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"FacebookPinterest\n\nWho: Derek Jeter versus Alex Rodriguez\n\n When: June 20, 2005, after a throwing error by Jeter led to a 5\u20134 loss to last-place Tampa Bay\n\n What went down: A \"TV producer\" quoted on the Web site of now defunct Radar magazine claimed, \"A-Rod walked past Jeter's locker and mumbled something about his throw; then Jeter told him to go fuck himself and all hell broke loose. Their teammates were pulling them away from each other.\"\n\n What makes it special: Derek Jeter allegedly said \"fuck.\"\n\nWho: Martina Hingis versus Anna Kournikova\n\n When: During and after an exhibition match in Santiago, Chile (won by Kournikova, 6\u20134, 6\u20134), on November 28, 2000\n\n What went down: After a dispute over a line call, Hingis made Kournikova cry on the court, declaring, \"Do you think you are the queen? Because I am the real queen!\" In the locker room, the players threw trophies and vases of flowers at each other.\n\n What makes it special: (1) They were doubles partners at the time. (2) Kournikova actually won.\n\nWho: Vernon Maxwell versus Gary Payton\n\n When: March 26, 2000\n\n What went down: An argument during practice erupted into a fight in the Seattle locker room when Payton chucked a VCR remote control at \"Mad Max,\" who responded by hurling\u2026a five-pound dumbbell.\n\n What makes it special: Two players were injured and missed time\u2014neither of them named Payton or Maxwell.\n\nWho: A. J. Foyt versus Arie Luyendyk\n\n When: Shortly after conclusion of 1997 True Value 500, at Texas Motor Speedway\n\n What went down: As he celebrated his victory, Foyt observed rival racer Luyendyk arrogantly taking a place in the winner's circle and sucker punched him, knocking him to the ground.\n\n What makes it special: Luyendyk actually was the winner. A malfunctioning scoring apparatus had convinced Foyt otherwise.\n\nWho: Bears OT Fred Miller versus Bears C Olin Kreutz\n\n When: November 7, 2005\n\n What went down: After a long day of shooting at an FBI firing range, then drinking and bickering at a barbecue, Kreutz clocked Miller, fracturing his jaw. Miller then came at Kreutz with \"an unknown object,\" either a free weight or a board.\n\n What makes it special: No one was killed, despite the commingling of guns, alcohol, and two occupationally violent 300-pound men."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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