Jim Braddock, slipped through the ropes practically unnoticed.
However, following the announcement of his impending retirement, there's no doubting that whatever the results, the soon-to-be 20-time champion jump jockey will be firmly in practically every spotlight.
