2010 US Open: Could Tiger Woods Turn Pebble Beach Into Royal Liverpool?

You have to go back 14 years to find an instance where Tiger Woods was not the clear favorite to win a major championship.   Ever since he made a mockery of Augusta National in 1997, the golf world has been well aware of just what this man is capable of doing. That being said, a lot has changed for Woods since 1997, with the most dramatic changes  having come over the past seven months. Woods’... 

2010 US Open Golf: Stick a Fork in Tiger Woods, He’s Done!

Yesterday was set up perfect for Tiger Woods.  Phil Mickelson, one of his main competitors, had a terrible round. Commentators and fans were on his side. He was playing at one of his favorite courses.  The result? He was shaky all day, closed with a six on the 18th hole, and finished with a three over 74. One stroke better than Lefty. The he spent his interview time after the round complaining... 

Wimbledon 2010: Preview and Predictions

The ivy-covered gates of the All England Club are once again primed and ready to host the Super Bowl of professional tennis. There’s always a different sense of importance in the air when Wimbledon is around the corner. It’s not that the tournament is the most difficult to win, or that the prize money  is staggering compared with the other three Majors—the name “Wimbledon”... 

Wimbledon 2010 Brackets: Breaking Down the Women’s Draw

A fourth round encounter with Maria Sharapova could be in the cards for top seed Serena Williams, as the draws for the 2010 Wimbledon Championships were released Friday. If you recall, Sharapova famously defeated Williams in the 2004 Wimbledon final as a 17-year-old. This time, however, she would be facing a Serena Williams who is coming off her third Wimbledon title last year. Serena, who defeated... 

2010 Wimbledon Draw: 10 First Round Upsets To Watch For

The draw for Wimbledon was made on Friday morning in London, setting the stage for a fortnight of grass court action that gets underway on Monday morning. While Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal enter the men’s tournament as the obvious favorites, there is pretty good depth throughout the seeds, from the hometown hero Andy Murray to John Isner and Victor Hanescu. While the men at the very top... 

110th US Open: Day 2 Live Blog, Leaderboard, Scores, and Results

2:48pm CDT: Graeme McDowell finishes his round at three-under and is in the clubhouse with a two-shot lead. Signing off for the afternoon, golf fans. You’ll have a live blog on Saturday and Sunday and you’ll have great coverage for the weekend. Thanks for hanging out with us! 2:05pm CDT: Is anyone surprised that only eight players are under par over the last two days? 1:54pm CDT: Tiger... 

USA VS. Slovenia World Cup 2010 Live Blog: Results, Scores

Pre-Game:  Let’s hope Serbia over Germany was the upset for the day. But there’s a lesson in that game: Just because a team comes out poorly (or strong), it doesn’t mean that’s the true team. The same should be expected of the United States and Slovenia. Bob Bradley’s claim that it’s a chess match: not good. Even though the U.S. isn’t first in their group,... 

U.S. Open Golf 2010: Why Tiger Woods Struggled on Day One

It certainly wasn’t the worst way to open a major, but with an increasing amount of concern and doubt surrounding him, Tiger Woods’ three-over 74 in Round One on Thursday won’t scare anyone in the 156-man field. Woods was seemingly in his now-usual grind mode, laboring for pars, while rarely having a legitimate chance to knock in a birdie. He did have 15 of those pars, but he didn’t... 

Germany vs. Serbia World Cup 2010 Live Blog: Results, Scores and Analysis

Welcome football fans, Bryan Sakakeeny here to guide you through today’s clash between Germany and Serbia. It’s an exciting day for Americans and Englishmen as both teams continue their quests in Group C, however we’ve got a great game queued up to start the Friday matches. Germany enters today’s match with the most hype surrounding them after their 4-0 drubbing of Australia. ... 

U.S. Open Post-Play 2010: Dissecting the Leader Board After Round One

As Round One of the 2010 U.S. Open winds down, the day’s highly anticipated events didn’t play out as most people had expected. With Phil Mickelson struggling and Tiger Woods showing a mediocre performance, some of golf’s “no name” players have stepped up and delivered a mighty surge towards the front of the pack. So who stands atop the leader board after Round One, and... 

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