Miami Tennis Masters: Draw Bursts Open for Another Novak Djokovic Surge

The Sony Ericsson Open, the second of the two giant North American Masters, is a conclusive full stop between tennis’s first hard court season and the arrival of two unbroken months of clay. And while the opening week of April may see a handful of players make their transition to the red stuff in Casablanca or Houston—the only ATP event in the U.S. on clay—the spotlight turns unwaveringly... 

Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic or Rafael Nadal: Who Will Win the Ratings Game?

We all aspire to be No. 1 in something. For most it means attaining an enviable status like being the best-looking or the richest. In sports, however, it is being the best there is—like winning the World Series or the Super Bowl.  In tennis, it means being ranked No. 1. Since 1973, 24 men have been ranked No. 1 for varying degrees of time.  Currently there is a new player hoping to... 

USA vs. Argentina: International Friendly Preview

For more of the author’s work, visit SoccReligious.  After a disappointing cancellation last month for the Egypt friendly, the United States men’s national team hits the field for the first time since January The last time out saw Bob Bradley field a younger, experimental side, and the 1-1 draw against Chile helped uncover several young talents on the international stage. In total,... 

2011 Arnold Palmer Invitational: Tiger Woods Near Lead with 2nd Round 68

All is not lost. Tiger Woods can still shoot under par. The sun will come out Saturday and Sunday. With a second round 68, Woods is in sixth place at Arnold Palmer’s Bay Hill Invitational, poised for a weekend charge on a course where he has six victories.  Can the stars align? The 68 could have been better, according to Woods. “I left a lot of putts dead center short,” he said... 

Former PGA Tour Commissioner Beman Subject of "Golf’s Driving Force"

Right now, the cover is white, like the Beatles album, and the content is sure to be just as juicy no matter what the publishers eventually pick for the outside of it.  Deane Beman, second commissioner of the PGA Tour, has finally cooperated on a book about his tenure as head of one of the most successful sports organizations in the US.  One reason the PGA Tour has been successful is that... 

USA vs. Argentina: Q&A with Former U.S. National Team Goalkeeper Tony Meola

Bleacher Report’s Jo-Ryan Salazar talked with Tony Meola ahead of the USA’s international friendly with Argentina on March 26. Q: Give us your take on the state of soccer in the USA. How has it improved since you hung up your cleats? A: Well, it’s only a couple of years ago, but over the course of a 20-year career, it has grown in leaps and bounds. And I can say the biggest improvement... 

Euro 2012 Preview: John Terry Set To Start Second Stint as England’s Captain

Wales vs England Gary Speed will be taking charge of his first competitive game as the Wales coach against England, hoping to spot the perfect record of Fabio Capello’s men so far in the Euro 2012 qualifier campaign. Wales have an exactly opposite record to England, having lost all of their qualifying matches, which has culminated in John Toshack leaving his position. Gary Speed will undoubtedly... 

U.S. Mens National Team: Power Ranking the Teams Best XI WAG’s

With the US Men’s National Team due to play their first games of 2011 against Argentina and Paraguay this week, head coach Bob Bradley will have to choose his best XI to go into action. Rather than choose the squad’s best XI players, it can be slightly more fun and aesthetically pleasing to choose the squads best XI Wives and Girlfriends. So here is the countdown from 11 to one, as to the... 

U.S. National Team: Stuart Holden Injury Worst News Since Charlie Davies Car Accident

Twenty-six stitches and six months. The second significant injury in two years. Not much else could go wrong for Stuart Holden. The same could be said for a number of players on the U.S. national team. During the same weekend when Charlie Davies made a triumphant return to a senior level professional soccer side, scoring two goals for the MLS’s DC United, the most exciting and most improved addition... 

Novak Djokovic Closing in on No. 1 Spot in ATP World Tennis Rankings

For so long now, Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal have been regarded as the two best tennis players in the world. However, it appears that Novak Djokovic is highly likely to overtake the pair by the end of the year. Almost the perennial No. 3 in the Men’s Singles ATP world rankings, Djokovic has made an explosive start to 2011, winning 18 straight matches and taking three titles, including the... 

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