Tiger Woods Dominates AT&T National for Huge Tournament Win

Tiger Woods is really good at getting ready for majors.  Back in March, Woods won the Arnold Palmer Invitational in preparation for the Masters. He followed that up with a win at the Memorial Tournament, which came just two weeks before the U.S. Open. Now, a mere 18 days before the start of the Open Championship—or British Open, if you will—Woods has put together another masterful... 

Tiger Woods: Breaking Down Icon’s Chances at Remaining 2012 Majors

Tiger Woods is going to have to wait until 2013 to win his 15th major.  The most enigmatic golfer of our generation has certainly shown glimpses of life this season, but after failing to hold on to his weekend lead at the U.S. Open, he only has two more chances in 2012—the Open Championship and the PGA Championship. Tiger used to be able to transcend the golf course. His immense talent used... 

Euro 2012: Hot Starters Whose Success Won’t Last

While getting off to a hot start in group play is certainly promising, no country is safe. Yet. Group A is through two matches, but for the most part, countries still have two tough matches to get through.  Let’s take a look at what teams’ hot starts won’t propel them through to the quarterfinals.    Croatia The Croatians managed to knock off Ireland by a score of 3-1,... 

Euro 2012 Results: Teams That Must Improve in Order to Avoid Elimination

After the first set of matches, some countries are already in trouble. Big trouble.  Not only were opening-match defeats killer because they put certain countries at the bottom of their group; they are especially bad when you consider the new Euro 2012 rules. Most importantly, if two or more countries finish the group stage tied in points, the first tiebreaker is now head-to-head results, which... 

Memorial Tournament 2012: Golfers Who Will Ride Momentum to US Open

Many golfers will build on their Memorial Tournament success to make a run at the US Open title.  Momentum is a dangerous attribute in golf, and although the St. Jude Classic takes place between now and the US Open, certain players will enter the storied major on a high note. Let’s take a look at who will continue to dominate the links.    Tiger Woods Um, duh.  It wasn’t... 

Tiger Woods: Why Win at Memorial Means More Than Any Other This Season

It’s not just that Tiger Woods won the 2012 Memorial Tournament. It’s how he won it.  Yes, Woods won a high-profile tournament. I know you don’t believe me, but I have proof (via NBC Sports): Tiger Woods wins the Memorial, tying Jack Nicklaus for 2nd all-time with 73 PGA Tour victories. golfchannel.com/news/golftalkc… #golfchannel — NBC Sports (@NBCSports) June... 

Serena Williams Folds at French Open After Meltdown

Who said there wouldn’t be drama in the first round of the French Open? Serena Williams, a heavy favorite to win the tournament, suffered an epic upset at the hands of Virginie Razzano of France, the 115th-ranked player in the world. Razzano won 4-6, 7-6, 6-3 to advance to the second round. After winning the first set, Williams went to a tiebreak with Razzano in the second. Serena put herself... 

Rafael Nadal: Previewing Rafa’s Upcoming Matches After Easy First-Round Win

It’s on to the next one for Rafael Nadal. After easily handling Simone Bolelli in the first round of the French Open, Rafa looks primed to continue his dominance at Roland Garros.  And “easily handling” is probably an understatement. Nadal was simply dominant against Bolelli, breaking the Italian’s serve seven times while only having his broken once. He smashed 20 winners,... 

French Open 2012: Breaking Down Novak Djokovic’s Most Likely Path

If Novak Djokovic is going to complete his career Grand Slam, he’s going to have to make his way through a tough road at the French Open.  Let’s take a look at who the Djoker will likely have to get through at Roland Garros and what his chances in each match are.   We’ll start with the quarters.    Quarterfinals: David Ferrer This one all depends on the draw, so,... 

Rafael Nadal: 3 Amazing Stats That Point to Another Win at French Open

Rafael Nadal, like always, is the clear favorite at the French Open. But when you take a look at his ridiculous clay statistics, “favorite” might not even be good enough of a word.  Rafa will have to go up against the two best in the world in Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer, and that just makes it all the more amazing how heavily he’s favored. If Nadal somehow lost at the French... 

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