WTA Sony Ericsson Open: Will the Top Seeds Survive the Heat in Miami?

Action gets under way this week in Miami for the ladies at the Sony Ericsson Open. The absences of Serena Williams, world No. 1, and Dinara Safina, currently ranked No. 3, pave the way for other top players to add a unique piece of glassware to the mantle—as well as all those requisite ranking points that go along with such a substantial victory. Certainly, all four of the top seeds must have... 

Tiger Woods Owes Fans, Press No Explanation For Private Life

  Read this carefully: Tiger Woods owes you nothing. Repeat after me: Tiger Woods owes you nothing. Tiger Woods does not owe anybody outside of his immediate family and the occasional paid off and now suddenly “the victim” whores any explanation for anything. These “victims” didn’t know Tiger was married, right? C’mon, please. How are they “the victims”... 

PGA TOUR’s Bay Hill: The Final Dance of the Florida Swing

Featured Columnist Andy Reistetter is onsite at the Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by MasterCard at Bay Hill Club & Lodge in Orlando, Florida.   The associated video is available on YouTube.com at the following link:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbgtOUSkXzs Bay Hill is once again be the final dance of the PGA TOUR’s swing through Florida. There is no doubt it is the... 

Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal: Two Different Paths to Greatness, Part I

  Some of you may have already formed an opinion about this piece without having made it all the way though this sentence. So be it. You have already made up your mind, and I really don’t care enough to try to change it.   For the rest of my fellow Bleacher Reporters, hear me out.   It’s true, I seem to have developed a bit of a reputation as a “Federer hater,”... 

2010 Arnold Palmer Invitational Preview

The Course : Bay Hill Club & Lodge A lot has changed between the time Tiger Woods sank a 20-foot putt to win the 2009 Arnold Palmer Invitational and March 24, 2010, including the golf course at Bay Hill Club & Lodge. Every single one of the 18 holes at Bay Hill has been altered in some way or another over the past year. Bunkers were moved and added based on the PGA Tour’s ShotLink data... 

Devon James Pictures: Woman Claims She’s Tiger Woods’ 15th Mistress

It appeared that the worst of the Tiger Woods Saga was behind us now that Tiger announced his return and finally took questions from the media. All the women claiming affairs with Tiger came out of the woodwork and all ate up their 15 minutes of fame. Well, not so fast. There is a new woman, porn star Devon James. James came out yesterday and announced that she is the 15th woman in Tiger Woods’... 

2010 Australian GP Preview: Ferrari Sprinting While Bulls Pray for Rain!

The most anticipated F1 season ever started at Bahrain two weeks back, but it turned out to be a very boring encounter with qualifying, the first corner, and a faulty Renault engine deciding the outcome of the race, rather than some real wheel to wheel action which was badly missing. Though there may not be drastic changes at Albert Park, with some predictions of rain, it may throw a surprise result... 

Tiger Woods’ Most Entertaining Playing Partner Possibilities at The Masters

With The Masters just a few weeks away, it’s time to look at the possible playing partners for Tiger and imagine the conversation, or lack thereof, when the two golfers exchange “pleasantries” on the first tee. There are a few that come to my mind right away and I’m sure most of you are thinking along the same lines as I am. But what would that be like? Who would the media love... 

The 2010 Arnold Palmer Invitational Six Pack

I knew Jim Furyk was due. I just could not pull the trigger on him last week with his rather poor history on the Copperhead Course. That history will now have a gleaming “win” in it. We did at least knock down a decent 8-to-1 payout with a top-five finish for Nick Watney. I was disappointed to see that Vijay never teed off, as he had been playing brilliantly as of late. The good news there... 

Why it Was Important for England to Lose in the Six Nations

After England beat Italy in the Six Nations in a thoroughly unconvincing manner and by an equally disappointing five points, Steve Borthwick was quoted saying: “Obviously, we want to win all our games by as big a margin as we can, but we did some fantastic stuff.” At this point, I knew it was absolutely imperative that England didn’t win their last three matches in the tournament,... 

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