I'd like to see your sports portraits

I'm looking around at sports portraits. I have an idea what I want to do with lighting.

I want to use a black background and do something kinda dramatic with the light. Some of the images I see look like they are done in HDR too, but I"m not sure if that's the case.
It's for a wrestler.

I have in my budget 1 alien bee and softbox.
I own a reflector and 2 flashes now, and 2 umbrellas.

I've seen a few shots with side lighting with 1 light. Would anyone be kind to share their examples? It could be any sport.

http://www.flickr.com/​groups/sportsportraits​/

Taken for the roster section of a team website.

Thank you both for posting. Great pic Darsk and Rob thanks so much for that group. I really dont have a flickr but i joined it and it's great they post all the lighting info.

All taken with one Alien Bee 800 and large Octabox...

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These area all great Christopher. Thank you for sharing your setup. I am really on the fence on what lighting to get but this helps.

I like them Chris.

Here's a couple from me.

1. 430ex camera right and a Yongnuo 56? Left and back a ways.

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Pworm thank you these are fantastic! I love them. Was the flash unmodified in both?

Thanks abbypanda.

Both flashes were bare in the baseball shot.

For the swim shot I think I may have had my little 18" soft box attached, but to be honest, I'm not 100% sure. That photo was taken a couple of years ago and it's one of my favorites from 1000's of swim photos I've taken. Not exactly sure why. Maybe it's the boys perfect hair