Roger Federer Sorry After Camera Broken During His French Open Match

Roger Federer is used to breaking records, but breaking cameras is another thing altogether. The Swiss star took to Twitter to apologise after he heard that a camera was broken during his second-round match at the French Open against Diego Schwartzman: Apparently a cameraman’s lens broke yesterday during my match #sorry #💪🎾💥✨ pic.twitter.com/Eaq8ookPqv —... 

Saracens vs. Northampton: Key Battles That Will Shape Aviva Premiership Final

Stuart Lancaster will watch this Saturday’s Aviva Premiership final with a most scrutinising eye as Saracens and Northampton Saints clash to decide this season’s champion at Twickenham. England’s head coach will be hoping to see as little injury concerns as possible ahead of his side’s summer series in New Zealand, but the context of the fixture is sure to see some bodies leave... 

French Open 2014: Schedule and Bracket Predictions for Day 6 at Roland Garros

After almost an entire week featuring high-profile upsets across both the men’s and women’s bracket at the 2014 French Open, things calmed down a bit on Day 5. Rafael Nadal, David Ferrer and Andy Murray each advanced for the men. Simona Halep, Petra Kvitova, Jelena Jankovic and Sara Errani had no issues on the women’s side. No. 21 Kirsten Flipkens and No. 26 Feliciano... 

Rory McIlroy at Memorial Tournament 2014: Daily Scores, Leaderboard Updates

With the 2014 U.S. Open at Pinehurst No. 2 right around the corner, the Memorial Tournament serves as a fantastic preparatory outing for golf’s top players such as Rory McIlroy. McIlroy has been dealing with a media frenzy ever since he broke off his engagement with tennis star Caroline Wozniacki last week. With the U.S. Open just two weeks away, he could ill afford... 

Is There a Silver Lining to Tiger Woods Missing the 2014 US Open?

Tiger Woods announced this week he won’t be participating in the U.S. Open at Pinehurst in a couple weeks: Did that come as a surprise to anyone who pays attention to golf? It shouldn’t have, considering the man just had back surgery in April. But it has created a bit of a buzz, the kind of buzz he normally stirs every time he participates.  Of course, there will be negative buzz... 

Will Rafael Nadal Remain the King of Clay at the 2014 French Open?

The nickname is more than an indication, it is a verification. The King of Clay is what they call Rafael Nadal, and we must walk gently. The King. So few are bestowed with the label. Elvis, of course. Richard Petty. Arnold Palmer and the Pro Football Hall of Famer, Hugh McElhenny. And on the surface used for numerous tennis courts in Europe, including the famous ones at Roland Garros, site of the French... 

French Open 2014: Highlighting Most Dominant Performances of Round 2

Much of the attention leveled at the spectacle at Roland Garros so far this year has been of the negative variety. With big names like the Williams sisters and Stan Wawrinka tanking early on, the narrative of the 2014 French Open makes loads of sense. But don’t be fooled—dominant players are still routing the competition with ease in the early goings before what are sure to be fateful matchups... 

Memorial Tournament 2014: Daily Leaderboard Analysis, Highlights and More

Day 4 Recap Although Kevin Na and Hideki Matsuyama had just one PGA Tour win combined during their careers, both put together strong final rounds and were the last two golfers remaining Sunday. After winning in a playoff, Matsuyama came away with his first PGA Tour victory at Muirfield Village. The 22-year-old had five Japan Tour triumphs coming in to the event. Na and Matsuyama were the two... 

Leinster vs. Glasgow: Key Battles That Will Shape RaboDirect Pro12 Final

Leinster defend their RaboDirect Pro12 title against the Glasgow Warriors at the RDS Arena this Saturday, and they look to dazzle on a filled day of rugby climaxes where the Aviva Premiership and Top 14 curtain calls will also glean interest. On paper, Leinster and Glasgow are the two most deserving final participants, having finished first and second in the table, respectively, but home advantage... 

PGA, KPMG, NBC and LPGA Announce New Major Partnership

Thursday, in a segment on the Golf Channel, LPGA Tour Commissioner Michael Whan and PGA of America CEO Pete Bevacqua announced a new partnership between two of golf’s governing bodies. The LPGA and the PGA have combined to form a new major championship that will replace the Wegman’s LPGA Championship in 2015. The new tournament will be sponsored by KPMG and will be named the KPMG Women’s... 

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