Men’s Tennis: Ivan Lendl Offers to Help Andy Murray, Novak Djokovic Cruises

Several pieces of tennis news struck the minds of the fans today. The press intimation of Ivan Lendl that he would consider seriously lending some coaching aid to Andy Murray and the continued, fearsome progress of Novak Djokovic, as he clocked his 20th-straight win this season. There were, however, other equally eyebrow-raising results—not least of which was probably Juan Martin Del Potro’s... 

Rafael Nadal or Roger Federer: Who Has the Best Tennis Grand Slam?

For those that bet on tennis, Federer and Nadal are as dependable as each other. They rarely suffer upsets, can normally be backed to win in straight sets and are as bankable as Abu Dhabi Bonds. Now, they both can proudly say they have won all four Grand Slams. This feat has only been accomplished by five other great tennis players, with many others ultimately falling short. So, whose slam is better? This... 

Vitaly and Oksana at F1 Melbourne: Triumph and Tears for the Sport’s Odd Couple

There are a number of big stories about the 2011 Melbourne F1 Grand Prix. One of the biggest is that Vitaly Petrov scored third place for Lotus-Renault, which also made him third in the driver’s championship table because it was the first event of the year. It was a moment of triumph for Petrov, who was often disparaged in 2010, and a moment for tears from his manager, Oksana Kosachenko.... 

Neymar: Is Brazil Star the Next Pele, Ronaldinho and Ronaldo Rolled Into One?

At only 19 years old, Neymar da Silva Santos Junior already feels like a veteran of his reputation. The Brazilian has predictably been dubbed “the next Pele”, “the next Ronaldo”, and even “the next Pele, Ronaldo and Ronaldinho rolled into one”. It comes with the territory when you bring a certain panache to the legendary yellow shirt—but is Neymar the... 

Jose Mourinho Hours from England National Team Job: Better Fit Than Capello?

Jose Mourinho, who holds a special place in the hearts of most neutral English football fans, has revealed over the weekend that he very nearly became England manager in 2007 when Steve McLaren departed the post. Instead, Fabio Capello took charge, qualified at a canter and then saw his team eliminated from the World Cup with barely a whimper. Mourinho, one of the few managers of a so-called Big Four... 

Brazil Outclass the Scottish on All Levels as Neymar and Liverpool Lucas Shine

A packed Emirates Stadium on Sunday was treated to a rare display of top-level football as a renewed Brazilian squad took to the field. Brazil was still without the presence of their top midfielder, Paulo Ganso, but even so were able to dominate proceedings versus a much-inferior Scottish national side. As expected, the Scots spent most of the time chasing shadows as Brazil touched the ball around,... 

2011 Australian GP Review: Vettel Dominates While Rest Watches

Sebastian Vettel, the reigning world champion had no problems winning the 2011 Australian GP a race which he dominated from pole and he won without even a challenge. Vettel and Red Bull once again looked dominant and if the likes of McLaren and Ferrari have any decent shot at the title, then they drastically need to cut the distance or else Red Bull will have the titles by midseason. Lewis Hamilton... 

Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer: A Breakdown in Natural and Honed Talent

Who is more naturally talented, Rafael Nadal or Roger Federer? I ask this question because for some reason it interests people, and they tend to believe that a naturally gifted player is superior to a less naturally gifted player, even if the latter has a better record. First of all, there seems to be no universally-accepted definition. If you say a player is a naturally talented tennis player, do... 

Martin Laird and the 5 Lessons We Learned at the Arnold Palmer Invitational

This week Martin Laird won. Who? Martin Laird. That’s right. After four rounds of golf he came out on top by one stroke over Steve Marino, who still has never won on the PGA Tour.  With the top golfers in the world in the field, there was a lot to be learned from how they played. So what are this week’s lessons?  Begin Slideshow  Read More →

US Soccer: 5 Things We Learned About the United States Against Argentina

On Saturday night, the United States took on one of the best international teams in the world. Argentina feature the world’s best player, Lionel Messi, and the talent certainly does not stop there. For the first 45 minutes, Messi and Co. put on a passing clinic, as the Argentine side hardly faced any adversity. While they put on a show, the U.S. looked lost while chasing the ball, and they finally... 

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