Rory McIlroy Will Win the Masters at Augusta in 2013

When Rory McIlroy‘s game went into meltdown in the final round of the Masters in 2011, it seemed that it would be a long time before he could put himself in a position to win his first major. To lose from such a strong position after the first three rounds would surely have such a damaging effect psychologically that it would take him some time to recover. I certainly felt this way. I thought... 

5 Tennis Players Who Need to Flush Away Memories of 2012

The 2012 season was filled with remarkable performances, but certain tennis players want nothing more than to flush away their memories of it. The players on this list struggled last season due to various reasons, although injuries and/or poor play were a factor in each case.  Tennis requires mental strength, as the physical abilities of those on tour can be indistinguishable at times. That isn’t... 

Great Team Tactics: England’s World Cup Winners in 1966

Before the start of every major international tournament, English football fans hark back to the days when Sir Alf Ramsey led the Three Lions to World Cup glory in 1966. Unfortunately, no manager has since been able to replicate the glorious feat, so let’s take a look at how England managed to trump every one before them.     The shape In the buildup to the World Cup, Ramsey realised... 

One New Year’s Resolution for Each Top 10 Player in World Rankings

Everybody makes New Year’s resolutions as the calendar changes. Lose weight, save more, go to church more often—there are many popular options. Professional golfers aren’t immune to such things, even though most probably wouldn’t admit to it. Since they won’t tell you, I took it upon myself to put together a list of resolutions for each of the top 10 golfers on the Official... 

Who’s the More Polarizing Star: Andy Murray or Novak Djokovic?

Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic are both instantly recognizable names when it comes to men’s tennis—their reputations precede them, and almost everybody knows who either or both men are. They might not know everything about them—height, date of birth, career win-loss record when playing on outdoor clay surfaces—but everyone who knows anything about men’s tennis knows something... 

Top 10 Strange-Looking Formula 1 Cars of All Time

Formula 1 has seen some fantastic looking machines such as the Lotus 49 but it has also made some truly odd ones. This is a brief look at some of the more mad looking machines that have graced the Formula 1 paddock throughout the years. There are sure to be some cars I have forgotten so feel free to comment on what cars you feel should of made the list. Cars lucky not to make the list: Ferguson P99 Ligier... 

The Biggest Surprises in Golf in 2012

If there weren’t surprises in a professional golf season, it would be fairly boring, wouldn’t it? Well, the 2012 professional golf season was anything but boring. There were classic collapses, unexpected comebacks and inspiring victories. From young to old, surprises made 2012 a definite season to remember. Here are 10 of the most significant surprises of the year. Begin Slideshow  Read More →

Should Mexico’s Top Soccer Stars Play Abroad?

In recent years the Mexican footballers have been better prepared and mentally strong when they face class rivals. This has resulted in rumors about transfers to Europe, mainly. But are these youngsters ready to leave their clubs? As with anything, there are pros and cons. Let’s start with the advantages. According to the International Federation of Football History & Statistics (IFFHS) the... 

Rafael Nadal: Illness Will Have Impact on Star’s March Back to Elite Status

Rafael Nadal‘s comeback took a huge hit when it was revealed that he had to withdraw from an exhibition this week due to a stomach virus.  According to Houston Mitchell of the Los Angeles Times, Nadal was ordered to rest in order to ensure his body is at full strength when he does eventually get back on the court. In the same report, Nadal said everything is good with his knee.  I... 

Sprint to the 2013 FedEx Cup Playoffs Begins Next Week on the PGA Tour

The silly season is over and the golf world takes a short rest between Christmas and New Year’s. The world’s best golfers are snuggled safe and sound in their own beds and becoming reacquainted with their kids and spouses. There will be no time to rest once the PGA Tour season starts next week, January 4-7, at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions from Kapalua on Maui. The visions on the... 

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