Rafael Nadal vs. Roger Federer: Prediction for Cincinnati Masters 2013 Clash

The rankings may not fully reflect it, but the general feeling among most tennis fans seems to be that Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer are still the sport’s two biggest stars. Novak Djokovic may be the No. 1 player in the world, and Andy Murray is coming on strong as well, but it’s tough to match the popularity of Rafa and Fed. With that in mind, it comes as no surprise that there is so... 

Australia vs. New Zealand: Where the Game Will Be Won

Earlier in the buildup to this 2013 Rugby Championship opening game, fans were savoring the prospect of Australian maverick Quade Cooper facing New Zealand star Dan Carter.  But the returning bad boy against the proven skills of an All Black legend is a matchup we must continue waiting for because Carter is out with a calf injury and Cooper is named on the bench. Instead, new Wallabies coach Ewen... 

Ranking the Top 10 Lotus Drivers of All Time

Lotus. Lovely, lovely Lotus. The team has a special place in my heart as my earliest Formula One memory was of Ayrton Senna driving the beautiful black and gold liveried JPS Lotus 98T. Of course my father reminded me, and still does, that Jim Clark was the greatest driver ever and would have won multiple titles for Lotus if it wasn’t for his tragic death. With the Lotus name now once again back... 

Can Home Advantage Propel Brazil to World Cup Glory?

With less than a year to go to Brazil 2014, the Selecao are already gearing up for their first World Cup on Brazilian soil in 63 years, hoping that home advantage will pay dividends in their pursuit of a historic sixth victory. The pressure is on Luiz Felipe Scolari and his side to bring home the most prestigious prize in international football, with fans demanding nothing less than complete... 

Bledisloe Cup 2013 Game 1: Australia vs. New Zealand Date, Start Time and More

Australia can take a huge stride towards snatching the Bledisloe Cup from New Zealand when the two sides meet in Sydney on Saturday. Matches between the two Southern Hemisphere heavyweights always produce drama, with the All Blacks having the edge not just in recent years but throughout the sides’ history. New Zealand won the 2012 tournament relatively comfortably. First they defeated Australia... 

USA vs. Canada: Date, Start Time and Preview for 2015 Rugby World Cup Qualifier

A spot at the 2015 Rugby World Cup awaits the victors of USA vs. Canada over two legs. One of the North American rivals can secure a safe passage to the tournament in England and bragging rights for the continent. Defeat does not lead to total elimination. The loser faces another play-off, against Uruguay, to compete for another spot in England. Even defeat in that game does not the mean the end of... 

Formula One: Should McLaren Keep Jenson Button and Sergio Perez in 2014?

Scratch that. Reboot. Try again. The 2013 Formula One season is not going to register even so much as a blip in McLaren’s long, illustrious history. That is, of course, unless it’s the start of a Williams-esque downturn in form. But, focusing on the positives, attentions have—for a while now in Woking—diverted away from a tumultuous campaign with a difficult car and settled... 

The Most Dominant Players on Every Surface in Tennis History

Many players have come and gone in the sport of tennis, but it seems some legends’ records will never be beaten. And with the sport being unique, in that there are several court surfaces, it makes the game even more challenging and difficult to shine. Throughout tennis history, some winning streaks and dominant performances have defined a particular age or generation. On the ATP World Tour website,... 

The Most Fascinating Debates in Tennis Today

Rafael Nadal or Roger Federer?  Steffi Graf, Martina Navratilova or Serena Williams?   Whether on comment boards, in bars or among friends, some tennis debates are more fascinating than others.  The best debates are those in which both sides have solid arguments. Equal pay is one of those. Men who sometimes sweat through five sets at Grand Slams have a point. But so do the women,... 

Rugby Player Welfare Part 3: The IRB Responds to Its Critics

Player welfare in the rugby community continues to be a hot topic these days.   Our own Bleacher Report investigative series has outlined some of the major issues within the public debate and has dealt with some of the most important research—or lack there of—in regards to concussion management in rugby. Click here for Part One of Bleacher Report’s Player Welfare Series. Click... 

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