Don’t Tread on This: A Look At the Future of the US Men’s National Soccer Team

For all intents and purposes, the year 2010 is over for international soccer.  That means that now is just as good a time as any to take a step back and look at where the United States Men’s National Soccer Team goes from here.  After winning their World Cup group for the first time in the nation’s history, becoming known for playing with grit and honesty and having a penchant... 

Rafael Nadal vs. Roger Federer: The One We All Wanted, the Dream Matchup

6-1, 6-4. That was the score of Roger Federer’s win over Novak Djokovic. Impressive, isn’t it? By virtue of Federer’s win over Djokovic today, the two players in the Barclays World Tour Finals are Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, a pairing we have not seen since the Madrid Masters in May. But now the question that springs to mind is, “Who will win?” Federer or Nadal? As... 

Tennis Kaleidoscope: Two Epic Semifinal Matchups in the ATP World Tour Finals

We just had an epic clash between Rafael Nadal and Andy Murray in the semifinals of the ATP World Tour Finals.  Nadal won 7-6(5), 3-6, 7-6(6).  It was a rollercoaster match!  Nadal finally closed it out on his third match point, and had to rally from 3-0 down in the third set tiebreak. Can we expect the same thing with Roger Federer versus Novak Djokovic?  Yes, but I have a hunch... 

FIFA World Rankings Top 10: Bleacher Report Edition

With the World Cup having come and gone over the past few months, the soccer craze has died down in America.   The post-World Cup FIFA World Rankings have been out for a while now, and I’m going to attempt the task of creating my own FIFA top 10. On some I will agree with FIFA, some I won’t.  This will have to hold soccer followers over until the new rankings are released on Dec.... 

2018/2022 FIFA World Cup Bid: My Personal Message to US Soccer Fans

Disclaimer: I write this as a personal opinion from a US Soccer supporter. The opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and are not of BR. Introduction Amy Grant recorded “An Adult Christmas Wish List” many years ago. I have decided to write my version of an Adult Christmas Wish List for US Soccer and the FIFA Election Bid, since time is of the essence. The Reality We... 

No Djoke: Novak Djokovic Routs Andy Roddick To Complete ATP’s Final Four

Excerpted from www.TennisNow.com   The weekend scalpers should have no problem moving merchandise this weekend for the Final Four of the Barclay World Tour Finals in London.  No. 3 Novak Djokovic completed the stellar quartet Friday afternoon by throttling American Andy Roddick 6-2, 6-3 to snap up the final qualifying spot.  Djokovic finished 2-1 in round-robin play and... 

Roger Federer Rocks Robin Soderling To Clinch Semifinal At Barclays

Robin Soderling had his chance to take the first set and the momentum of his must-win match against Roger Federer Thursday at the Barclays in London.  But like so many opponents over the years, it slipped away and so too, the match.  Trailing 5-3 in the first set, Federer forced a tie-breaker. Then, down 2-1 there, won four straight points en route to a 7-6(5), 6-3 win to finish... 

Rafael Nadal Rampages Into ATP’s London Semifinals

Rafael Nadal got mad. Then he got even more ferocious. Angered by a chair umpire’s ruling at 5-6, a raging Nadal erupted in a rare flash of temper, then rampaged into the  Read More →

Petrov, Hulkenberg and Kobayashi: Analyzing the Rookies of 2010

Formula 1 is one of the hardest sports in the world to break in to. When you get your chance, it’s vital not to waste it or you might never get the opportunity again. Six drivers made the step up this season, three in competitive cars. But out of Hulkenberg, Petrov and Kobayashi, who is here to stay? Nico Hulkenberg—Williams A lot of pressure was riding on the shoulders of Hulkenberg in... 

Tiger Woods: The One-Year Anniversary of ‘The Crash’ Heard Around the World

In 2009 Tiger Woods and LeBron James were on top of the sports world.  Woods was married with children and playing great golf.  James was still a Cleveland Cavalier attempting to bring a championship to the city of Cleveland. Now James is with the Miami Heat.  Once beloved in a segment of the sports world, he is now a villain.  His image has taken a hit in the media for making “The... 

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