Tennis G.O.A.T. Debate: Roger Federer Trumps Rafael Nadal as US Open Looms

Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal are synonymous with the acronym “G.O.A.T.”, or “Greatest of All Time”. These two players are in the elite inner circle of tennis, along with Pete Sampras, Rod Laver, and Bjorn Borg.  Yet, among these five stellar players is the true G.O.A.T.  It’s just that the population has not been able to determine one, and only one, player to... 

U.S. Soccer: Top 6 Misconceptions About the Game from Soccer Critics

One of the most frustrating daily occurrences for soccer fans in the U.S. is having to deal with the infamous “Soccer Haters.” You know who they are. They come in many shapes and sizes, usually wearing the same shirt from yesterday and a flat brim hat on their head. They often take shots at the game, aimlessly poking fun at the same weaknesses their own favorite sport likely contains. They... 

Hungarian Grand Prix: Lewis Hamilton Has a Dirty Day, Jenson Button Cleans Up

Lewis Hamilton had a day he’d rather forget in Hungary. On a day when the fickle weather played more of a role in deciding the race outcome than it should have, we saw two bad decisions take Lewis Hamilton from the lead. On lap 47, the rain caught Hamilton out as he was one of the first drivers to arrive at a localised wet area, spinning the McLaren pilot and placing him in an awkward position. As... 

Hungarian Grand Prix: Jenson Button Wins on a Day Lewis Hamilton Will Forget

Jenson Button drove his way to victory at the Hungarian Grand Prix, as Lewis Hamilton had a day to forget. Hamilton took full advantage of the damp conditions in Hungary to control the first half of the race, but it was Button who made it consecutive wins for McLaren as Red Bull struggled to keep up yet again. Sebastian Vettel took the pole position from Hamilton and Button on Saturday and made a fantastic... 

World Cup Draw 2014: Are the United States Winners or Losers?

On Saturday, July 30, the preliminary World Cup draw took place in Rio De Janeiro. For CONCACAF, this was the draw for the second round of qualifying. There were 30 remaining CONCACAF nations, and the six top-ranked teams get to skip the second round of qualifying.  According to the FIFA World Rankings, the top six squads in the region are the U.S., Mexico, Honduras, Jamaica, Costa Rica and Cuba.... 

FIFA World Cup Draw 2014: Ranking the Toughest Qualifying Groups in UEFA

On Saturday, July 30th, the preliminary World Cup draw took place in Rio de Janeiro. For some qualifying regions, this was a drawing for an early part of qualification.  But in UEFA, it is the final draw.  Nine groups were drawn from six pots. Eight of these groups have six teams while one group only has five teams.   I thought it would be interesting to look at each team’s FIFA... 

Greenbrier Classic: Webb Simpson, Brendon De Jonge Take Lead into Weekend

Steady golf by Webb Simpson and Brendan de Jonge have them both tied for the lead at seven-under-par heading into the weekend at the Greenbrier Classic. de Jonge is a fan favorite of sorts having played his collegiate golf not too far from the Greenbrier at Virginia Tech. Hearing cheers from the Hokie Nation seem to elevate de Jonge’s game on his way to firing a second round score of three-under-par... 

Vettel Takes Hungarian Pole in Another Pathetic Formula One Qualifying Session

I wasn’t going to talk much about the disgusting deal that the BBC has done with it’s Formula One rights for the United Kingdom. But, after yet another pathetic qualifying session and coverage that failed to mention the new deal once, I’ve simply had enough. Formula One has been my sporting life since I was about six or seven years old, but as I’ve grown older I feel I have... 

Tiger Woods: How the Bridgestone Marks the Beginning of the Rest of His Career

By now, I am sure you have all heard the news that Tiger Woods will make his return to competitive golf this coming week at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational.  Logically, the Bridgestone Invitational is an excellent place for Tiger to make his return. He has won on the Firestone course on seven occasions. He clearly knows how to play well on the course, and feels comfortable. So, it should come... 

PGA Tour Confidential: Here Come the Amateurs

Pick an amateur storyline.   Tom Lewis at the British Open, Patrick Cantlay and Russell Henley at the U.S. Open, reigning U.S. Amateur champion Peter Uihlein’s campaign or even surprise British Amateur Champion, Bryden Macpherson.  Pick one. The amateurs are coming.  And what what was once a wide margin between amateur and professional golf is moving closer.  The distance... 

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