For the Wallabies, This Year Is Decisive for the World Cup

In 2010, there will be usual interest in various tours, who wins the Six Nations and Tri Nations, and whether potentially the All Blacks and Springboks can achieve a touring Grand Slam.   But beyond it all will be how the big nations build towards a crucial World Cup countdown.   Naturally, it is too far out even to begin to accurately predict who will be at Eden Park when the final is played out... 

Formula One 2010: The Contenders

With a little over a week to go until the new season kicks off in Bahrain, here at Bleacher Report, we’re guiding you through the challengers for the 2010 season. Last season Jenson button stormed to wins in six of the first seven races, but this season looks to be much more closely contested. With four teams looking like they could win races from the start, this looks to be one of the tightest... 

Tiger Woods Needs To Thank Kobe Bryant for Keeping His Nike Endorsement

Tiger Woods’ press conference two weeks ago served two purposes: First and most obvious was to clean up his image. The second purpose, which I feel has not been picked up, has been to save what endorsements he has left. The Tiger brand has been hit hard since this news came out. His sponsors have left him quicker than a golf ball he hits off the tee. Accenture, Gillette, Electronic Arts, and... 

Tiger Woods Should Declare Victory and Play Golf

To say that there has been a lot of hand-wringing over revelations about the personal life of Tiger Woods is complete understatement. He led a dual life for years, reminiscent of a cold war spy.   Now, with sponsors setting speed records as they run for the door, and with a family life in disarray, all manner of experts as well as water cooler shrinks suggest more talk and more therapy. But visiting... 

Jana Novotna and Amelie Mauresmo’s Similar Path to Wimbledon Success

Two great players who landed the Wimbledon title at relatively late stages of their career, two players who were probably the best volleyers of their generation – its interesting how Amelie and Jana had such similar careers at Wimbledon; Jana in the 1990s and Amelie in the 2000s.  I would like to delve deeper into this scenario.  Lets look at Jana Novotna’s Wimbledon career first. On grass... 

The FIA Snubs Stefan GP Again

It was obvious for a long time to everyone in F1, and to the sport’s legions of fans, that US F1 were not going to make the grid in 2010. Alas, it didn’t seem obvious to the sport’s governing body, the FIA, that a team without a car is not well-placed to compete in F1. Although F1 commercial boss Bernie Ecclestone has been publicly expressing doubts about US F1 since last year, the... 

The All-Motorsport Power Rankings: No. 52

Continuing the rather bizarre series of F1 testing photos that have adorned the front page of the Power Rankings in recent weeks here were have Jarno Trulli. Jarno here is imitating what I imagine you see from the feet end of a woman giving birth. To a gremlin. This week saw the month of F1 testing draw to close (before two teams even managed to turn a lap) and it was those two teams who have stolen... 

What is Novak Djokovic’s Deal?

Perhaps Federer’s insane brilliance spoiled us. Perhaps too much pressure has been placed on the very talented, but very raw youngsters of the game. Perhaps we are all simply too hard to please. No doubt Serbia’s own Novak Djokovic would agree with all of the above mentioned thoughts. After all, we have been patiently waiting for the talented Serb to explode and challenge Roger Federer... 

Juan Carlos Ferrero: Player of the Month for February 2010

Seemingly far removed from the best days of his career, an eager and determined Juan Carlos Ferrero poured in a devastatingly consistent month in February to capture Player of the Month honors. Recording an envious 14-1 record throughout the second month of the season, Ferrero won back-to-back titles in Brazil and Argentina, while advancing to the finals of the 500 point event in Acapulco, Mexico before... 

Byron Nelson: Did You Know?

To truly understand the magnitude of modern day accomplishments in the game of golf, one must first possess knowledge of the game’s history.   This is the second part of a series that will explore some obscure facts about historical events and players that may be unknown to most golf fans.   The Glen Garden Caddie Yard What are the chances that two of the greatest golfers of all-time... 

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