Shaq Vs Ben Roethlisberger

New ABC reality sports show "Shaq Vs.," premiere stars NBA star Shaquille O’Neal last night. According to avclub.com, the show has Shaq as the host, who travels across the country to challenge sports professionals to a series of competitions.

And in last night’s very first episode, Shaq took on Pittsburgh Steeler quarterback and reigning Super Bowl champion Ben Roethlisberger. The challenge was to take on Ben in a quick football scrimmage and for Shaq to prove that he can beat "Big Ben," as he is known in the game.



Shaquille certainly showed that he is indeed a gifted athlete at anything he tries and seemed to pick up the steps and ball handling skills pretty quickly. Shaq certainly comes across as enthusiastic for the show.

Shaq Traded to the Cavs for Two

Phoenix Suns have agreed to trade Shaq to the Cavs for two Cavs players on Wednesday, according to some media reports. The Cavs were looking for frontcourt support for LeBron James after losing from Magic in the Eastern Conference finals this season. Cavs will send Ben Wallace and Sasha Pavlovic, the 46th pick in Thursday’s draft and cash to the Suns for Shaq. James has agreed the Shaq trade, especially because it should give his overmatched frontline a chance to compete with Dwight Howard in the playoffs.

Shaquille O'Neal MMA Challenge

Former LA Lakers player Shaquille O'Neal calls out an even bigger man, Hong Man Choi. Shaquille O'Neal has trained MMA and seems to believe he's pretty damn good too. O'Neal says he is retiring soon and he’s coming after Hong Man Choi and maybe even good old Chuck Liddell some day.




Shaquille O'Neal has been training for years, but he apparently spotted a weakness in the game of Choi Hong-man that made him decide to cast his hat in the ring—or cage. Hong-man was the giant Korean kickboxer who did us all a favor by beating up Jose Canseco for a minute or so.

NBA Star Shaquille O'Neal

Shaquille O'Neal is one of the most dominant players in the history of the NBA and one of the most quotable athletes of all time. O'Neal has won four NBA Championships.