Yani Tseng: in Her Own Words, What Does It Mean Being World Number 1?

In November 2010, Yani Tseng became the first Taiwanese golfer to receive the Rolex Player of the Year award. At that time, she wasn’t the best in the world. Tseng was fourth despite winning three times, two of those major championships. A lot has changed since last season. Yesterday, she was named Rolex Player of the Year again and did so as the best on the planet, a designation that suits perfectly... 

Yani Tseng: Does She Need to Take on the Men to Prove Herself?

World No.1 Yani Tseng won the Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open in China yesterday. The event, sanctioned by the Ladies European Tour (LET), marked her 11th title of the season, making her the most successful golfer, male or female, of 2011. Taiwan’s golfer leads Suzann Pettersen in the Rolex Rankings by 7.47 points—Tseng currently has an average of 14.40 points. Back in January, she sat at the... 

Javier Hernández and the Top 20 Mexican Footballers on the Planet

Mexico has been passionate about soccer for decades. The national team has been the most successful squad of Concacaf and has produced quite talented footballers. Nowadays, Mexico has a new generation of players who have showed their abilities, despite being youngsters; others have become veterans and provide experience and balance to a sport that absorbs over 100 million Mexicans. Begin Slideshow  Read More →

10 Reasons Tiger Woods Is Back

It’s been a long wait for Tiger Woods, between health and personal issues we’ve seen his career fall apart quickly. Having him back guarantees more attention for the tour, higher ratings, which of course impacts directly in recovering sponsors or even signing new ones.  After 23 months of trouble and not hoisting a single trophy, it seems like former World No.1 is finally getting back... 

Tiger Woods’ 10 Biggest Tantrums

Tiger Woods might be the author of some of golf’s finest shots, but that doesn’t exempt him from feeling a little frustrated at times. The former world No.1 has shown he has quite a temper when it comes to making mistakes on the course, and with his recent fall out from the Official World Golf Rankings, his tantrums have grown quickly. Begin Slideshow  Read More →

Mexico vs. Brazil: 3 Things Learned About Mexico from the Match Against Brazil

Mexico National Football Team lost for the first time since Jose Manuel Chepo de la Torre was presented as the team’s manager a year ago. Brazil proved its superiority and posted a 2-1 victory over El Tri even when it played with 10 men after Dani Alves received a second yellow card, one minute before the first half ended. The result could have been different, so here are three things we must... 

Tiger Woods: Where Would He Rank on Golf’s All-Time Greatest List

It’s been 23 months since Tiger Woods’ last victory, back in November 2009, when he won the JBWere Masters in Australia. It was just another win for the best golfer in the world. He defeated Greg Chalmers by two strokes. But after his affairs hit the news, it hasn’t been easy for him; while scrutiny and lack of consistency haven’t made it any easier. He’s four majors short... 

Mexico National Football Team: Is It Possible To Stay Undefeated Against Brazil?

José Manuel Chepo de la Torre announced the squad will face the Brazil national football team in October. The match will take place in TSM Corona in Torreón and will mark de la Torre’s 15th meeting as Mexico’s coach. El Tri hasn’t lost since de la Torre assumed the job, back in October, but it’s not like the team has come across a powerful squad. Mexico has faced... 

2011 Solheim Cup: What Are Both Teams’ Chances in Single Matches?

If we go by history, team USA will win the single matches and consequently its ninth Solheim Cup, fourth in a row. Since the inaugural event, back in 1900, the Americans have won eight singles matches out of 11. From those eight, they came to day three leading once (1990), trailing four times (1996, 2000, 2002 and 2007) and tied three times (1994, 2005 and 2009); only in the 2000 edition they didn’t win... 

2011 Solheim Cup: 5 Players to Keep an Eye on Day 2

After the first day, Europe leads the 2011 Solheim Cup by one (4.5 to 3.5). The 24 golfers playing for honor and pride have stated that they have what it takes to help their team win. Nevertheless, five of them have shown that when it comes to pressure moments, they know how to make decisions and solve the situation in the best way. Let’s take a look…  Begin Slideshow  Read More →

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