Australian Open 2013 TV Schedule: Complete Listings for Day 3 Action

January 15 marks the third day of the 2013 Australian Open, as the first round ends and the second round begins. Things are starting to get interesting down under, and you have to know where to watch all the action from tennis’ first Grand Slam of the year. That’s what we’re here for. Read on for your complete guide to day three of the Australian Open.   Day 3 TV Schedule Time Channel Round 3... 

Pele and the 20 Greatest Brazilian Footballers of All Time

Brazil has produced some of the most iconic players in the history of world football. From Pelé to Garrincha and Ronaldo to Kaká, the country has a back catalogue of stars that is scarcely believable. No other nation can match it. For all of Italy, Germany or Argentina’s great pedigree as footballing powers, they are no equal for Brazil in terms of star power and status. Even now,... 

There Won’t Be Any Rest for the Top 15 at the 2013 Australian Open

After two days of play, and seeing both the top and bottom halves of the men’s draw finish their first round matches, one thing can be said with certainty: The Australian Open will not be a qualifier’s friend this year. When one thinks of fortitude in men’s tennis, the first players that come to mind are almost always the top four—or big four, as they are collectively referred... 

Australian Open 2013 Results: Day 2 Scores and Results Summary

Day 2 of the 2013 Australian Open from Melbourne Park featured some dominant play from the top seeds as well as a handful of shocking upsets. While Roger Federer and Andy Murray coasted smoothly into the second round of the Australian Open, Alexandr Dolgopolov and Tommy Haas both surprisingly fell in their opening-round matches, losing to Gael Monfils and Jarkko Nieminen, respectively. On the women’s... 

RBS 6 Nations: Can England Bury Rumours of Its Decline?

The 2013 RBS Six Nations are right around the corner and it appears to be an important moment for English rugby. In early December, a group of 22 English rugby players walked into Twickenham Stadium and soundly defeated a New Zealand All Black team that hadn’t lost in its past 20 matches. It was rightly hailed as one of the greatest victories by any England squad in the long history of the Rugby... 

Australian Open 2013: Under-the-Radar Players Looking to Make Deep Runs

While all eyes will be on Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer and Andy Murray, some of the under-the-radar players at the Australian Open will quietly be making their way through the tournament. There’s still plenty of tennis left for one of the top remaining seeds to get upset, opening the door for someone else to advance through their side of the bracket. With the way the brackets are setup, there’s... 

Australian Open 2013: Seeded Players Who Will Fall on Day 3

Even though fans always like to see the top players battling for a Grand Slam title at the business end of a tournament, the best storylines in the early rounds surround upsets. The unpredictability factor keeps things interesting amidst plenty of blowouts. On Day 3, stars like Novak Djokovic, David Ferrer and Maria Sharapova should be able to advance with relative ease. Other seeded players won’t... 

Novak Djokovic Will Make History with 3rd Straight Australian Open Title

Serbian Novak Djokovic will continue to prove that Australia is his home away from home as he rolls through the year’s first Major in victorious style.  Djokovic has been dominant everywhere he’s played the last two years, but he might not be better anywhere than he is on the hard courts in Melbourne. His first-round win over 60th-ranked Paul-Henri Mathieu, 6-2, 6-4, 7-5, was... 

Roger Federer: Why Legend Will Win 5th Australian Open Title

The King is back, and after failing to reach the finals at the Australian Open in each of the last two tournaments, Roger Federer is ready to claim his fifth title at Melbourne Park.  With a win, Federer would move past Ken Rosewall, Andre Agassi and Jack Crawford and move one title closer to catching all-time No. 1 Roy Emerson, who won six titles between 1961 and 1967.  Entering the 2013... 

Gordon Strachan Agrees to Become New Scotland Manager: Report

Gordon Strachan has agreed to become the new Scotland manager, according to a BBC Sport report. The 55-year-old has not worked in management since leaving Middlesbrough in October 2010, but is now set to replace Craig Levein, who was sacked by the Scottish Football Association in November 2012 after a run of poor results. Scotland are currently bottom of Group A in the 2014 World Cup qualifying campaign... 

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