Tiger is Now, Lebron Falls Short

Apparently King James ascension to the throne is not complete in the minds of sports fans around ESPN nation. According to ESPN's Who's Now Tournament:

"LeBron James reached another championship -- and once again fell short.

Tiger Woods easily defeated James in the final matchup of the Who's Now bracket, 65.1 percent to 34.9 percent. The fans have spoken."

In the back of my mind I was thinking that James had enough of that cool, hip edge to beat out Tiger. Then I realized the voting population consists of much more than fans into basketball like myself. I think give it a few years and Lebron's got it locked.

Shaq vs. Tony Parker

The ESPN Who's Now tournament is down to the final rounds. Today voting continues for a head-to-head battle of two NBA stars, Shaquille O'Neal and Tony Parker.

Parker is the newer of the Who's Now star athletes. He's fresh off a recent championship win and a wedding to actress Eva Longoria. Some say he's the envy of many men with his Desperate Housewives star. They also mentioned on ESPN that Parker released a rap album in French.

On the other side you have Shaq, who you see just about everywhere. Shaq has movies, rap albums, has appeared on MTV Cribs, and has his own reality show. If that's not enough if you commit a crime in Miami, he just might be the guy to arrest you. I think comparing the resumes of these two stars it's obvious who's more now.


Vote on the Shaq vs. Parker matchup here (until 6PM EST).