US Open Tennis 2012: Day 9 Scores, Results and Recap

Rain, rain, go away.  Flushing Meadows lived up to its wet name on Tuesday as showers took over Day 9 of the 2012 U.S. Open. Those who got play started early in the day were able to complete their matches, but then Mother Nature took over. Novak Djokovic, Andy Roddick and Maria Sharapova were all unable to get past their first set and will have to finish play on Wednesday. Check out USOpen.org... 

Wyndham Championship 2012: Day 4 Suspended Due to Weather

The Wyndham Championship is still wide open, and because of the weather at Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, it will continue to be wide open until Monday. The news comes from the PGA Tour’s official Twitter account: Lengthy weather delay suspends @wyndhamchamp until 9:00am ET Monday. @golfchannel will carry TV coverage until conclusion. #pgatour — PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) August 19, 2012 Sergio... 

Wyndham Championship 2012: Day 1 Leaderboard Updates, Analysis and More

Carl Pettersson is on fire. Just four days after finishing in third at the PGA Championship, his best finish ever at a major, the big Swede is up to more of the same at Sedgefield Country Club at the Wyndham Championship.  Pettersson shot an eight-under 62 and currently sits alone in first place. It’s not like that was unexpected, though. The 34-year-old lives in Raleigh and went to school... 

Franck Ribery and Karim Benzema Charged with Soliciting Underage Prostitute

Franck Ribery and Karim Benzema may be prosecuted for crimes they allegedly committed back in 2008 and 2009. The news comes from the AFP (via Yahoo! Sports): French international footballers Franck Ribery and Karim Benzemaare to face trial for allegedly soliciting an underage prostitute, judicial sources said on Tuesday. The underage woman in question is Zahia Dehar, who is currently 20 years... 

Rogers Cup Results 2012: Latest Scores from Toronto

Andy Murray may have finished off Roger Federer for Olympic gold, but that doesn’t mean you have to stop watching tennis.  That’s because the first round of the Rogers Cup—nipping at the heels of the Olympics—is already under way, and the stars will immediately be back in action in Toronto. Novak Djokovic, gold medalist Andy Murray, Juan Martin del Potro and other top players... 

British Open 2012: Encouraging Performances That Will Get Better at Next Major

Baby steps to a major championship. That’s all it takes.  While plenty of golfers will undoubtedly be disappointed that it was Ernie Els who took home the Claret Jug—not them—they can’t dwell on the Open Championship. Phil Mickelson, who shot an anemic plus-11 and missed the cut by eight strokes, might dwell a little bit. However, for those players who put together a solid... 

Clint Dempsey: What Dempsey to Liverpool Would Mean for American Soccer

While Liverpool certainly needs current Fulham star Clint Dempsey, Americans need Dempsey to join the Reds’ side just as badly. If Dempsey were to join Liverpool and put forth the Premier League success he has displayed with Fulham, it would do wonders for American soccer.  Fortunately for Americans, it at least sounds like a deal is possible (via goal.com): Hours after the Craven Cottage... 

Rory McIlroy: Don’t Expect 23-Year-Old to Bounce Back at PGA Championship

Rory McIlroy has quietly been very inconsistent this year, and it wouldn’t be surprising if his struggles continued next month at the PGA Championship.  The Brit entered the year ranked as the No. 1 golfer in the world, and he was playing up to that billing. After a second-place finish at the Accenture Match Play Championship in February to start the year, McIlroy followed up with a win... 

British Open 2012: Golfers Who Will Rebound at PGA Championship

There’s no time to sulk. Golfers who struggled at the Open Championship better get their act together because the PGA Championship is just over two weeks away. For top-ranked players looking to grab a major championship, this will be their last chance before an eight-month hiatus.  No pressure. For what it’s worth, Ernie Els’ win at the Open followed a ninth-place finish at... 

Summer Olympics 2012 Preview: Players Most Likely to Be Top Goalscorer in London

A lack of veterans doesn’t mean a lack of talent. Sure, the 2012 London Games—because of age restrictions—won’t be home to all-world stars such as Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo or Wayne Rooney over the next month. But, fortunately for diehard football fans, it will be home to young studs such as Neymar, Adrian, Hulk and Edinson Cavani, and that’s just the very beginning... 

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