Jury is Out on Tomas Berdych: We Have Had Enough of You

Tomas Berdych has been very annoying this year. In fact, he has been annoying throughout his career. True tennis fans cannot seem to like him, because every time anybody begins to think “okay, this is his time” he goes on to disappear into the mist and out of the tennis circles. In his first full year on the ATP tour he shocked the world by defeating the then-No. 1 seed Roger Federer at... 

A New No. 1: Will Tiger Woods Ever Reclaim The Top Spot?

This week’s batch of Official World Golf Rankings that were released on Monday finally featured what we had suspected would come for most of 2010: That somebody would finally dethrone Tiger Woods at the top of the list, the first time Woods would not be No. 1 since June, 2005.   Tiger had appeared at the top of the list since 1998 with short reigns of Greg Norman, Vijay Singh, David Duval... 

Jonathan Byrd and the 16 Most Ridiculous Hole-In-Ones of All Time (Video)

Hole-in-ones are the glory shots in golf! They are usually a “once in a lifetime” type of thing, but some people are just luckier than others. They occur at the biggest stages in golf, and in the wackiest ways. In a one word summary, hole-in-ones are ridiculous. These are the most ridiculous hole-in-ones caught on camera! Begin Slideshow  Read More →

Andy Roddick Unbreakable in Basel Return, Keeps Pressure On Fellow Competitors

Andy Roddick was dealt a tough draw. His first round opponent in the Swiss Indoors Basel field was fellow American Sam Querrey. Roddick is 4-2 all-time against Querrey, but dropped a tough three-set decision in Memphis in the pair’s last meeting. This time Roddick came out on top in tough sets, 7-5, 7-6 (6). Roddick was making his first appearance at the tournament since 2003, where he lost in... 

Forest Hills Team Captures USTA Jr. Team Tennis Championships in AZ

As some of the best in women’s tennis gear up for the Fed Cup Final in San Diego this weekend, six junior players from the West Side Tennis Club in Forest Hills, NY are already champions.  The team won the USTA Jr. Team Tennis 18 & Under (18U) Advanced National Championships, Oct. 31, beating out 14 other teams from across the country in Surprise, AZ. If you hadn’t heard, USTA... 

Ana Ivanovic, Na Li, Aravane Rezai Headline Tournament of Champions in Bali

The British capital has a lot of things going for it, but the November weather is not one of them. By the time the best men in tennis reach London for the World Tour Finals, the autumn leaves will have fallen and the air will be cool and damp. Since dusk arrives at around four in the afternoon in late November, the players will get precious little daylight, let alone sunshine! In contrast, their female... 

The History of the WTF: Will Roger Federer Become Its Greatest Champion?

It is a given in any sport that happens to light your fire––at the end of the season, fans need to crown a winner––the ultimate champion whose accomplishments set him, her or them above all the rest.  For men’s tennis, this event rolls around shortly in November. The World Tour Finals, paradoxically referred to as the WTF––the latest moniker for the year-end... 

Rugby: All Blacks Hot Favourites, but Does Grand Slam Still Hold Same Prestige?

The All Blacks will begin their challenge for a fourth grand slam, playing the opener against England at Twickenham this weekend. Traditionally, this is one of the toughest and most demanding tasks in world rugby. But somewhere along the line, the Grand Slam seems to have lost its value. For those unfamiliar with the concept of a grand slam, it refers to a touring team playing, and beating, the... 

Golf Power Rankings: Tiger Woods and the Top 15 Players To Ever Take the Course

Every now and then you hear an argument as to who was the best at his/her sport. Almost every weekend, I hear some form of this argument and decided to put together my list of the 15 best golfers to ever hit the links. Please keep in mind that I am in my 30s and my view is obviously influenced by the players who use modern equipment. I do however include some of the “old timers” on this... 

David Ferrer Displays Grinder Role in Comeback Win at Valencia Open

David Ferrer hit zero aces in his match against Guillermo Garcia-Lopez on Tuesday. For most, that would spell imminent doom. Ferrer made below 60 percent of his first serves in the contest. For most, that would be too much to overcome. The difference with Ferrer is he doesn’t rely on these things to win. The Spaniard used his consistent baseline play and on-court intelligence in a 6-7 (3), 6-3,... 

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