Nadal vs. Djokovic: Can It Overtake the Federer vs. Nadal Rivalry?

It’s hard to have the greatest rivalry in your sport. So many different eras come into play, stats, primes, rules and the millions of what ifs? And even then, once a rivalry reaches that status it is forever questioned, loved by one generation and doubted by others. In sports we love to take sides. Rivalries allow us to witness wars, align with good or evil and create infinite debate. We love... 

Nadal vs. Djokovic: Can It Overtake the Federer vs. Nadal Rivalry?

It’s hard to have the greatest rivalry in your sport. So many different eras come into play, stats, primes, rules and the millions of what ifs? And even then, once a rivalry reaches that status it is forever questioned, loved by one generation and doubted by others. In sports we love to take sides. Rivalries allow us to witness wars, align with good or evil and create infinite debate. We love... 

Bethanie Mattek-Sands Joins Safarova & Dokic in Dropping out of Fed Cup

Bethanie Mattek-Sands will not be joining the American team in this weekend’s Fed Cup semifinals at the Porsche Arena in Stuttgart, Germany on indoor clay.  @BMATTEK tweeted out: “Im up! Unfortunately I can’t make the FedCup trip as I need some treatment on a lingering hip/back issue. Im up early and headed there now. “ As the No. 1 singles player on the team, she... 

U-20 Defeat Has Little Bearing on Future of U.S. National Team

With a 2-1 loss to Guatemala’s U-20 national team, the U.S. U-20s failed to qualify for their age group’s World Cup. Here’s a look at the last 10 years’ worth of winners and runners-up from the U-20 World Cup:   Egypt 2009 Winner: Ghana Runner Up: Brazil Canada 2007 Winner: Argentina Runner Up: Czech Republic Netherlands 2005 Winner: Argentina Runner Up: Nigeria UAE 2003 Winner:... 

U-20 Defeat Has Little Bearing on Future of U.S. National Team

With a 2-1 loss to Guatemala’s U-20 national team, the U.S. U-20s failed to qualify for their age group’s World Cup. Here’s a look at the last 10 years’ worth of winners and runners-up from the U-20 World Cup:   Egypt 2009 Winner: Ghana Runner Up: Brazil Canada 2007 Winner: Argentina Runner Up: Czech Republic Netherlands 2005 Winner: Argentina Runner Up: Nigeria UAE 2003 Winner:... 

U-20 Defeat Has Little Bearing on Future of U.S. National Team

With a 2-1 loss to Guatemala’s U-20 national team, the U.S. U-20s failed to qualify for their age group’s World Cup. Here’s a look at the last 10 years’ worth of winners and runners-up from the U-20 World Cup:   Egypt 2009 Winner: Ghana Runner Up: Brazil Canada 2007 Winner: Argentina Runner Up: Czech Republic Netherlands 2005 Winner: Argentina Runner Up: Nigeria UAE 2003 Winner:... 

Tiger Woods: 5 Reasons He Will Go on to Break Jack Nicklaus’ Record

18. It is the number that everyone agrees makes Jack Nicklaus the greatest golfer in history It is the number that Tiger Woods must surpass if he hopes to be known as the best golfer to ever walk the fairways. Currently, Woods sits at 14 majors. He has been stuck there for some time.  Woods’ one goal in golf has been to beat Nicklaus’ record. “From well before I turned pro, that’s... 

Hamilton Breaks Record but Continues to Miss Out on Dream

Lewis Hamilton broke a record in Malaysia previously set by Jim Clark for being the driver with the most Grand Prix with his only team. Mclaren nurtured him into being the credible talent that he has proven to be on the track and he has been rewarded with a long-term drive with the team. It is certain that more accolades will come his way, yet one of his own personally-stated ambitions has never materialised. When... 

PGA Tour: Masters Hangover? Top 5 Reasons to Watch This Week’s Valero Texas Open

Last week, the PGA Tour was at the center of the sports world for four exciting days. We we all watched 26-year-old Charl Schwartzel birdie the final four holes on Sunday to blow past Tiger Woods, Adam Scott and an imploding Rory McIlory to win the 2011 Masters Tournament. Rather than just sit back and wait for the U.S. Open in June, I’m here to give you 5 reasons you should tune into this week’s... 

PGA Tour: Adam Scott and Eight Others Who Can Win the Texas Open

The 2010 Valero Texas Open was probably the event that helped Adam Scott regain his confidence and become once more a dominant player. Scott did win the event, after all. And coming off the week of the Master’s with a T-2nd place finish, fans wonder if Scott can win once again at Texas. With picks already being made, he seems to be at the top of many leaderboards, but here are some others that... 

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