2010 French Open: Samantha Stosur Sinks Serena Williams

Australian tennis fans can have faith in one of their own: Samantha Stosur. The Australian wonder defeated world No. 1 Serena Williams today in a stunning upset at the women’s singles quarterfinals of the French Open. The exhilarating three set battle ended Serena Williams’ run at Roland Garros, Paris, while sparking the Australian nation’s hope... 

Robert Kubica Refuses To Sign on the Dotted Line: Should He Stay At Renault?

The choice of team can often be a make or break decision for a Formula 1 driver. On one end of the spectrum, you have the damaging decisions to avoid, such as Alonso’s destructive move to McLaren, or Zanardi’s ill-fated blip with Williams. These left both drivers in a position of uncomfortability, and in the latter’s case resulted in the end of a career in Formula 1. Yet, if you chose... 

French Open Tennis: Men’s Semifinal Preview

Roland Garros—Paris, France We’ve found ourselves in quite the predicament at this year’s French Open. Three of the top four seeds have been defeated, with the perennial favorite once again shinning through. Barring the Eiffel Tower crashing down on Chatrier Court, it appears that Rafael Nadal stands as the clear and present danger to capture his fifth title. But what about the... 

Luke Donald Interview: Part Two

Last week, Luke Donald secured his first win in professional golf since 2006, when he won the Madrid Masters. The 32-year-old Englishmen beat young Welshman Rhys Davies by one shot—finishing the tournament 21-under par. Donald’s last win came at the 2006 Honda Classic, with his last European Tour victories coming back in 2004 when he won the Scandinavian and European Masters. However, a... 

Luke Donald Interview: Part One

After Luke Donald’s win at the Madrid Masters last week, he is looking towards keeping up his form at this week’s Wales Open at Celtic Manor. The 32 year old Englishmen fended off up and coming Welshmen, Rhys Davies, to win by a single stroke on 21 under par. Even though Donald is considered to be one of England’s biggest talents, this was his first win since 2006 when he won the... 

Simon Khan Interview Before His Pro-Am Match at Celtic Manor

Simon Khan, the 2010 BMW Championship Winner, relives the last two weeks since his victory before this week’s Celtic Manor Wales Open. After winning the European Tours flagship event, Khan has had a very busy schedule with the tour, qualifying for the US Open, and talking to the media about his success. A normal Monday after winning a massive tournament would usually result in a day’s relaxation,... 

Martin Kaymer Views on the 2010 Ryder Cup Course

German Martin Kaymer is one of Europe’s brightest talents that should be in contention for a place in the European team at Celtic Manor. This week is the Wales Open, and the players will be using the course that will be seen by a worldwide audience come October. When Kaymer first played on the course back in 2008, he was not a huge fan of it. However, the recent changes that have been made to... 

Rhys Davies Is Wales’ Big Hope for This Week

This week’s Wales Open has a home-grown hopeful in Rhys Davies, who has burst onto the European Tour. After coming through the Challenge Tour, winning an event in Morocco, and earning his card, he has set his sights on winning more on the main tour. Davies, who chose a career in golf over cricket, went toe-to-toe with Luke Donald at the Madrid Masters last week, finishing only one shot behind... 

What Giuseppe Rossi Should Do During the World Cup: Jersey Shore Cameo?

SATIRE — American-born forward Giuseppe Rossi was surprisingly left off the final 23-man Italian World Cup roster Tuesday.  It was the New Jersey native’s dream growing up under Italian-born parents to play for the Azzurri.  He spent his summers as a child near Parma, Italy at soccer camps. But it was not to be. “Didn’t make it, but I have no regrets,”... 

Roger Federer in the Rearview, Berdych Ahead for Robin Soderling At French Open

Okay, I owe Robin Soderling an apology. I was wrong. I am man enough to admit it. Sorry Robin, sorry I underestimated your game. Now that that’s out of the way, we can get down to the business of breaking down a potentially juicy match—up between the 6’4″ Swede, Robin Soderling, and the 6’5″ Czech, Tomas Berdych. Soderling has the bigger name. He has more buzz... 

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