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Football Soccer Formula 1 Rugby Racing Golf Blogs TennisPublished: July 23, 2013
We’ll just call this one the rubber match. Not necessarily known as a heated—or evenly fought—matchup (the United States is 14-3-4 against Honduras all time), the Stars and Stripes and Los Catrachos have established quite the interesting rivalry over the last five months. In February, Honduras shocked the Americans with a 2-1 come-from-behind victory at Estadio Olimpico Metropolitano...
Published: July 23, 2013
The majors are the crown jewels of the golf season and the elite players in the sport get fired up to play in them. Reputations are forged in the majors and that’s why Tiger Woods is considered one of the all-time greats and why Phil Mickelson‘s reputation took a big step up after winning the 2013 British Open. Here’s a look at the grades for the top stars of the game in this year’s...
Published: July 23, 2013
The 2013 British Open lent itself to quite a finish by Phil Mickelson, whose round of five-under 66 on the last day was keyed by four birdies on his last six holes. A three-under overall total netted Mickelson the Claret Jug in a comfortable three-shot victory over Henrik Stenson. Lost in the struggles of some of the game’s best players in 54-hole leader Lee Westwood, world No. 1 Tiger Woods...
Published: July 23, 2013
It doesn’t dispense Grey Poupon, but the new Mercedes-Benz golf cart concept features almost everything else you would ever want in a luxury vehicle. Sketches for the “Vision Golf Cart” were unveiled during the British Open, and the futuristic images were spotted by Rick Chandler of Sports Grid. From the looks of it, Mercedes is designing a vehicle that would look more at home roving...
Published: July 23, 2013
Despite having played for the U.S. national team since 2011, Chris Wondolowski hadn’t scored his first goal in international play until the 2013 Gold Cup. Wondo has surely made up for lost time. As the U.S. heads into the semifinals, Wondo is tied for the tournament lead in goals with Panama’s Manuel Gabriel Torres with five. He has spread his goals out well throughout tournament play....
Published: July 23, 2013
The Gold Cup may not garner much recognition as a high-level international tournament, but to call it unimportant would be severely wrong. With a spot in the ever-prestigious FIFA Confederations Cup on the line (this year’s winner faces the 2015 Gold Cup champion for a spot in the 2017 Confederations Cup), you can rest assured that Mexico, Panama, Honduras and the United States will all...
Published: July 23, 2013
The 2013 Gold Cup has brought great moments. Four squads are set to fight for a place in the final match in hopes to secure half ticket for the 2017 Confederations Cup. All of the teams have bright players, like Landon Donovan, who has proven to be back on track, or Andy Najar, who at age 20 has become Honduras’ promise. Here is the Best XI, conformed by players from the four semifinalists. Begin...
Published: July 23, 2013
Plenty of promising Brazilian footballers make the trip abroad in an effort to earn a living playing football in one of Europe’s many leagues, with the dream of making it at a big club, but in recent years many have disappointed. Brazil has exported countless stars who went on to make an impact on the world stage, but the famed production line has also coughed out a few duds. For every Ronaldo,...
Published: July 23, 2013
Phil Mickelson is officially the hottest golfer in the world, and after his thrilling victory at the 2013 British Open, he must be considered the favorite to win the PGA Championship on August 11. Lefty won the Open Championship at Muirfield by three strokes over the field, posting an incredible round of 66 on Sunday to match Zach Johnson for the low round of the tournament. Johnson shot five under...
Published: July 23, 2013
Mexico will look to avenge their loss in the group stage to Panama with a win in the semifinal and a trip to the final of the 2013 Gold Cup. Should El Tri win, it would be their third straight trip the final of the tournament. More importantly, it would get some of the critics off the back of Jose Manuel de la Torre. He was a manager under fire coming into the Gold Cup, and Mexico’s performances...