Exclusive Video: Canadian Skier Nik Zoricic killed in tragic accident during a World Cup event in Grindelwald, Switzerland

GRINDELWALD, Switzerland (Sun, Mar. 11) – The tragic death of Canadian ski cross racer Nik Zoricic Saturday left the ski world in deep shock. The incident was second of its kind in this year as Olympic half-pipe specialist Sarah Burke died of fatal injuries sustained from a fall during a training run in January.

Canadian Skier Nik Zoricic killed in tragic accident during a World Cup event in Grindelwald, Switzerland

The 29-year-old Nik Zoricic was killed after a deadly crash during a World Cup event in Grindelwald, Switzerland. 

According to details; Zoricic crashed into safety netting on the course’s boundary during a jump near the end of the ski cross course. He didn’t even move after the crash and was airlifted to hospital in Interlaken, Switzerland but was declared dead at 12:35 p.m., local time. “Severe neurotrauma” led to the skier’s death, announced by the International Ski Federation.

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VIDEO: Hawaiian Surfer Garrett McNamara Set New World Record by Riding 90-ft Wave in Nazaré, Portugal

NAZARE, Portugal – Garrett McNamara, big wave rider from Hawaii, recently set a new world record for the largest wave ever surfed.

Hawaiian Surfer Garrett McNamara Set New World Record

McNamara caught a 90-ft wave off the coast of Praia do Norte in Nazaré, Portugal during the ZON North Canyon Project 2011.

His fellows, Andrew Cotton and Al Mennie, said, “It was amazing. Most people would be scared, but Garrett was controlling everything in the critical part of the wave. It was an inspiring ride by an inspiring surfer.”

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UFC 133 Live Streaming - - Ivan Menjivar, Johny Hendricks, Mike Brown, and Rafael Natal Registered Early Wins

UFC 133 kicked off at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia with four preliminary bouts that streamed live on Facebook, as Ivan Menjivar, Johny Hendricks, Mike Brown, and Rafael Natal all earned wins.





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Round 1- Menjivar is the more aggressive fighter early. Pace trying to grapple but Menjivar will have none of it and we’re back to striking. Nice outside leg kick from Menjivar. Pace attempts his own with considerably less on it. Menjivar fires an errant inside legkick that leads to a break for a groin shot. Rogan takes a moment to plug the Muay Thai cup again. Pace finally takes Menjivar down and almost immediately takes Menjivar’s back. Menjivar stands and Pace attempts a rear-naked choke. Menjivar finally works free again. Round ends in the clinch. MMAFrenzy scores the round 10-9 Pace.

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First Ever Triple BMX Back-flip by New Zealand's Jed Mildon - - Photos and Video

New Zealand's BMXer Jed Mildon Created History in Action Sports Doing BMX Tripple Back-flip

TAUPO, New Zealand - The BMXer from New Zealand made history by accomplishing the first triple back flip on a BMX bike. Jed Mildon had a long leap in action-sports history by landing the world's first Triple Backflip at the Unit T3 Mindtricks BMX Jam in Taupo, New Zealand.

The 24-year-old Jed Mildon tramped the three rotations flawlessly during the BMX show in his home-town which was free-to-watch for public.

If you think this sort of advancement happens all the time, then you’re absolutely wrong. The first double back flip in a contest was done by Dave Mirra in the year 2000; which means it may be years before we see a quadruple.

A representative of the Guinness Book of World Records was also present at the Unit T3 Mindtricks BMX Jam to observe and endorse the record-breaking swindle that is sure to send shockwaves through the two-wheeled action-sports industry.

BMX Triple Back-flip Record: Jed Mildon in the air just before third back-flip

BMX Triple Back-flip Record: Jed Mildon punching the air after defying death

BMX Triple Back-flip Record: Jed Mildon just before creating history

BMX Triple Back-flip Record: Jed Mildon landed safely after successful triple back-flip

BMX Triple Back-flip Record: Jed Mildon on the way to record-breaking performance

BMX Triple Back-flip Record: Jed Mildon having been hugged after completing the pursuit

The video clip of the stunt has almost 2.5 million views in just 36 hours; so buckle up and enjoy the ride with Jed Mildon.

Benjamin Sanchis Made An Entry in the 2011 Billabong XXL Global Big Wave Awards

Benjamin Sanchis of Hossegor, France tows into a monster at Belharra Reef in the Basque Country. The ride (see video), at a break called Belharra, has made Sanchis a leading challenger in several categories of the prestigious Billabong XXL Global Big-Wave Awards, including biggest wave. (The year-long competition ends on the first day of spring.)

Video shot by Julien Roulland.

UFC 124 Results and Updates: Watch St-Pierre vs. Koscheck 2 Live Online - Watch UFC 124 Live Stream Online!

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UFC 124 Results and Updates: UFC's Youngest Fighter Charles Oliveira Lost First Time When Submitted by Jim Miller

Charles Oliveira wanted the submission, but Jim Miller got it.

Miller submitted Oliveira with a kneebar just 1:55 into their bout Saturday at UFC 124. Miller recorded his sixth consecutive win; Oliveira lost for the first time in his 15-fight career.

Oliveira set himself a goal of becoming the first person to submit Miller, who has only lost via decision. Oliveira started the fight throwing kicks, leading to a takedown by Miller.

Once they hit the ground, Oliveira kept throwing up his legs for armbars or triangles. Miller eventually grabbed Oliveira's left leg and applied the kneebar.

Going into Saturday's bout, Oliveira was viewed as one of UFC's brightest prospects. He won his first two bouts for the promotion with jiu-jitsu holds that earned him Submission of the Night awards, and he holds the promise of more improvement to come. The 21-year-old Oliveira is UFC's youngest fighter.