Roger Federer’s Elite Status Continues to Slip Away Amidst 2013 Struggles

Another tennis tournament has come and gone in 2013, and once again Roger Federer finds himself on the outside looking in at the finals. This time it was the Dubai Tennis Championships. Just a few days ago, it seemed Federer was destined to face Novak Djokovic, but that was squashed after Federer suffered a semifinal upset at the hands of No. 6 Tomas Berdych. Federer won the first set against Berdych,... 

10 Greatest Moments: PGA Tour’s Florida Swing

With March upon us, the PGA Tour has headed south for its annual “Florida swing.”   The swing has traditionally been the season’s most entertaining stretch of golf.   One reason is the venues.  Doral, Bay Hill, PGA National and TPC at Sawgrass (before the Players Championship moved to May) are layouts that guarantee drama.  All feature plenty of water and some... 

Rafael Nadal Will Continue to Dominate Following Return from Knee Injury

It was a huge weekend for Rafael Nadal, as the Spaniard dominated the Mexican Open for his second tournament win of the season. With his comeback looking complete, don’t expect Nadal to slow down anytime soon. The 26-year-old captured the tournament with a 6-0, 6-2 finals against fellow countryman David Ferrer. Not only was it Nadal’s second tournament win of the season, but it was also... 

Tiger Woods’ Mediocre Performance at Honda Classic Should Not Cause Concern

Tiger Woods was not the best player at the Honda Classic. This is not as big of a deal as some will make it out to be. Fans have come to expect perfection out of the best golfer of his generation. After winning 14 major championships, this was almost justified. Unfortunately, injuries and personal issues have slowed his career a bit. He is still one of the top players in the world, but he has not won... 

5 Reasons We’ve Seen Roger Federer’s Last Grand Slam Win

I never thought I will write such an article, but life is never predictable. Tennis and tennis players (forget legends) hardly fall under the predictable category. Roger Federer was one whom everyone around the world adored, and as I write this article, I am dreading the fact that there were will be many who will spew venom at the thought of the title. But the fact is that in the face of Father Time,... 

Honda Classic 2013: Top Storylines Going into Final Round

Going into the final day of the 2013 Honda Classic, some interesting storylines are set to unfold as golfers take to the PGA National Champion Course in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. Michael Thompson and Luke Guthrie have a share of the lead at eight-under, while other notables such as Y.E. Yang, Rickie Fowler and Geoff Ogilvy are all within striking distance. Tiger Woods has had a lackluster tourney so... 

Tiger Woods’ Game in Better Shape Than Meets the Eye at Honda Classic

Tiger Woods is even par through three rounds of the 2013 Honda Classic and very likely out of contention to win his second tournament of the young PGA Tour season. But the living legend has actually shown more encouraging signs for his game in Palm Beach Gardens than the scorecard indicates. The Champion course at PGA National is extremely difficult, and the Bear Trap designed by Jack Nicklaus poses... 

Honda Classic 2013 Tee Times: Power Pairings to Watch for on Sunday

Luke Guthrie and Michael Thompson lead the way at the 2013 Honda Classic entering the final round, but plenty of marquee players are well in the hunt to claim victory on Sunday. A slew of players who have won on the PGA Tour—more than the current co-leaders can claim—are within striking distance on an extremely difficult PGA National Champions course. With Sunday pressure bearing down on... 

Honda Classic 2013: Final-Round Sleepers to Win It All at Palm Beach Gardens

Luke Guthrie and Michael Thompson stole the show after staying atop the leaderboard at the 2013 Honda Classic, but as we all know in professional golf—having a lead after three rounds usually means nothing. That being said, there are a lot of good golfers near the top of the standings as we enter the final round. Lee Westwood and Geoff Ogilvy are lurking near the top, and there is also a slew... 

King of Clay Holds Court in Mexico

Acapulco, Mexico isn’t typically associated with significant events in tennis history.  Consider that axiom amended.   Rafael Nadal, hot on the comeback trail, put Acapulco on the map after his impressive display in the final of the Mexican Open.  Facing his Davis Cup teammate and countryman, Nadal cruised in impressive fashion beating, world No. 4 David Ferrer 6-0, 6-2 in just... 

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