Wimbledon Draw 2014: Complete Seedings and Bracket Analysis

Get out the strawberries and cream and pour yourself a glass of Pimm’s. It’s Wimbledon time.  The Championships kick off at the All England Club on Monday, and this year the storylines on the men’s and women’s sides are mouthwatering. Andy Murray will be coming back to his home Slam, with Amelie Mauresmo in tow, to defend his Wimbledon crown. His fellow competitors in the... 

How Much of the Void Left by Tiger Woods Will Golf’s Rising Stars Fill?

As we’ve experienced time and time again over the past six years, golf majors just aren’t the same without Tiger Woods contending. It’s not that there aren’t other stars in golf—there certainly are. Among others, Rory McIlroy, Adam Scott, Bubba Watson, Phil Mickelson, Jordan Spieth and Rickie Fowler can all, to one degree or another, move the needle. This year, 29-year-old... 

US Open 2014: Biggest Winners and Losers from Pinehurst

Take a bow, Martin Kaymer. What a show you put on during this 114th U.S. Open at Pinehurst No. 2. Kaymer led from the first round until the last, finishing at nine-under par, an unfathomable eight strokes ahead of second-place finishers Rickie Fowler and Erik Compton. The former No. 1 player in the world now has two major titles, and with back-to-back wins at The Players Championship and the U.S. Open,... 

US Open 2014 Results: Biggest Winners and Losers from Day 3

It’s Martin Kaymer’s course, the rest of the golfers are just lucky to be in the field. Of course, there are 18 long holes left to be played at the 114th U.S. Open at Pinehurst No. 2, and no championship has been won just yet. However, Kaymer’s shaky but gutsy two-over-par round on Saturday left him at eight under for the tournament, five clear strokes ahead of his closest competitor.  There... 

US Open Golf 2014: Complete Guide to Pinehurst

The surest sign that it’s almost officially summertime is the start of the U.S. Open. This is the 114th edition of the U.S. Open, and for the third time in the past 15 years, the best players in the game will head to the sand hills of Pinehurst, North Carolina, to tackle the challenging Pinehurst No. 2. Golf is without its biggest star once again, as Tiger Woods is still nursing a back injury,... 

Rafael Nadal Vanquishes Doubts with 2014 French Open Title over Novak Djokovic

There will be no changing of the guard in Paris this year. Rafael Nadal‘s royal reign at the French Open isn’t over yet.  On Sunday at Roland Garros, Nadal took out his biggest rival Novak Djokovic 3-6, 7-5, 6-2, 6-4 to win his ninth French Open title, his 14th major overall. As he stood on stage hugging his trophy after the victory, he was overcome with emotion. This win meant a lot... 

French Open 2014: Winners and Losers from Roland Garros

We’ll always have Paris, tennis fans. The last two weeks in Roland Garros have been filled with highs, lows and everything in between, but in the end there are two legends left kissing and/or biting their trophies. The men’s tournament saw the two best players in the world face off in the final but didn’t witness the best tennis in the world played. It turns out Rafael Nadal and Novak... 

French Open 2014: Can Anyone Prevent a Rafael Nadal vs. Novak Djokovic Final?

There have been many upsets in the first 10 days of the French Open, but despite all of that carnage, the two favorites for the men’s title are still standing. Is there anyone left who could stop Rafael Nadal or Novak Djokovic?  Well, the other four men remaining in the single’s draw would like to think so. Djokovic played his quarterfinal match on Tuesday, and the Serbian took out... 

French Open 2014: Is Andy Murray Ready to Be a True Threat on Clay?

When you think of the French Open, Andy Murray is likely not the first player to come to your mind. However, perhaps it’s time to give the Brit a little more credit on the dirt. On Monday, Murray beat Spaniard Fernando Verdasco 6-4, 7-5, 7-6 to advance to his fourth Roland Garros quarterfinal, his third straight. (He didn’t make the quarterfinals in 2013, but that’s because he didn’t... 

Sloane Stephens’ Loss at 2014 French Open Shows She’s Not Ready for Next Level

Sloane Stephens had a chance on Monday to make it to her first French Open quarterfinal and get her first top-10 win of the season. Instead, the last remaining American in singles fell to Romanian Simona Halep, who at No. 4 is currently the top-ranked woman in the draw, 6-4, 6-3. Just like that, Stephens lost yet another chance to prove that she’s ready to be considered in the top echelon... 

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