Roger Federer: Swiss Star Will Continue Reign as World No.1

Roger Federer may have stumbled at the U.S. Open, but the Swiss legend is still the best tennis player in the world, and he will continue his stranglehold on the top of the ATP World Tour rankings for the foreseeable future. Andy Murray is playing at an extremely high level; his defeat of Federer in the Olympics, in addition to his most recent win over Novak Djokovic in the U.S. Open final, make him... 

11 Things We Learned from Tuesday’s World Cup Qualifiers

Tuesday’s second round of 2014 World Cup qualifiers saw much of the same from the big names expected to make a run for Brazil. One blowout reigned supreme over all the others, while several nations continue to underachieve despite excellent performances just a few days ago. Other countries made amends for poor showings last Thursday, with hope now restored for some groups of fans. As the opening... 

USMNT: After 2 Different Results Against Jamaica, Which Team Is the Real US?

Will the real USMNT please stand up? The United States men’s national team is back atop its qualification group after beating Jamaica 1-0 on Tuesday night in CONCACAF World Cup qualifying. The U.S. benefited from strong performances throughout the pitch, with right-sided midfielder Graham Zusi and right-back Steve Cherundolo especially standing out. Central midfielder Danny Williams and central... 

FedEx Cup Standings 2012: Why Phil Mickelson Will Challenge Rory McIlroy

Phil Mickelson has been a spectator for most of the summer, having won only one PGA tournament all year. That tournament, incidentally, was way back in February at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, where he hauled in a $1.1 million purse. Now, with the final tournament of the PGA season approaching and the top five players in the standings solidified, Phil is playing some of his best golf... 

US Open 2012: Ranking the Biggest Disappointments at Flushing Meadows

As another US Open closes, it’s time to reflect on who made the biggest breakthroughs and who failed to live up to expectations. On the men’s side, the “Big Four” secured the major titles, with Andy Murray capturing his first on a blustery Monday afternoon. The women’s side saw breakthrough players such as Sara Errani and compatriot Roberta Vinici, as well as a very dominate... 

Picking a Best XI from Tuesday’s World Cup Qualifiers

Last night saw yet another plethora of thrilling matches from across the globe, as the international teams of the world competed for a place at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. Notable upsets included Jordan beating the heavily fancied Australians 2-1 in Asian qualifying, as well as Euro 2012 hosts Ukraine getting a hearty away draw with big-guns England. The USA managed to take a crucial three... 

United States vs. Jamaica: 5 Things We Learned from Team USA’s 1-0 Win

It wasn’t stylish, it wasn’t pretty and it sure wasn’t over until the final whistle blew, but the United States exacted its revenge Tuesday night, winning 1-0 over Jamaica in a pivotal World Cup qualifying match. Coming off an absolutely heartbreaking—and I’d say embarrassing—1-0 loss to Jamaica four days prior, the United States national team had to win and grab... 

Georgia vs Spain: La Roja Doesn’t Need to Worry After Tight 1-0 Win

Though a 1-0 victory against Georgia by way of a late, 86th minute goal doesn’t sound very convincing for the dynastic Spanish side, they’re still settled as the world’s greatest power and have nothing to worry about. It took nearly the full 90 minutes for Spain to pull this one out, but they extended their streak of 23 consecutive wins in qualifying matches for major tournaments. No... 

5 Things the English Football Team Learnt This Week

After a crushing win 5-0 over Moldova, England came crashing back to earth with a lucky 1-1 draw against Ukraine. It took a late Frank Lampard penalty to save England’s blushes after missing a series of chances. To say England deserved victory would be questionable. Yes, they were without key players. However, if they truly wish to be a world power, they should have enough depth to dispose of... 

USA vs. Jamaica: The Player Who Stepped Up for the USMNT

For the return encounter with Jamaica, coming on the heels of the United States’ first-ever loss to the Caribbean nation, many USA fans wondered who would be the star to step up. After all, the game had become alarmingly important following Friday’s 2-1 loss in Kingston. Yet ultimately, this was the American who stepped up: nobody. And no, that’s not simply a copout. Look at the game,... 

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