Tennis: 5 Predictions on the Men’s Side From Now To Wimbledon

We’ve seen the Australian Open in Melbourne, and there are a few months between now and the second grand slam at Roland Garros, Paris, the French Open. There have been some stunning and groundbreaking stories to retell in just the last month, with the failure of Federer or Nadal to win the Australian, let alone reach the final; the startling run of Novak Djokovic; Andy Murray’s continuing... 

Tiger Woods Does It Again: Why the World Doesn’t Need Superman

He landed on the greens like a visitor from another planet, appearing during an era where the game had become boring and tired.  His strength, his size, his skills, even his skin seemed alien and otherworldly.  No one had ever seen anything like him.  He was more powerful than anyone we had ever seen, and he could drive the ball a mile.  His tee shots would echo across a golf course;... 

Super Rugby 2011: New Zealand Conference Preview

Another season of Super Rugby is almost upon us, and in two days’ time, the Hurricanes and Highlanders will get the 2011 competition underway for a 16th year.  2011 sees the competition take on a new format, where the teams will be divided into three conferences of five teams based upon which country they are from. Each of the 14 teams from last year maintain their positions in the competition... 

Super Rugby 2011: New Zealand Conference Preview

Another season of Super Rugby is almost upon us, and in two days’ time, the Hurricanes and Highlanders will get the 2011 competition underway for a 16th year.  2011 sees the competition take on a new format, where the teams will be divided into three conferences of five teams based upon which country they are from. Each of the 14 teams from last year maintain their positions in the competition... 

The 2011 Northern Trust Open Six Pack at Riviera

Welcome to week six of 2011! We must start off with a HUGE congrats to Bill Murray for his first win at Pebble Beach in more than a dozen years of trying this crazy pro-am out. The Cinderella story finally happens. Oh yeah… and congrats go out to D.A. Points for acquiring his first PGA Tour victory.   Check this out! Did you realize that the first six winners on tour this year have produced... 

The Hottest WAGs of the PGA

Golfers on the PGA Tour lead a blessed existence. They get paid to play a game that many of us do on our off hours. They get a boat load of cash thrown at them by sponsors, and if that weren’t enough, they go home to some remarkably beautiful women.  From former PGA WAGs to current girlfriends and wives, these are the best of the bunch. Golf is a frustrating game, I know—there are... 

Tiger Woods: 10 Signs His Game Is (Hopefully) on the Upswing

Listen to people talk about Tiger Woods these days, and it’s either one of two things. First, you have the more optimistic view that says his game is fine and he just needs a little more time. On the other hand, you have the doom-and-gloom view. In this view, Tiger will never be the same and will be lucky to win another tournament. That leaves the rest of us to think about what the actual truth... 

Kim Clijsters and WTA Movers and Shakers on Week of Feb. 14, 2011

Da Bears: www.TennisNow.com   As predicted, Kim Clijsters took over as the new World No. 1 on Monday, surpassing Caroline Wozniacki by 180 points. Wozniacki can reclaim the top spot with a strong performance in Dubai this week while Clijsters is idle. In failing to defend her title at Pattaya City, Vera Zvonareva fell further behind the top two players in the world. With 7,255... 

Tiger Woods Continuing Failures Punctuated By Spitting His Way To A Fine

Over the years of his youthful reign, we treated Tiger Woods as someone who could do no wrong. Many abhorred Fuzzy Zoeller’s reference to serving chicken. After all, Tiger Woods was a black man in an almost all-white sport. Tiger Woods was the best athlete in a world crowded by great athletes. We treated him as a king among men. We wanted him to win and overlooked his bad conduct whenever it... 

Egypt Cup Cancelled Amid Sharpening Political Fault Lines

The Egyptian Football Association (EFA) has cancelled this season’s Egypt’s Cup as political fault lines in Egyptian soccer sharpened by the protests that last week toppled Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak reverberated within one of Egypt’s most storied clubs. The cancellation of the Egypt Cup comes almost a month after the EFA suspended all professional league matches to prevent... 

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