Four More for Bob Bradley Is A Commitment to Mediocrity

After months of speculation, and a summer of luck results, Monday finally brought the confirmation that Bob Bradley won’t be jetting across the pond to Villa Park and will remain USMNT Head Coach through the 2014 World Cup. Great.   Don’t get me wrong, Bradley has produced some unexpected and fantastic results. The Confederations Cup immediately springs to mind, as well as (albeit... 

England vs. Bulgaria: Five Things Fabio Capello Must Do To Save England

The World Cup was disappointing, but it has gone.  While some fans will choose to spend the next four years in dismay, the England staff and players must move on.  The 2014 World Cup is in the distance and is not the current issue for the England national team. England have been handed a tough Euro 2012 qualifying group, and it is a group they will start this week in difficult circumstances. ... 

Can Tomas Berdyech Bounce Back After His US Open Loss?

I have previously written an article about Tomas Berdyech and Robin Soderling regarding how I expected them to shine this U.S. Open, yet watching their first round matches I saw the complete opposite of what I expected. Soderling survived a scare against little known Austrian Andreas Haider-Maurer 7-5 6-3 6-7 5-7 6-4. Berdyech, on the other hand, lost 7-5 6-4 6-4 to Llodra. While it true that Llodra... 

U.S. Open 2010: Why Rafael Nadal Won’t Win His Third Straight Major


He’s currently the best player in the world. He has won two Grand Slams in succession this year: the French Open and Wimbledon. He’s the first man to win the clay Slam: three Masters and the French title back to back. He’s won more ATP titles this year than anyone else—five of them. He guaranteed his place at the World Tour finals weeks ago. He leads the tour by more than 3,500... 

2010 US Open Tennis: Rafael Nadal Looks Shaky in First Round

The collective sighs you heard last night from the TV commentators, fans and U.S. Open officials did not come from the great display of tennis in Arthur Ashe Stadium. In reality, they were because Rafael Nadal survived his opening 2010 U.S. Open tennis match against unranked Teymuraz Gabashvili. Nadal’s game against Gabashvili, the 98th ranked player in the U.S. Open and 93rd ranked player in... 

Tiger Woods: Details on His Post-Divorce $54 Million Mansion

So, despite losing over $100 million in his highly publicized divorce, Tiger Woods is still planning to build his mega mansion on Jupiter Island in Florida. It would seem as though his divorce from former Swedish model Elin Nordegren has spurred Woods to action, and he’s continuing his plans to build his dream house.  Woods recently took out a $54 million mortgage to build his dream home.... 

Tiger Woods vs. Elin Nordegren: Who Will Benefit Most From the Divorce

The old saying goes no one wins in a divorce; it’s just degrees of losing. And Tiger and Elin would probably agree with that sentiment. But now that they both have to pick up the pieces and start new lives apart from each other, it will be interesting to see who actually benefits most from their new-found independence. Will Elin disappear from the public, like she says she will? Will Tiger move... 

U.S. Open 2010: Can Rafael Nadal Make It in New York, New York?

The thing you have to admire about Rafael Nadal is that he wishes only to play the game of tennis, not talk about it. He makes no pretense of being the Great Communicator like his rival, Roger Federer. As pundits corner him and ask him to reflect upon the game and his place in it, Nadal simply shrugs and smiles, not really sure how to gauge his place in the game currently, or the past––or... 

U.S. Open Tennis 2010: Chelsey Gullickson and Other Hotties To Emerge

Serena Williams’ absence in the 2010 US Open has given opportunities for a lot of new faces and names to jump into the spotlight, even for a brief moment. Here’s a list of new young ladies that might not win it all, but you probably want to know what they look like, just in case they become household names. After the first round we have had some close calls for favorites, and even a few... 

Tiger Woods: 10 Reasons His NYC Bachelor Pad Will Lead to More Wins

Tiger Woods has purchased a pad in Manhattan to officially begin fulfilling his obligations as an eligible bachelor. With the weight of his impending divorce finally off his shoulders, Tiger has reportedly decided to leave the comfy confines of Windermere, Florida and take his talents to the Big Apple. Tiger’s move comes as a bit of a surprise, but it could certainly have a positive effect on... 

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