Jamie Murray, John Peers Fall in Wimbledon Doubles Final

Jamie Murray and John Peers just missed out on their first Grand Slam doubles title, falling to No. 4 Jean-Julien Rojer and Horia Tecau on Saturday.  Murray, the younger brother of Andy Murray, was seeking to win his first doubles Slam alongside Australian partner Peers.  Instead, the Dutch-Romanian duo came out on top in the doubles final, 7-6 (7-5), 6-4, 6-4, while big brother watched the... 

USWNT Hang Out on Stage with Taylor Swift, World Cup Trophy

Win the Women’s World Cup, party with Taylor Swift—it’s the American way. The United States celebrated their Canadian triumph with a parade in New York City on Friday, then they capped off their day by being brought on stage by Taylor Swift at her concert in East Rutherford, New Jersey. Swift was just as ecstatic to meet them as they were her.  Not a bad week for the Americans. [Twitter,... 

Thomas Mueller Celebrates 1-Year Anniversary of ‘7-1’ with 7UP Can

Thomas Mueller hasn’t forgotten, Brazil.  On the one-year anniversary of Germany’s shocking 7-1 blowout against host Brazil in the semi-finals of the World Cup, the Bayern Munich man, who opened the scoring in the 11th minute of the match, posted a subtle reminder on Instagram.  A can of 7UP.  The carbonation burns for Brazil fans who have yet to fully recover from the historic... 

Abby Wambach Leads ‘I Believe That We Just Won’ Chant in American Celebration

The United States captured the Women’s World Cup on Sunday, lifting the cup after a dominant 5-2 win over Japan in the rematch of the 2011 final, an American defeat.  On Tuesday, the team was welcomed home and given a hero’s welcome in a wild celebration in Los Angeles.  Retiring legend Abby Wambach led the fans in a chant (above) of the popular American chant “I believe... 

Japan Celebrated Beating England with Oddly Mesmerising Celebration

The world saw England get knocked out of the FIFA Women’s World Cup on Wednesday in the worst way possible.  What the world didn’t see, or hasn’t seen yet, was Japan celebrating in the most unique way possible.  It’s not so much weird as it is completely mesmerising. We dare you to watch it just once.  [YouTube, h/t Dirty Tackle] Read more International Football... 

Nick Kyrgios Has to Turn Official Wimbledon Headband Inside-Out

Wimbledon’s official headband is simply too colourful to be worn in an official Wimbledon match.  Nick Kyrgios found that out the hard way.  While the Aussie faced Milos Raonic in his third-round match on Court No. 2 on Friday, he came out wearing Wimbledon’s official head swag.  However, he was told not once but twice that he had to turn his headband inside-out because it... 

John Guidetti Leads Wild Celebration as Sweden’s U21-Winning Side Returns Home

John Guidetti is quickly becoming a media superstar.  The Sweden star delivered an incredible post-game interview after the Swedes reached the final of the Under-21 European Championship, and now that they’ve been crowned as the champions of Europe, he followed up brilliantly.  After returning home, Sweden were greeted with a hero’s welcome, and Guidetti gave an impassioned speech... 

Laura Bassett Scores Last-Second Own Goal That Knocks England out of World Cup

England again experienced heartbreak on the international level.  The emotion of losing in the worst possible way doesn’t single out the men, it seems, as the Lionesses fell, 2-1, to Japan on an own goal in injury time during the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup semifinal Wednesday. Laura Bassett attempted to clear a through ball in the waning seconds of the game as it headed toward... 

England vs. Japan: Goals, Highlights from Women’s World Cup Semi-Final Match

Japan took a first-half lead in the Women’s World Cup semi-final against England, as Aya Miyama converted from the penalty spot.  Saori Ariyoshi won the spot-kick for Japan as she was clearly fouled, but replays indicated that the foul took place outside of the penalty area.  Follow England vs. Japan live here.  [Twitter] Read more International Football news on BleacherReport.com  Read More →

Landon Donovan Subtweets Jurgen Klinsmann over World Cup Snubbing

You subtweeting Jurgen Klinsmann, Landon Donovan?  Regardless, that fire from being snubbed by Klinsmann for a spot on the United States 2014 World Cup squad still burns inside of the Yanks’ all-time leading goal-scorer.  In the aftermath of the United States women clinching their spot in the Women’s World Cup final on Tuesday night, Donovan sent out a tweet praising Abby Wambach’s... 

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