Tiger Woods: Fred Couples Made Mistake Giving Tiger Spot on Presidents Cup Team

Tiger Woods has been irrelevant on the golf course for the better part of two years. He is still fascinating to watch because he is who he is, but that does not change the fact that he is not a good golfer right now. Nothing Woods has done justifies Fred Couples guaranteeing him a spot on the United States Presidents Cup team.  Even Geoff Ogilvy, who is on the international team, was quick to... 

5 Golfers Poised To Break out in 2012

We’re a lucky generation. It’s as simple as that. We may have witnessed the most dominant golfer that will ever step on a course in Tiger Woods and have had the pleasure of witnessing the greatest wedge player in the history of the game, Phil Mickelson. But they are in the twilight of their careers now and there is a new breed of talent. Rory McIlroy blew the doors off at Congressional... 

10 Hottest Forwards in World Football Right Now

“Form is temporary, class is permanent,” so goes the famous saying. Most of these players would lay claim to both right now. Based on their goalscoring contributions, here are my top 10 form players in world football. I’ve tried to provide a broad view of the major leagues, along with taking into account international performances. Let me know if there are any others you think deserve... 

WTA Championships: A Preview of the Field and the Favourites

The eight spot in the women’s WTA Championships in Istanbul is still to be decided between Marion Bartoli and the female version of Andy Murray, Agnieszka Radwanska, but the rest of the field is settled and ready to go.  Unfortunately for the tournament, the defending champion Kim Clijsters is not there. Neither is Serena or Venus Williams. What we do have is the three latest slam winners... 

Rugby World Cup 2011: What If the All Blacks Don’t Win, Ridiculous as It Sounds?

What if the French were to score an upset, would it be the end of the world for New Zealand? Since beating the Wallabies, New Zealand has become a land abuzz with confidence. A country brimming in the glad anticipation of seeing a second All Black captain triumphantly hoist the William Webb Ellis Trophy. All that needs to happen is a repeat of what occurred in 1987 and for us to beat the French.  It’s... 

Rugby World Cup 2011 Preview: All Blacks Will Win Final in Emphatic Fashion

After four years of preparation, 40 pool games, two weeks of sudden death knockout games, we are finally down to just two teams. The All Blacks meet France on Sunday in a game that will decide who gets to wear the title of world champions for the next four years. Both teams have followed very different roads to the Final, with the All Blacks playing some great rugby along the way, while the French... 

10 Reasons Tiger Woods Is Back

It’s been a long wait for Tiger Woods, between health and personal issues we’ve seen his career fall apart quickly. Having him back guarantees more attention for the tour, higher ratings, which of course impacts directly in recovering sponsors or even signing new ones.  After 23 months of trouble and not hoisting a single trophy, it seems like former World No.1 is finally getting back... 

Rory McIlroy Falters in the Wind Yet Again at PGA Grand Slam of Golf

Rory McIlroy failed to hold a three-stroke lead with only 12 holes to play at the PGA Grand Slam of Golf.  Keegan Bradley bounced back from early struggles to shoot an even-par 71, winning the 36-hole event at four under (par).   The mark was good for a one-stroke victory over Charl Schwartzel, who rallied with a six-under (-par) 65.  It was not enough though to make up for his first-round... 

Arnold Palmer Set To Release a Hard Iced Tea/Lemonade Drink

The Boston Red Sox have been hitting headlines with booze news, since a WHDH-Boston television report was released saying that Josh Beckett, John Lester and John Lackey were drinking beer in the dugout during the season. Well in other alcohol and sports related news, one of golf’s most well known figures will be releasing his own drink. No, we’re not talking about John Daly here. Arnold... 

Roger Federer: Owner of the Last Great One-Handed Backhand?

It’s a lonely place for Roger Federer in the ATP’s top 10 rankings: not just because he’s the only Swiss there, but he’s also the only player that hits a one-handed backhand. The rest of the ranking elite all get that extra bit of oomph on the backhand side by taking the two-handed approach. With the way the game is going now, will there ever be another men’s Grand Slam... 

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