Rafael Nadal and a Narrow Win: Qatar Open, Day 3

The third day of the Qatar Open 2011 brings us news of the top-two players currently in tennis, Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal.  Nadal faced off against the Slovakian challenger, Lukas Lacko, while Roger Federer prepares for his match in the quarterfinals against the Serbian, Viktor Troicki.Rafael Nadal just barely squeaked by his second round competitor, Lukas Lacko,... 

Venus Williams Off to a Rusty Start in First Match of the Season

Venus Williams may not be completely out of the injury waters just yet. The former world ranked No. 1 lost to current No. 2 Vera Zvonareva 6-4, 6-2 on Thursday at the Hong Kong Classic exhibition tournament. After ending her 2010 season early due to a left knee injury, this was her first match since the U.S. Open, and is standing as her only warm-up for the Australian Open in... 

11 For ’11: ATP And WTA Predictions For The Year Ahead

For all the milestones and exciting moments the 2010 ATP and WTA tennis seasons had–Roger Federer won his 16th Major, Rafael Nadal completed his career Slam, the John Isner-Nicolas Mahut marathon, Justine Henin’s return, etc.–there was a lot of predict   11. Kei Nishikori will crack the top 20: 10: American men will go Slam-less: Fish: 1-6 against Fed, 0-5 Nadal, 4-3 against... 

10 Fearless 2011 Tennis Predictions: From Federer vs. Nadal to a New No. 1

The 2011 tennis season is under way, and already the tennis world has zeroed in on the biggest game in town—potential showdowns between the No. 1 and No. 2-ranked players in the world, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer respectively. They are both facing some stiff competition in Doha at the Qatar ExxonMobil Open as the final eight head into quarterfinal action. With the return to action of Juan... 

Tiger Woods: 10 Bold Predictions for Eldrick in 2011

When Tiger Woods says that he does not want to be as good as he was when he was at his best, but wants to be better, the golfing world ought to take note. There is no doubt that the world No. 2 has targeted 2011 as the year that he regains his crown—and it would require a brave man to dispute his ability of doing so. He has been perfecting his swing for some time with coach, Steve Foley, and... 

Wide-Open Fairways and Headlines: 2011 PGA Tour Preview

The PGA Tour kicks off its 2011 season with the Hyundai Tournament of Champions in Kapalua, Hawaii, an event that features the champions of tournaments during the 2010 season. At the opening event, there will be usual names like Ernie Els, who won two events in 2010 including the WGC CA Championship in Doral; and reigning U.S. Open Champion Graeme McDowell. There are also some different names on the... 

Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer and Doha Highlights: Day 2

Get all the latest tennis news from www.TennisNow.com   (January 5, 2011)  Tennis in Doha at the Qatar Open 2011 brings another day of exciting scores with some of the top players in the world playing to reach the finals. This past day has brought us matches by both Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer, the two of whom were playing qualifier matches and are expected to reach... 

Roger Federer Hits Latest Tweener During Qatar Open

Get all the latest tennis news from www.TennisNow.com (January 4, 2011) There’s one thing most fans secretly hope for when watching Roger Federer play tennis, the beloved tweener shot. For those lucky enough to attend to the Qatar ExxonMobil Open today, the former No.1 gave his devoted fans exactly what they wanted. It was Federer’s first match of the season, the 16-time Grand... 

Six Nations XV: The Best Of England, France, Ireland, Scotland, Wales and Italy

With the World Cup only nine months away, the Six Nations provides the Northern Hemisphere’s elite with their last chance to shine on the International stage and push for a place in their respective squads for the main event in New Zealand. There is plenty of time for individuals on the fringe to put forward their case for selection. However, there are a number of stand-out players from each... 

Tiger Woods: When and Where His Wins Will Come In 2011

The wins came fast and furious for Tiger Woods for the first 13 years of his professional career. However, not so much in year 14. Amazingly, the golfer who had won 71 PGA tournaments and had 91 overall professional wins in his first 13 years, did not win a single tournament in 2010. Coming off the scandal that rocked his private life late in 2009 and into 2010, Woods struggled on the golf course the... 

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