Jelena Dokic and Peter Luczak Earn Australian Open Wildcards

Get all the latest tennis news from www.TennisNow.com   (December 25, 2010) Jelena Dokic and Peter Luczak were awarded wild cards into next month’s Australian Open.  After coming up losers at the Dec. 19 playoff finals at Melbourne Park, the two can now rejoice over their first round entry to the major tournament on Jan.17. Both players earned main-draw places... 

A Final Look Back at the 2010 FIFA World Cup

Well, the calendar year of 2010 is finally over and it turned out to be a fantastic year for football throughout the globe. However, despite the heroics of Inter Milan, and Russia and Qatar each getting a chance to host a World Cup, there was easily one event in football that dominated the globe. That event is none other than the 2010 FIFA World Cup that lasted a month in beautiful South Africa. At... 

Wayne Odesnik: The Tale of a Tennis Court Jester (on HGH)

Get all the latest tennis news at www.TennisNow.com For Wayne Odesnik, life has been akin to that convicted murderer—days and nights thinking about the repercussions you have caused, who you have slighted, why now, what to do?  Well, the answer was simple for Wayne: rat everyone out.  Obviously the only reason that Odesnik is getting his suspension suspended (really, that’s... 

Unveiling the Fantastic Four on the ATP Tour: A Whole New Level

Marvel comic book fans will surely have heard the news. The Fantastic Four will no longer be a fearsome foursome. The comic book creators will dispose of one member in the January issue. Who will it be? That will be  a secret unveiled early next year. Who are the Fantastic Four?  The Fantastic Four are a team of super-heroes created by writer Stan Lee. Their characters departed from the norm... 

Tiger Woods’ Struggles and the Top 20 Story Lines on the PGA Tour in 2010

With 2010 winding down, it’s time to recap the top story lines of the year. And what an entertaining year it has been! From the Tiger Woods’ saga to Europeans proving dominant, it seems this year has seen it all.  We can only hope that golf in the next year is as fun to watch unfold. Except in 2011, let’s hope Tiger is making headlines for winning tournaments.  Begin Slideshow  Read More →

Tennis Bytes: Of Wild Cards, Sania Mirza’s Parivar and Reduced Body Fat

Two matches for charity saw the No. 1 and No.2 players in the world faceoff in Zurich and Madrid. The matches billed “Match For Africa” and “Joining Forces For the Benefit Of Children” finished with scores tied 1-1. Roger Federer was victorious 4-6, 6-3, 6-3 back home and Rafael Nadal hit back 7-6(3), 4-6, 6-1 in Spain. The two stars rarely collide on the ATP Tour. The matches... 

Tiger Woods: Top 10 New Year’s Resolutions for Woods in 2011

To say that Tiger Woods has had a rough past 12-13 months would be akin to saying that the snow on the Metrodome was “kinda bad”. Both were quite awful for their own reasons. Since everything has some to light with Woods, he has fallen off the number one world ranking and failed to win a major this year; in fact, he hasn’t won one since 2008. For 2011, one can imagine that Tiger has... 

Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi: A Glimpse into the Great Rivalry

I think most people would agree that the current Federer and Nadal rivalry is greater than the Agassi-Sampras one. For one, the former two have retained their dominance over the tour for a far longer period and meet each other a lot more often than Sampras and Agassi did. While Sampras and Agassi clashed nine times in Slams over a 12-year period (1990-2002), Federer and Nadal have contested in seven... 

By The Book: The 25 Biggest Tennis Upsets In 2010

During 2010 many top-ranked tennis pros stumbled, falling from stupendous heights while their lower-ranked opponents accomplished the seemingly impossible. Such surprising results makes tennis a fascinating sport because on any given day a No. 1 seed may fall to someone ranked 84. The top 20 tennis players, men or women, are not separated from the rest of the field primarily by talent. More than likely... 

Merry Christmas Rugby Nuts

It is that time of the year again that all the big games are done in the Southern Hemisphere National and International Champions have been crowned and players and spectators are looking forward to some rest, time with special friends and family and to be spoilt rotten on Christmas Day. Yet for some fans there is the ever dream, wish that just once, even if it is only once that their team will be crowned... 

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