Marc Pingris vs Kelly Nabong PBA Brawl (VIDEO)

Marc Pingris and Kelly Nabong figured in a major brawl during a game of the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) Governor's Cup on Wednesday, September 4, 2013 at the Cuneta Astrodome.

At least five (5) players from Globalport Batang Pier and San Mig Coffee Mixers were involved in the melee.

Among the players in the brawl include Joe Devance, Marqus Blakely, and Marvin Hayes.

The latest PBA brawl happened with 8 minutes and 11 seconds remaining in the 3rd quarter of the Mixers vs Batang Pier game.

San Mig Coffee was ahead 58-39 against Globalport when the fistfight started.

Hefty fine and suspension may be meted on several players. Pingris and Nabong may expect to receive the heavier penalty when the PBA Commissioner's Office announced their decision on Friday, September 6.

But who really started the brawl and who should get the greater penalty? Watch the Marc Pingris vs Kelly Nabong video below and judge it for yourself.

Samsung Galaxy Gear Smartwatch Release Date

Samsung Galaxy Gear Smartwatch
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The $299 Samsung Galaxy Gear Smartwatch may be land in public's hands on September 25, 2013. US and Japan release dates of the 1.63-inch Galaxy Gear will be in October.

Reports say that the new gadget, which runs on Google's Android operating system, can be hooked up with Samsung Galaxy smartphones and tablets. The watch strap will come in several colors, from black to "oatmeal beige" to "wild orange."

Users will be able to receive a call, text message or e-mail through the Samsung Galaxy Gear watch.

Samsung co-CEO J.K. Shin revealed the Galaxy Gear during the IFA consumer tech conference in Berlin on Wednesday, September 4.

According to Shin, Samsung Galaxy Gear will be on its way to around 140 countries starting on September 25.

Below is a video of the Samsung Galaxy Gear Smartwatch.

727-pound alligator: Dustin Bockman Caught alligator in Mississippi River (Video)

A 727-pound alligator was caught by a hunter in the Mississippi River near the Big Black River in Claiborne County, on Sunday, September 1, 2013.

The record-breaking alligator was snatched by Dustin Bockman, a UPS driver from Vicksburg. His alligator catch was one of several records established during the first weekend of the Alligator Hunting season in Mississippi.

Earlier in the day, Beth Trammell set the first record with a 13-foot-5.5-inch, 723.5-pound alligator catch. Her record did not last long as Bockman snare a 13-foot-4.5-inch, 727-pound alligator.

According to Bockman, the alligator "broke all the lines we could put in him. Finally [we] put a snare on him and got him up high enough and put a shot on him. All in all probably took us four and a half hours to catch him from the first time we saw him."

Below is a video of the 727-pound alligator.