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The 2014 French Open is packing up and set to leave Roland Garros after two thrilling weeks of tennis. No player was safe in France, with three of the game’s brightest stars being ousted in the opening rounds. Though a familiar champion ultimately emerged on the women’s side, a fresh face arrived on the title picture in a gallant losing effort. Maria Sharapova slipped past Simona...
Published: June 8, 2014
Fresh off a semifinal loss to Rafael Nadal at Roland Garros, Andy Murray has found the coach who will be responsible to get him ready for Wimbledon. As many expected, Murray officially hired Amelie Mauresmo as his new coach Sunday. BBC Sport first reported the move: Mauresmo, 34, was seen in the stands for Murray’s matches throughout his French Open run. Mike Dickson of The Daily Mail reported...
Published: June 8, 2014
For the seventh time in four years, rivals Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic will face off for a Grand Slam title. The two best players in men’s tennis have combined to win 12 of the past 16 major tournaments, but only one can claim the 2014 French Open crown on Day 15 at Roland Garros. Eight-time champion Nadal is looking to improve to a jaw-dropping 66-1 on the Paris clay en route to winning...
Published: June 8, 2014
Daniel Ricciardo sealed a maiden race victory by triumphing in a thrilling Canadian Grand Prix, while Nico Rosberg in second strengthened his advantage in the title race. The Red Bull driver passed the Mercedes, which struggled with brake and power issues for almost half the race, in the final laps. Rosberg managed to get his car to the end, however—a similar problem forced Lewis Hamilton‘s...
Published: June 8, 2014
For the past four years, the French Open has ended the same way, but 2014 could be different. From 2010 to 2013, as well as 2005 to 2008, the French Open has culminated with Rafael Nadal winning the men’s singles tournament. It’s how he earned his nickname, “King of Clay.” However, the clay courts of Roland Garros may not be the same safe haven against Novak Djokovic on Sunday. Here’s...
Published: June 8, 2014
The two best players in the world will go at it on Sunday morning, as Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic will face off in the 2014 French Open men’s final from Roland Garros. After investing so much time in the earlier matches of the tournament, you’re not going to want to miss the final—especially one as compelling as this. These two players have competed against each other multiple...
Published: June 8, 2014
Scotland used forward-breaking quickness and natural power to boss a fairly dour game against the USA Eagles in Houston. The Scots won by a comfortable 24-6 scoreline, ensuring head coach Vern Cotter’s first win. For Cotter, the game was important in announcing his long-awaited arrival as the man who can revolutionize Scottish Rugby Union internationally. While he’ll have been pleased to...
Published: June 7, 2014
MONTREAL — Lack of grip is a common theme at the Canadian Grand Prix this weekend. The new Formula One regulations for 2014 have reduced downforce, and combined with more powerful engines, the cars do not stick to the road the same way they have in past years. At many circuits, particularly the newer ones, this means drivers are running wide, often in paved runoff areas. At the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve,...
Published: June 7, 2014
Ireland completed an unconvincing win over an inexperienced Argentina side in Resistencia, Argentina, on Saturday night, 29-17. After a promising and lively first-half performance, Ireland faded and found their defensive line broken on a number of occasions. While it’s only the first match of the tour, coach Joe Schmidt was likely hoping for better. Argentina were resting 13 senior players for...
Published: June 7, 2014
Ireland got the better of Argentina in Resistencia, running out 29-17 winners to claim a historical victory. Tries from Chris Henry, Jonathan Sexton and Andrew Trimble helped the men in green to their first-ever triumph on Argentinean soil, as they had far too much for their hosts. It was an admittedly understrength Pumas outfit, as Argentina have chosen to do without any European-based players for...