No Mas Caption Contest

As part of our ongoing partnership with the Tribeca/ESPN Sports Film Festival, we have two tickets to the festival's premiere of hands-down THE most No Masian movie on the roster. What is this movie, you ask? A documentary about Julio César Chávez aptly titled Chávez, which marks the directorial debut of Diego Luna, he of Y Tu Mamá También fame (he played the rich kid).

The tickets are for April 26th, this Thursday night, the time is 9:30 p.m., and the location is the Clearview Chelsea West theater on West 23rd Street in Manhattan (we apologize for the NYCentricity of this contest, but what can we do?).

To win, you must provide us a caption for the illustration below (yes, we're ripping off The New Yorker but we consider it payback for the Tina Brown years). We're not going to give you any context - if you're reading No Mas, we figure you can manage that yourself. We're also not giving you any direction. Humorous, ironic, deep, shallow, etc. - you decide.

Send your entries to [email protected] and [email protected]. We'll print the winners sometime in the afternoon on Wednesday, so deadline for submissions is tomorrow at noon. Also, do us a favor and check out some of Andy Amato's other sports work. He's got some other good boxing stuff and a Pete Rose Phillies painting that anyone out there looking to bribe the judges should give some serious consideration to buying for me.

All right people - good luck and God speed.



For those who prefer to hedge their bets, tickets are still available.
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This post is part of our ongoing partnership with The Tribeca/ESPN Sports Film Festival which runs from April 25 to May 26 right here in NYC.