Is Victoria Azarenka’s Late 2013 Slump a Big Deal?

A season that started out with a bang for Victoria Azarenka has ended with a whimper. On Sunday, Li Na and Serena Williams will face off in the final of the WTA Championships. Azarenka, the two-time Australian Open Champ and No. 2 in the world, will already be on vacation. That’s because Azarenka didn’t even make it to the semifinals of the WTA Championships in Istanbul. The Belarusian... 

Indian Grand Prix 2013: Live Lap-by-Lap Updates, Highlights, Recap and More

Sebastian Vettel won his fourth consecutive world drivers’ championship in fine style, carving his way through the field after starting on the fast wearing softer option tyre to win his third successive Indian Grand Prix from Nico Rosberg and Romain Grosjean. It looked like it would be yet another Red Bull 1-2 but the unfortunate Mark Webber was forced to retire with an alternator problem late... 

World Rugby Power Rankings Ahead of November Internationals

Between the British and Irish Lions’ tour of Australia and the Rugby Championship, this summer has offered up a helping of rugby excellence that’s difficult to match. There’s no rest for the wicked, however, and next weekend will see the November internationals get underway, with sides from both hemispheres as eager as ever to test their strength against one another. This summer has... 

Pro 12 2013: Updated Table and Standings After Friday’s Results

By the time Friday’s fixtures were in the books, there was a new leader at the top of the 2013 Pro 12 table.  Glasgow Warriors’ run at the summit ended as Munster defeated them in a controversial encounter that saw Munster booed off by the Warriors fans at the final whistle. To make matters worse, Ospreys’ bonus point from their 40-17 win over Newport Dragons meant they also... 

Currie Cup Rugby Final 2013: Time and TV Schedule for Western Province vs Sharks

International teams take a well-deserved break from the action this weekend as the Currie Cup final enters the rugby spotlight. Western Province have been nothing short of an unstoppable force on their way to the Cape Town finale, unbeaten in this year’s campaign and hoping to defend their 2012 title. Disa Flower’s side have a great home advantage heading into this weekend’s encounter... 

BMW Masters 2013: Contenders to Watch For Heading into Weekend Action

The BMW Masters will continue this weekend from Lake Malaren Golf Club in Shanghai as a handful of the sport’s best look to put their stamps on the 2013 European Tour campaign.  Up-and-coming American Luke Guthrie leads comfortably after 36 holes, but he will face a stiff challenge from a dangerous field on Saturday and Sunday. With threats like Rory McIlroy, Ian Poulter, Lee Westwood and... 

Roger Federer: Victory over Grigor Dimitrov Could Spur Return to Form

Maybe, just maybe, 2013 won’t be a complete wash for Roger Federer. And if the Swiss legend is to have a significant impact on the tournaments he enters the last few weeks of the season, perhaps he could look back at his quarterfinal win over one of the game’s bright young talents, Grigor Dimitrov, in Switzerland this week. In their first career encounter, Federer defeated the young Bulgarian... 

Olympics Should Use Old World Cup Qualifying Format Instead of World Rankings

The World Cup will be played in a few weeks at Royal Melbourne in Australia. With golf going into the 2016 Olympics, maybe Olympic officials need to take a look at the history of the World Cup and make some revisions in format and selection process. After a number of changes, the Olympics will have 72-holes, stroke play, without a team competition. The way they have chosen to select participants assures... 

Serena Williams Uses Petra Kvitova to Send a Message to WTA Challengers

Serena Williams wanted to send a message at the WTA Championships in Istanbul, and she used Petra Kvitova as the carrier pigeon.  Yesterday, Williams crushed Kvitova 6-2, 6-3 and became the first player to earn a spot in the semifinals. She also put the rest of the field on alert. She was giving them a preview of what they can expect if they are unfortunate enough to face her in the future.  No... 

Could Formula 1 Have Done More for the Indian Grand Prix?

It is a shame that it has come to this. That the 2013 Indian Grand Prix was, even on a very remote scale, threatened by a Supreme Court case is a microcosm of the event’s brief time as part of the Formula One calendar. The party line is that India is not part of the 2014 calendar because championship organisers want to shift the race to an earlier berth, and it would not make sense, the argument... 

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