Copa America 2011: Will Lionel "Pobre" Messi Cry for Argentina?

Copa America 2011 Results Are Not Favoring Argentina Argentina has struggled mightily thus far in the Copa America tournament and desperately need to turn things around if they are expecting to advance. Messi has been referred to as Pobre Messi (which translates to poor Messi) as of late and he has really taken a lot of criticism for their struggles early on during this tournament. As one of the best... 

2011 British Open: Will Luke Donald or Lee Westwood Claim Their First Major?

Rory McIlroy is the odds on favorite to win the British Open. That’s really undeniable. He’s not at the level that Tiger Woods was at in 2000, but he’s the closest thing to Tiger that we’ve seen since Tiger’s debut. But just for now, let’s assume that McIlroy won’t win. Who is the favorite now? Well, the top two golfers in the world are Luke Donald and Lee... 

2011 British Open: 12 Things You Need to Know About Royal St. George’s

The 2011 Open Championship will take place at Royal St. George’s Golf Club in Sandwich England.  Rory McIlroy is the likely favorite, with Tiger Woods still on the injured list.  Often referred to as the British Open in the United States, it is golf’s oldest major championship. Here are 12 things you should know about this venue. Begin Slideshow  Read More →

Amazing Golf Video: The 18 Most Incredible Chip-Ins on YouTube

Chip ins are a great thing.  This is because although requiring skill, virtually anyone can get one. They are best when caught on tape, because sometimes, as seen on this slideshow, they become infamous. Some videos are from pros, others from amateurs and a few are from hacks.  But all should be memorable.  Here is the list of 18 of some of the best chip ins you will ever see on YouTube.  Please... 

Roger Federer Commends No. 1 Novak Djokovic, Prepares for Davis Cup

Tennis Now   Roger Federer, the only man to have defeated Novak Djokovic in 2011, congratulated the new World No. 1 on his recent success.  “He deserves to become No. 1 after an immense start to the year,” former No. 1 Federer told the Associated Press on Tuesday. “When you lose so rarely, your confidence carries you a long way.” The Swiss beat Djokovic at... 

Mexico’s Pablo Barrera: What Does the Future Hold for the West Ham Winger?

When Mexico winger Pablo Barrera signed to West Ham in July of 2010, it seemed yet another sign post in the rise of Mexico as an international football power. Nicknamed “Dynamite” in Mexico, Barrera looked primed to make an impact on England alongside other young Mexicans in the EPL like Carlos Vela, Giovani dos Santos and Manchester United’s soon-to-be new hero Javier Hernandez. Upon... 

Serena and Venus: What’s Next for the Williams Sisters?

One of the larger questions that have come out of this year’s Wimbledon championships must have been that over the Williams sisters. For the first time in five years, and before that for five more, a Williams failed to grace the Wimbledon final. The women’s game is changing, adapting and the time for the new to root out the old seems to have just about come. So, Petra Kvitova is tennis’... 

Rory McIlroy: The Sweetest Swing Currently in the Game

When a player of the stature of 14-time major winner Tiger Woods concedes that new US Open champion, Rory McIlroy, has a superior swing to his at a similar age, it is little wonder why the golfing world is predicting a huge future for the 22-year-old from Northern Ireland. McIlroy propelled himself in to golf’s big-time last month when becoming the youngest player since Bobby Jones in 1923 to... 

Rafael Nadal Will Come Back to Dethrone Novak Djokovic Next Year

Rafael Nadal, winner of four of the last six Grand Slam titles, is World No. 2 today. Strange though it might seem, this player who is known for his warrior-like qualities and near-invincibility in finals, has been losing to one man in the finals. When he lost at Indian Wells and Miami Masters to Serbian Novak Djokovic, we said, oh well wait til the clay season starts. The clay season came and the... 

Changing of the Guard: The Up-and-Coming Tennis Players in the Men’s Game

Since the 2010 U.S. Open, a new batch of tennis players has emerged to prove that there will be new stars to ascend the Top-20-throne in men’s tennis. These athletes have extraordinary talent to go along with unique sets of skills that they possess in their arsenals. Many of these players have made impressive runs already in big tournaments while the others are projected to in the future. They... 

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