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Shaq reality show pits him against superstars

By Associated Press

Cavs center Shaquille O'Neal would deluge Michael Phelps in a cannonball competition. What about a race across the pool?

We'll see.

The NBA superstar will star in Shaq Vs., a TV series in which the 15-time All-Star center will challenge top athletes in their respective sports. During one episode, which debuts on Aug. 8 on ABC, Shaq will swim against Olympic superstar Phelps.

O'Neal also will try his football skills against Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, box retired world champion Oscar De La Hoya, bat against St. Louis Cardinals slugger Albert Pujols, trade tennis volleys with Wimbledon champ Serena Williams and play volleyball against Olympic gold medalists Kerri Walsh and Misty May-Treanor.

O'Neal will negotiate a handicap with his opponents and train with a coach for one week leading up to each challenge.

''These athletes may be on top of their game, but I am up for the challenge,'' O'Neal said. ''I plan to train hard and win, so look out.''

Cavs center Shaquille O'Neal would deluge Michael Phelps in a cannonball competition. What about a race across the pool?

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