Monaco Grand Prix 2012 Winner: Mark Webber Ready to Dominate Formula One

After claiming his second career victory at the prestigious Monaco Grand Prix, Mark Webber is officially ready to win his first Formula One World Championship. The 35-year-old ran a flawless race Sunday in Monte Carlo, starting from the pole position and finishing 0.6 seconds ahead of German Nico Rosberg. It was the eighth win of Webber’s career and the third consecutive victory at the race for... 

Players Championship 2012 Results: Hottest Golfers on Tour After Sawgrass

With solid performances at The Players Championship, a few golfers are leaving Sawgrass with plenty of positive momentum. While several players collapsed under the pressure at TPC (Rory McIlroy, Tiger Woods, Kevin Na), some excelled under the bright spotlight. The following golfers should feel the best going forward.   Rickie Fowler The young gun continued his hot streak, finishing tied for second... 

Players Championship 2012 Results: Kevin Na’s Meltdown Comes as No Surprise

With the mental demons swirling around inside his head, it’s no wonder Kevin Na fell apart at TPC Sawgrass. After carrying a one-stroke lead into the final round of the Players Championship, Na crumbled under the pressure. He bogeyed six of his first 13 holes (after bogeying just seven in the first three rounds) and finished the round with a four-over 76.  He plummeted down the leaderboard... 

Tiger Woods Players Championship: Highlighting What Went Wrong at TPC Sawgrass

Tiger Woods sputtered to another disappointing finish at The Players Championship, shooting a one-over 73 in the final round. He finished the tournament at one-under, posting scores of 74, 68 and 72 before Sunday. He finished tied for 39th overall, his second-worst finish at TPC Sawgrass. It was his third straight poor performance, coming on the heels of the Masters, where he finished tied for 40th,... 

2012 Madrid Open: Lessons Learned Heading into French Open

For a random spring tournament, the 2012 Madrid Open provided some unexpectedly juicy storylines. With Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic getting bounced early, Roger Federer and Serena Williams playing like it’s 2005 and, of course, all the talk surrounding that mischievous blue clay, this week’s event was much more than your average French Open warmup.  Here are some lessons we learned... 

Serena Williams: Ex-World No. 1 Proves She Still Has Plently Left in Her Tank

By destroying top-ranked Victoria Azerenka at the Madrid Open, 30-year-old Serena Williams showed that she is far from finished. Formerly known as the most dangerous woman in tennis, Serena proved this weekend that she is still a force to be reckoned with. She dominated almost every opponent she played in Madrid, dropping just one set in six matches. She took down the best young guns that the sport... 

Madrid Open 2012: Roger Federer Proves Blue Clay Is a Lame Excuse for Upsets

While tennis gods Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic whine like spoiled children, Roger Federer continues to casually dismantle opponents on the blue clay at the Madrid Open. After losing in the third round to Fernando Verdasco, Nadal made a simple declaration: either the blue court goes or he goes. The next day, Djokovic followed him to the loser’s circle after falling in straight sets to Janko... 

Tiger Woods at the Players Championship: TPC Trophy Not out of Reach for Tiger

Tiger Woods has been far from spectacular at The Players Championship, but it’s still too early to count out the legend. After posting a third-round 72, Tiger is currently at two-under for the tournament. He’s 10 strokes behind the leader—Kevin Na—and tied for 34th overall. Despite these discouraging facts, a Sunday surge from Tiger isn’t out of the question. After all,... 

Roger Federer vs Janko Tipsarevic: Federer Will Ride Momentum to Easy Finals Win

After dominating Janko Tipsarevic in the semi-finals, Roger Federer is ready to capture his third career Madrid Open title. Federer calmly destroyed the Serbian on Saturday, winning 6-2, 6-3. Now, he will move on to face Tomas Berdych in the finals. Although Berdych has caused him some problems in the past, I’m expecting Federer to cruise to the title. He’s no stranger to winning in Madrid,... 

Tiger Woods Honda Classic: Fallen Star Has No Shot of Winning This Weekend

For more than a decade, Rule No. 1 of golf was simple: Never, ever count out Tiger Woods. Well, today I’m saying rules be damned and declaring something that would have caused the 1999-2010 versions of myself to punch me in the face: Tiger Woods has no shot of winning the Honda Classic. There, I said it. No shot. As in there’s a better chance of the leaders of Palestine and Israel holding... 

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