Wimbledon 2013 Women’s Semifinals: Lisicki vs. Radwanska Preview and Prediction

With her stunning upset of Serena Williams on Monday and her dominating performance against Kaia Kanepi on Tuesday to reach the semifinals, Sabine Lisicki has become the face of the women’s competition at the 2013 Wimbledon Championships. But it’s her opponent that has the higher seed and the stronger resume coming into their semifinal battle on Thursday. Fourth-seeded Agnieszka Radwanska... 

2013 Wimbledon: What Does Serena Williams’ Shocking Defeat Mean Going Forward?

Sabine Lisicki didn’t just beat Serena Williams at Wimbledon on Monday; she proved to the rest of the tennis world that it could in fact be done and essentially what it takes to make it happen. That certainly doesn’t make Serena an easy mark heading into the hard-court season and ultimately the U.S. Open in August—the reality is she is anything but. It does,... 

Timeline of Rory McIlroy’s Steady Decline in 2013

When Rory McIlroy joined the Nike Golf team in early 2013, he was prepared to go out and “Just Do It.” Yet since the former world No. 1 has been swinging The Swoosh, it’s been a whole lot more of “Done Blown It” in 2013. Since winning the 2012 PGA Championship last August, McIlroy’s fast rise to the position of top golfer in the world has been grounded by struggles... 

Jessica Korda Fires Caddie in Middle of Round at 2013 US Women’s Open

Move over, Donald Trump. There’s someone even better at delivering employment-ending news at a moment’s notice with the whole world watching. American Jessica Korda stunningly fired caddie Jason Gilroyed on the ninth hole Saturday, creating a reality television-like sideshow in the third round of the 2013 Women’s U.S. Open, which otherwise would have been headlined by World... 

Why Jason Day Will Be the Next First-Time Major Winner

Becoming a major champion is a learning process. It’s a series of near-misses, painful failures and lessons learned that eventually merge into the necessarily attributes to survive golf’s sternest tests and achieve its greatest glory. Of all the game’s current stars still learning under that challenging curriculum, Jason Day is the one most poised to graduate with a major championship... 

Timeline of Sergio Garcia’s Journey from Rising Star to PGA Tour Villian

Sergio Garcia burst onto the scene more than 14 years ago with a flamboyant style and explosive golf game that promised great things to come. Since then, the Spaniard’s career has been a dizzying series of missteps, missed opportunities and unfortunate public comments that have completely changed the perception of him and, ultimately, the chance for any positive lasting legacy. The Sergio slide... 

Midterm Grades for All of Golf’s Top Stars in 2013

Man, how I hated report card day. The good was never good enough and the bad was always unexpected enough to make the repercussions two times as worse. That said, there’s no more honest a day than when report cards get issued. What was done right, where the wrong occurred and what needs to be improved were the themes of that roller-coaster day every time around. With the PGA Tour now just beyond... 

Injury Woes Only Complicating Tiger Woods’ Major Drought

Tiger Woods is hurt again, and as a result, so are his chances to finally end a major championship winless streak at the 2013 Open Championship, July 18-21. It’s another bitter tale of been there, done that for Woods, who has struggled with injuries multiple times since he last won a major five years ago. Tiger announced on Wednesday that a sprained elbow that dates back to early May and adversely... 

A New Era of Parity: How the Field Caught Up to Tiger, Rory and Phil

Tiger Woods is still the best player in the world by a good margin, but that superiority hasn’t translated into a major victory in a half decade. Phil Mickelson hasn’t won a major in more than two years and has only two in the past seven. A bright future is ahead of Rory McIlroy, but the young star expected to assume the mantle of top golfer is struggling through an extended swing... 

Why Tiger Woods Needs to Forget About Jack Nicklaus and Worry About Tiger Woods

In the wake of an absolutely horrid performance in the U.S. Open his past weekend, it’s time for Tiger Woods to stop shrugging off the results and take a long, hard look at what’s gone so terribly wrong for him in major championships. First and foremost, he can start by letting go of his Jack Nicklaus chase and focusing on winning just the major in front of him. No matter how bad he wants... 

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