Roger Federer: Whiny Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic Should Take Notes from Fed

Instead of allowing the blue clay at the Madrid Open to psyche him out, Roger Federer has made all the right adjustments, and now he is primed to capture the title in Madrid, which would be the 74th of his illustrious career. His rivals, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic, were ousted before matching up with Federer, and they blamed the blue clay for their failures. Here is a quote from Rafa after he... 

Golf World Should Not Overreact to Tiger Woods’ Play at Players Championship

Tiger Woods‘ performances spur more reaction than any athlete in the world, but the golf community must remember, the TPC is not a snapshot of the rest of his career. It’s just another tournament, in fact, it’s a tournament and course he has genuinely struggled with—even when times, and his play were good. Many people will lump his slow start at TPC Sawgrass with his recent... 

Masters 2012 Leaderboard: Phil Mickelson Is Only Favorite Proving Worthy of Hype

The talk coming into the Masters was all about Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson and Rory McIlroy. Heading into the final day at Augusta, the only one of those favorites in shouting distance is Lefty. With a blistering 66 on Saturday that followed a hot 68 on Friday, Phil is only one shot behind Peter Hanson. Hanson shot an unbelievable 65 on Saturday to claim the one-shot lead. As for the other favorites,... 

Masters 2012 Leaderboard: Matt Kuchar and Americans in Contention

American golf fans who may be a bit let down by Tiger Woods‘ performance through three rounds have other options. He isn’t the only American golfer in action, he’s just the most famous and compelling.  As of this moment, the following Americans are in the hunt:   Phil Mickelson and Matt Kuchar: Tied for Lead at Six-Under Lefty is through 13 holes and Kuchar is through 11,... 

Honda Classic: Tiger Woods on Track to Be Force at the Masters

Tiger Woods is beginning to look dangerous again, and it is just in time for the Masters. Through six holes on the final day at the Honda Classic, he is minus-3 for the day, and minus-5 overall. A so-so 71 on Day 1 may be too much to overcome, as Rory McElroy is the leader with a minus-11, but Tiger will be heard from before it’s over. One month away from Augusta, Tiger is in fine form heading... 

Honda Classic Leaderboard 2012: Tiger Doomed By Poor 1st Day

The old Tiger Woods would still be scaring the field at seven shots back going into the final day, but not this one. Tiger continues to look human, even after consecutive sub-70 days has him a far cry from the place he was after he shot a poor 71 on day one. Tiger sits at a respectable two-under after finishing up day three action with a 69 to follow his 68 on day two. I keep waiting for the old Tiger... 

Rafael Nadal: Aussie Finals Win Will Provide Signal of Things to Come in 2012

Rafael Nadal will deliver a win with his back against an imaginary tennis wall. For Nadal, it is now or never, if he is to stop Novak Djokovic‘s dominance over him. The two clearly represent the pinnacle of Men’s Tennis, but Djoker has dominated Rafa as of late in their head to head meetings. Nadal has lost six consecutive matches to Djokovic, the last two coming in the finals at the US... 

Tiger Woods: Anything Less Than Top 3 Finish at Augusta Is an Epic Fail

The expectations for Tiger Woods are unlike those for any other golfer. After his first tournament victory in over two years, oddsmakers have erected Woods as the 11/2 favorite to win the Masters. Before his recent struggles, no one would have batted an eye at Tiger being the favorite—it was common place. Tiger’s dominance had so distorted the way we view success in the sport, we were shocked... 

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