Tiger Woods in the Rough: When Did We Surrender To the TMZ Dogs?

You’ll have to forgive me for taking a tardy bite out of a thoroughly chewed upon subject, but I was on self-imposed hiatus when this already-surreal situation devolved into some cubistic trainwreck. It’s just too absurd to let pass without comment. By “it,” of course, I mean Tiger Woods‘ second public apology since naked, augmented skeletons started jumping out of his... 

Driver Comebacks: Do They Ever Work?

2010 seems to be the year of old drivers returning. Michael Schumacher, Pedro de la Rosa, and possibly Jacques Villeneuve will all return to the sport this season. Co- incidentally, all three made their last racing appearances in 2006, but how successful will they be after several years out of Formula One? There have been many other drivers who have returned to F1 with mixed levels of success throughout... 

Formula One’s Glory Boys

How do I define an F1 glory boy? Dash and daring are key ingredients. He’s got the wedding tackle to go for it, he’s a hungry wolf and the guy in front is a lamb to be devoured. Results count, wins are the crowning glory. Without success the would-be glory boy is just a wildman. He’s something of a bad boy, there is always a hint of villainy about him. For the glory boy, rules are... 

Young Stars Emerging at Phoenix Open: Jumpstart for a New Generation

Before Brandt Snedeker went on a birdie rampage Saturday at the Waste Management Phoenix Open, the void that Tiger’s absence had left on my ‘golf soul’ was beginning to subside. There it was: an abundance of youth—Camillo Villegas, Ryan Moore, Anthony Kim, Rickie Fowler—was perched atop the leaderboard. Suddenly, I’m revitalized. For the first time in a long time... 

Novak Djokovic Overcomes Rain and Mediocre Play To Win Again in Dubai

Novak Djokovic headed into Dubai this past week as the defending champion, carrying with him a bad case of nerves. He had good reason to be on edge because he was defending 500 points, having won the Dubai Tennis Championships in 2009.   Dubai remains a high water-mark on the tennis landscape and one of the favorites of the players who use it as a warm-up for the U.S. Hard Court swing through... 

F1 2010 Preview: Ferrari’s Felipe Massa and Fernando Alonso Start As Favourites

So here we are. Two weeks before the start of an eagerly anticipated season in Formula One. It will be a season encasing many intriguing sub-plots. How will Jenson Button do in new surroundings at McLaren? Will he retain the title? Will McLaren and Ferrari be at the front from the off? And of course, how will Michael Schumacher fare going up against the new young chargers like Vettel and Hamilton?... 

Roger Federer and Andy Roddick Battle for History

I’ll go back in history to paint a background that puts today’s Wimbledon final in perspective. I could pick any point and there are 14 of them on one side or I could pick the one that’s determined to add another one. The problem is that in the context of this match neither of those points are the most significant. A significant point in a tennis match is a break point. And... 

Super 14 Power Rankings: Round Three

  We are now three weeks into the 2010 Super 14 season, and the competition still looks like it is going to be closely contested. It was a good weekend for New Zealand, as all five of their teams won. We also saw the Bulls come from behind to beat the Waratahs in a thrilling finish, while the Brumbies sneaked home against the Stormers.  The most obvious thing we can see so far is that there will... 

Formula One 2010: Red Bull, Ferrari, Alonso Title Favorites After Testing

Formula One testing is about to be over later today. In the past month, there has been lots of speculation of how each team has prepared their new contender for the 2010 season. But unruly weather, red flags galore, indeterminate fuel loads, and lots of other factors have left the expected running order foggy, if not cloudy for when the lights go out in a fortnight in Bahrain. I intend to handicap... 

Champions League: Top Five Teams Likely To Win It All

We all have been watching Champions League and wondered what teams will compete in the final game. We often make a list of the teams that are more likely to win the tournament. Champions League offered us an interesting and exiting face-off this year. The best teams from all over Europe got together to play against each other and conclude the best team in the continent. This article will show top 5... 

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