USA vs. New Zealand Women’s Soccer: Score, Twitter Reaction from 2015 Friendly

The United States continued preparations for this year’s Women’s World Cup on Saturday, claiming a 4-0 win over New Zealand to build on last month’s Algarve Cup triumph. The official USWNT Twitter account confirmed the victory, the first of numerous friendly outings in the next six weeks scheduled to test Jillian Ellis’ team before this summer’s extravaganza: FINAL:... 

Derby Double and the Storylines to Watch in Liga MX for This Weekend

The Liga MX is back after a one-week hiatus. Matchday 12 promises a lot of excitement, with two derbies happening on Saturday. Guadalajara will visit Atlas at Estadio Jalisco, a stadium that Chivas called home before moving out to Estadio Omnilife. In Mexico City, Cruz Azul will look to keep their unbeaten streak alive when they visit America at Estadio Azteca. The fight to grab the lead of the tournament... 

Miami Open Tennis 2015 Results: Women’s Final Score and Recap

Serena Williams‘ blazing start to the 2015 season continued Saturday, as she defeated Carla Suarez Navarro in straight sets 6-2, 6-0 to capture the Miami Open championship. It’s the American star’s second championship this year and eighth title at this event.  This has already been an eventful week for Williams, who won her 700th WTA match in the quarterfinals Wednesday. Saturday... 

Power Ranking the 2015 Formula 1 Liveries

If we’re being honest, the 2015 Formula One grid doesn’t contain the most spectacular liveries. Variety and creativity are in short supply, with a host of teams basing their colour schemes around grey and all but two outfits featuring at least a speck of red on their cars. Liveries, throughout the history of F1, have defined a team’s identity and in some cases can define entire eras—think... 

Realistic 2015 Expectations for Jenson Button After Malaysian Grand Prix

People power. It’s not a phenomenon you would normally associate with Formula One, a sport which continues to struggle painfully in terms of fan engagement. Embarrassingly late to the social media revolution—an official YouTube channel was launched in December 2005, yet didn’t upload a video for over nine years—and brazenly taking the action from the heartlands of France... 

Miami Open Tennis 2015 Results: Men’s Semifinals Scores and Recap

The Miami Open wrapped up the semifinal portion of the tournament on Friday with two clashes in the men’s singles draw.  The final for the women’s draw was set in stone Thursday as Serena Williams defeated Simona Halep and Carla Suarez Navarro upset Andrea Petkovic. Over on the men’s side, Andy Murray, Tomas Berdych, Novak Djokovic and John Isner were all vying for a spot in... 

LPGA ANA Inspiration 2015: Leaderboard Analysis and Highlights from Friday

Things got very interesting at the LPGA ANA Inspiration on Friday. The first major of the year remains a tight contest with a large contingent of players bunched together, though Sei Young Kim does hold sole possession of the lead at seven under par.   In fact, Kim really came out of nowhere on Friday because she was sitting at even par after the first round. It’s amazing what six birdies... 

Novak Djokovic vs. John Isner: Score and Recap from Miami Open 2015

The world’s best athletes step up their games when championships are within sight. That is exactly what No. 1 Novak Djokovic did Friday in his straight-sets victory over John Isner in the Miami Open semifinals. Djokovic handled the challenger to the tune of 7-6(3), 6-2 and got stronger as the match progressed. He finished with nine aces and won 80 percent of his first-service points and 72 percent... 

Get Ready for the Tiger Woods Circus at the 2015 Masters

There’s a saying in golf that no person is bigger than the game…unless that person is Tiger Woods, who turns logic inside out and upside down. And his presence at the 2015 Masters, now that he confirmed his participation, will do exactly that. Rory McIlroy’s attempt to win a career Grand Slam? Back page stuff. Open up the big top and send in the clowns. The Tiger Woods Circus... 

Questions Mounting for Rafael Nadal Heading into Clay-Court Season

Rafael Nadal has reigned over men’s tennis every spring for the last decade. The King of Clay dominates his surface like no other player in ATP history. And this year, the switch to dirt can’t come soon enough for the Spaniard. After several months of disappointing results on grass and hard courts, Nadal looks increasingly vulnerable. That’s a word which hasn’t been used... 

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