Wimbledon 2010 Schedule: What’s Happening Monday at the All-England Club

One week down, one week to go. When play resumes at the All-England club on Monday, 16 men and 16 women will compete for berths to the Wimbledon quarterfinals. While we likely won’t see another 138-game set on Monday, we will see a number of the best players in the world competing for the most famous tennis championship in the world. The tournament’s top six seeds are all still alive on... 

Wimbledon 2010: Women Who Have Made Wimbledon Great—A Royal Tribute

Wimbledon 2010 has been a royal occasion in more ways than one. Sure, the current queens of the tournament, Serena and Venus Williams, top the seedings and have sailed through to their rightful place in the second week. Of course, Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal top the men’s list and have, rather less regally, sailed into Week Two. But on Thursday, the questions these players were asked related... 

2010 FIFA World Cup: England Out, Time To Introduce Video Replays

If you don’t know by now, England was eliminated from the World Cup by Germany this afternoon thanks to, in part, a shocking decision by the match officials. The game ended 4-1, so in some ways the goal that never was is academic, but it came at a critical time in the contest. England would have drawn level with the Germans had Frank Lampard’s strike gone in. England were in the ascendancy.... 

Big Fantasy Golf Day For Goosen and Micheel at The Travelers

The only four guys on my Yahoo Fantasy Golf team this weekend did alright, as once again, I gained ground on the final Yahoo expert ahead of me this season. I am now in the 86th percentile with Goosen grabbing me 20 points, and Micheel 18, along with 10 for Ryan Moore and Bo Van Pelt with eight. My season total is 3643 points, in the position of 20,595. Matt Romig of Yahoo Golf has 3701 points and... 

Has Justin Rose Finally Arrived?

CROMWELL, Conn.—Justin Rose has been waiting 12 years to show the PGA Tour exactly what he is capable of doing.       Rose first arrived on most people’s radar screen when he tied for fourth as an amateur at the 1998 Open Championship.  Immediately following his success 1998 Open, Rose decided to turn pro at the young age of 18, which was a decision that was... 

Mark Webber’s Red Bull Gets Its Wings – But Not In A Good Way!

There is a cartoon that you may have seen that has a bird eating a frog. The frog, as you might expect, is not keen to be swallowed and has his little froggy hands wrapped tightly around the bird’s throat. The caption reads “never, ever give up.” Obviously, Lotus F1’s  Heikki Kovalainen has this cartoon on his bedroom wall as a motivational poster, because his battle to... 

Vettel Wins Another Largely Dull Valencia GP

I realize many of you will argue that the Webber crash alone made this race at least a little exciting. However, whilst I agree the incident was indeed tense (and thank God both Webber and Kovalainen walked away safely), the resulting safety car actually made the race even more boring than it otherwise would have been. The start was good at least. Vettel sped away comfortably, but a slow Webber gave... 

Wimbledon 2010 Previews and Predictions: Seven Days, Seven Matches

After a week of absolutely brilliant weather, scintillating five-setters, scares to the tournament favorites and the most amazing tennis match that any spectator will ever witness, the seventh day at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club promises match-ups the likes of which we haven’t seen at this stage of a Grand Slam in recent memory.    Roger Federer vs. Jurgen Melzer Centre... 

Wimbledon 2010: Stinging Roger Federer and Limping Rafael Nadal Advance

  “The reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated.” Roger Federer could have easily used the Mark Twain quote at the press conference after his straight sets victory over Arnaud Clement in the third round at the All England Club. Federer has been the subject of endless debate this summer after having gone through two challenging outings in the opening rounds at Wimbledon and... 

Wimbledon 2010: Andy Murray’s Opportunity

Andy Murray has everything a counterpuncher needs: speed, consistency, feel, and intelligence. Plus, standing 6’3”, Wimbledon’s fourth seed has a couple of things that even the game’s best counterpunchers—from Bjorn Borg to Mats Wilander to Lleyton Hewitt—didn’t have. Those guys had to serve clutch and take care of their volleys when they came to net, but... 

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