Tiger Woods’ News Conference on Monday…Let the Madness Begin!

When Tiger Woods enters the room in Augusta to start his press conference at 2PM Eastern Standard Time, on Monday, April 5, 2010, The Masters will never again be the same.  “The Return of Tiger Woods” will begin, and the media circus that will shortly follow will be something we have ever seen before. What should we expect during this press conference? Will Tiger open himself up, and... 

Formula One: Is Jaime Alguersuari Dangerous?

  At least that’s what they said. When Toro Rosso’s patience finally ran out with the disappointing performances of four-time Champ Car champion, Sebastien Bourdais, Red Bull’s sister team made history. And they were about to receive a lot of criticism for their record-breaking. Already holders of the winning constructor of the youngest ever winner in Formula One, Sebastian Vettel,... 

2010 Malaysian GP Review: Vettel Wins with Red Bull 1-2

  Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull showed that why they were the most feared team before the season started as finally the Red Bull managed to hold up and Vettel drove the perfect race to finish a one-two for the team with Mark Webber coming in second.  Though rains made qualifying unpredictable with the likes of Ferrari and McLaren missing Q1, they stayed away from the race and though Vettel... 

Sebastian Vettel Wins a Dry Malaysian Grand Prix Ahead Of Mark Webber

I honestly don’t know what to say about this GP. I think it was always going to be a hard one, following Australia last weekend. As an Alonso fan, I am as red as his car! As a Jenson fan, well, I’m pleased he finished where he did, and as a fan of F1…I can’t help but feel a little bored. I know, I know, Lewis was fantastic in the early stages (and thank god he was), and sure,... 

Super 14 Power Rankings: Round Eight

Round Eight of the Super 14 delivered some of the most exciting games of the season. It also showed the effects of touring on some of the competitions top teams.  But before we look at how the teams stack up this week I thought we would have a look at who’s been playing well so far this year by selecting a competition Form XV: 15. Cory Jane:  It was a toss up between Jane and Dagg,... 

Andy Roddick Refuses to Accept his Fate

At the end of 2003, people were wondering who of the young guns would emerge as the future champion of the game. Andy Roddick was number one, ahead of Roger Federer, David Ferrero, Lleyton Hewitt, Marat Safin, David Nalbandian and all the others.  Roddick and Federer had each won their first Grand Slam that year— the US Open and Wimbledon respectively—and most of the tennis world... 

Moving On from the Miami Finals: Are the Top Four Developing Feet of Clay?

What can you say about the semifinal match Friday in Miami between Rafael Nadal and Andy Roddick except that it emphasized the anomaly of the top four players in the world not winning on American hard courts? They have not even come close—none of the top four in men’s tennis have made it to the finals so far in 2010 at the current Masters Series 1000 events—a place where they usually... 

Mark Webber Takes Drenched Malaysian Pole!

Well, what does F1 need to make it more interesting?  Slicks? Nope. Less aerodynamic additions? Nope. Re-fuelling ban? Nope. The answer is simple…good old fashioned rain! That was one of the most exciting qualifying sessions I have seen for a long time and it was basically all down to the wet stuff.  My suggestion for a 2011 rule change would be sprinklers at the side of the track,... 

Rafael Nadal On the Comeback Trail

Rafael Nadal’s game has come miles after the disaster it was last year. And it is radically different from what we have ever seen. Today against A-Rod, during the match, they showed stats of his shot-placement. If you draw a line midway between the service line and the baseline, it is that line where the depth of his ground strokes averaged around. Where they were short, they mostly hit the sidelines... 

The 30 Hottest Women Athletes of All Time

Almost all sports, bowling and curling aside, offer us a lot of entertainment. Sports give us drama, comedy, and action. They bring us hope and inspire cities. But without women, sports would not be as fun to watch. Women athletes have become more popular and sexy over the years due to the internet and men’s magazines. They have not only given us something to stare at, most of them are very good... 

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