It's been about six months since L.A. Laker Lamar Odom married reality television star Khloe Kardashian. After meeting for the first time just a couple of months prior, the couple tied the knot back in September for all eyes to see on E! Entertainment Television. The couple still hasn't been able to take a honeymoon thanks to an 82-game NBA season, but Lamar is enjoying every moment he gets with Khloe. In an interview on his own website, Odom said he can't get enough of her:

"Married life is beautiful," Odom said. "I can't complain at all. There aren't too many times in life where one feels like he finds his soul mate, finds someone who understands you. We fit like hand and glove. We don't spend too much time apart, only for work. As a matter of fact, I can't wait to get on the phone, get home and see my wife."

Khloe is busy filming reality television in Miami and has been firing back at tabloids, saying that she and her sisters are getting played by their men. She wrote on her blog that everything is fine and that she has a tough time being away from Lamar.

Despite PETA and other animal rights organizations protesting outside of the 32nd Annual Ed Block Courage Awards banquet, Michael Vick accepted his Ed Block award proudly. According to the Associated Press, protesters were outside of a Baltimore banquet hall holding signs that said, "No Award for Dog Killers," while Vick was inside giving his acceptance speech. Vick's teammates voted for Vick to receive the award, which is given to players who make comebacks from injuries or other situations to make a significant contribution to the team.

"I'm very humbled to be here," Vick told the Associated Press before the award ceremony. "I'm blessed to be voted by my peers, to be here, and this is an opportunity that I will take advantage of and cherish forever. It shows I'm making strides. I'm trying to do the right thing. I think I do exemplify what this award stands for. I think everybody has the right to their own opinion. But I feel like I've done everything that I said I would do, coming out and moving forward. My peers felt like I was doing the right thing, and that I display courage and sportsmanship and leadership. I value their opinion."

Other players who were given the award, included the Patriots' Tom Brady, Chargers' Shawne Merriman and Ravens' Dawan Landry. Vick has been working with the Humane Society of the United States and supports Vick in his endeavors on and off the field.

Several sources in the NBA are stating that basketball star Allen Iverson is having serious problems with alcohol and gambling. The issues are significant and are threatening his career. Iverson has only played in 25 games this season for his current team, the Philadelphia 76ers, and his points per game average has dropped to less than half of what it was just three years ago. Iverson recently announced that he was leaving the team to deal with his daughter's illness, but there are concerns that he "will either drink himself into oblivion or gamble his life away."

Iverson's gambling issues are well-known. He has been banned from casinos in Detroit and Atlantic City, N.J., according to Stephen A. Smith, who recently wrote an article about Iverson's situation.

It looks like Tiger Woods may be back on the golf course sooner than most of his critics expect. British website "News of the World" has obtained photos that reportedly show Tiger on the golf course preparing for a comeback. Some believe that the comeback will occur at the Tavistock Cup in about two weeks.

In the pictures, Woods is said to be at his home in Isleworth, where he lives. The golf outing lasted nine hours, implying that Woods was doing some serious preparation.

Besides defensive skills, Ron Artest doesn't have much in common with attention whore Dennis Rodman-wedding dresses, platinum hair and pierced body parts aren't his thing. That is until now.

You would think that Myron Rolle, the NFL super-stud who also happens to be a Rhodes Scholar, would be the kind of man who makes us proud. You would expect that his status as being the man who represents the future of the black athlete in America would make the NFL happy to have him on the roster of one of their teams. Not only is Rolle brilliant, but he is also tough as nails and fast as lightning. The man has the whole package.

But at least according to some NFL coaches, Rolle may not be committed enough to be a part of their league.

"We'll have to find out how committed he is," an NFC assistant coach said, repeating the sentiment of five other NFL officials who said the same thing.

There was a lot of controversy surrounding the last couple of times Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield stepped in the ring together. After a bunch of head butts and biting, fans and pundits alike felt like an era was over. But it looks like some people are trying to revive that era.

According to RingsideReport.com, Iron Mike Tyson, at the ripe old age of 43, is making a comeback. And his potential first opponent? That would be none other than Evander Holyfield. The website claims that a source close to the former champ has once again hooked with Don King to get him back in the ring in late 2010.

But apparently Tyson is leery about facing Holyfield yet again and other potential opponents include heavyweight Tony Grano (former cruiserweight champ) Jean Marc Mormeck, Vinny Maddalone and Derric Rossy.