Masters 2014 Results: Biggest Winners and Losers from Day 3

Moving day at Augusta National Golf Club certainly did not disappoint. The Masters has been perfectly set up for a dramatic final day.  Bubba Watson started the day well in front of the field, but he faltered just enough to give the rest of the players hope headed into Sunday. Elsewhere on Saturday, Miguel Angel Jimenez and Ricky Fowler had standout rounds that put them into contention, 20-year-old... 

The Masters 2014: Complete Guide to This Year’s Augusta National

At long last, it’s time for the Masters, the most wonderful time of the year for golf fans. This week, all of the best golfers in the world—with one very notable exception—will gather on the greens of the Augusta National Golf Club and battle for the chance to walk away with the famous green jacket. Even with Tiger Woods on the sidelines, there will be plenty of familiar faces coming... 

Roger Federer Reaffirms Elite Status with Win at 2014 Dubai Tennis Championships

In case you were wondering, Roger Federer‘s still got it. The 17-time Grand Slam champion proved this week that he still has elite tennis left in him when he defeated No. 2 Novak Djokovic and No. 6 Tomas Berdych to win the Dubai Tennis Championships. It was his sixth title in Dubai and his 78th title overall. As most things are this late in his legendary career, this victory was very significant... 

Stranger Than Fiction: Wawrinka Upsets Nadal in Bizarre Australian Open Final

Once again, we were reminded why they play the game.  This was Stanislas Wawrinka‘s first major final and Rafael Nadal‘s attempt at winning his 14th Slam. In their previous 12 matches, Wawrinka had never even taken a set off Nadal. And yet, in a match that seemed scripted by Days of our Lives writers-turned-tennis gods, No. 8 Wawrinka upset an injured No. 1 Nadal 6-3, 6-2,... 

Australian Open 2014 Draw: Complete Bracket Analysis and Review

Get your smiles ready—the draws are officially out and it’s time for the Happy Slam! On the men’s side, the top half is absolutely loaded with Rafael Nadal, Andy Murray, Juan Martin del Potro, Roger Federer and Jo-Wilfried Tsonga. That leaves four-time Champion Novak Djokovic with a pretty straight shot back to the final for the fourth year in a row. For the women, things are a little... 

Australian Open 2014: Predictions and Tournament Preview

The new tennis season is already underway, but it is about to kick into high gear. I hope you’re well rested, because we’re less than a week away from the first major of the year, the 2014 Australian Open! After the incredibly brief offseason, it’s finally time to see all of our favorite players back on the same stage and competing for the biggest prize in tennis. Unlike last year,... 

Ranking the Most Memorable Moments of 2013 in Tennis

What a year. Tennis in 2013 was filled with nonstop drama, awe-inspiring comebacks, record-breaking performances and some very notable exits. The phenomenal athletes on the men’s and women’s tour reminded us once again why we can’t look away from the action, even for a second.  From meltdowns to medical timeouts, controversies to triumphs, magical matches to media mishaps, we... 

Will Roger Federer Re-Join the Big 4 in 2014?

Colloquially, Roger Federer is still a part of the illustrious Big Four in men’s tennis. Numerically, however, he isn’t. Going into the 2014 season, Federer is in a spot that he hasn’t been in since 2002—No. 6. Eleven years, 17 Grand Slams and 302 weeks at No. 1 later, Federer is once again on the outside of the Top Five looking in. All eyes will be on the 32-year-old during... 

Ranking the Biggest Upsets in Tennis in 2013

It was a good year for tennis stars. Famous names such as Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Serena Williams ruled the 2013 tennis season.  But that doesn’t mean it was a straightforward year. Far from it. Marion Bartoli won one of the wackiest Wimbledons ever, precocious teenagers on the WTA tour defeated Grand Slam Champions and Roger Federer found himself confronting his humanity time and... 

What Must Serena Williams Do in 2014 to Become the Greatest of All Time?

There are a lot of things we know for sure about Serena Williams. She is one of the most famous female athletes in the world. She earned more money on the court in 2013 than any woman in the history of sports.  Her tennis career is already legendary. In singles alone, she’s won 17 Grand Slams, an Olympic gold medal, and 57 titles. In doubles, she has 13 Grand Slams—all with her sister... 

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