French Open 2012 Scores: Biggest Takeaways from Yesterday’s Results

The 2012 French Open is finally underway, and with the closing of the first two days, plenty has been revealed about some of the big names. Of course, it’s too early to decide who will win or where everyone will fall in the final results, but previous speculations are rapidly being confirmed and dashed. The second day of play at Roland Garros featured some big names on both the men’s and... 

Andrei Arshavin: Why Russia Can Survive Euro 2012 Without Him

Alexander Mostovoi, who used to be a midfielder for the Russian National Football team, said that his country can survive Euro 2012 without Andrei Arshavin. Mostovoi made his declarations in an interview published by RIA Novosti on May 28, 2012. Mostovoi based his comments on his experience as a midfielder for Russia between the years 1992 to 2004. Mostovoi said that Russia was too reliant on individuals... 

Rugby: Top 5 Blindside Flankers in Super Rugby History

The tenth edition of the greatest players in Super Rugby history series looks at the sport’s top five blindside flankers. Uses for a man in this position can vary largely, based on the team. Whether because of the skill set he possesses, the game plan of the team or the threats posed by the opposition, a variety of player-types have worn this jersey. However, if you were to describe the stereotypical... 

Euro 2012: 3 Questions for Italy After (another) Match-Fixing Allegation

Calciopoli lives again. Yet another round of match-fixing allegations have surfaced. This time hitting just as Italy get ready to put the finishing touches on their Euro 2012 preparations. While some players were under investigation in 2006, the current squad has been actively affected after it was revealed that Domenico Criscito will not be named in the 23-man squad for the Euros. This is nothing... 

Euro 2012: Olivier Giroud Makes Case to Start for France This Summer

The heralded “1987 generation” consisting of Jeremy Menez, Hatem ben Arfa, Karim Benzema and Samir Nasri—all born in that year—shared the bulk of the praise following Sunday’s France—Ireland friendly. The friendly in Valenciennes marked the first time those four had shared the pitch together at the senior level, and their potentials were on full display. Ben Arfa,... 

England Can Surpise All This Summer If They Are Disciplined

While Roy Hodgson’s squad selection caused a stir—particularly with his favour for many of the same players who let him down during his Liverpool tenure—with the correct mentality and structure, England can surprise all and finally bring home some pride and possibly some silverware. The English media have been clamouring for a style beyond the capabilities of the current England... 

Euro 2012 Preview: Team-by-Team Rosters, Managers and History

The 2012 European Championships kick off on June 8 in Poland and Ukraine, and as we fans get amped up for this summer’s excitement, what better way is to prepare than to peruse the rosters set to do battle on the pitch? From Sneijder to Schweinsteiger, Ronaldo to Rooney and everyone in the middle, here’s where the rosters stand.  By the way, the four first-round groups are... 

Euro 2012: Why Cristiano Ronaldo Has a Point to Prove with Portugal This Summer

Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo will head into Euro 2012 propelled by another prolific club season with Real Madrid and with the weight of expectancy falling more heavily on his shoulders than ever. With Portugal drawn together with Germany, the Netherlands and Denmark in the obligatory “Group of Death” next month, a barnstorming, unmarkable and free-scoring Ronaldo is essential to their... 

The 10 Hardest U.S. Open Holes of All Time

The U.S. Open has certainly never been a friendly or low-scoring affair. There was the Massacre at Winged Foot (and a gut-wrenching part two as well), the disastrously dry conditions at Shinnecock Hills and the terrors of Oakmont most times the Open goes there. Yes, last year Rory McIlroy tore apart Congressional to the tune of 16 under par, but don’t expect that score to be matched any time... 

Euro 2012: Why Injuries Will Derail Spain’s Pursuit of Historic Run

Just over a month ago, life was good for the Spanish National team. The 2008 Euro Champions and the 2010 World Cup champions were preparing for the upcoming Euro 2012 tournament.  La Roja  was on the verge of a historic international run, trying to win their second consecutive European Championship following up their title in the 2010 World Cup. Spain was considered one of the favorites in... 

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