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Lance Armstrong Hits Up Palazzo And Venetian On Tour De Vegas

September 29, 2008 at 9:00 AM | by | Comment (1)

We got word from a tipster that Lance Armstrong checked into the Presidential Suite at Palazzo Las Vegas on Wednesday of last week.

He arrived and sat down for a late dinner at the Wolfgang Puck restaurant which is not particularly worth noting except for one thing: the place is called CUT. Ha! Cut! Because that's obvi what the L-Man is all about (being cut? You know? Cause his body is cut? Yeah.)

So then he gallivanted around the hotel and hung out with his other cut friends.

Official word:

On Thursday morning, Lance greeted fellow cycling friends Tyler Phinney (finished 7th in the individual pursuit during the 2008 Summer Olympics), Davis Phinney (1984 Olympic Bronze Medal in the Men's 100K Team Time Trial; father to Taylor), and Eddie Merckx (often regarded as the greatest and most successful cyclist of all time) in his Presidential Suite.

He rolled on over to The Venetian later that day to give a press conference about his return to profession cycling after 4 years. If we were going to make a triumphant return to something awesome, we'd want to do it up right, too: Vegas-style, natch.

[Photo: Venetian Photographic Services]

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wow

is it horrible that when you said "cut, get it?" i thought of something way more morbid and perverse than being "jacked?"
babysistah on September 29, 2008 at 10:18 PM #Permalink

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