Greenbrier Classic 2012 Leaderboard: Odds for Players Still in Contention

Sure, the Greenbrier Classic has already lost its three biggest names, as Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson and Jim Furyk all failed to make the cut. Ouch. But that doesn’t mean the final day of play won’t be exciting. Webb Simpson is the favorite heading into Sunday with a two-stroke lead, but there are plenty of players nipping at his heels. Alongside a look at the leaderboard, let’s... 

Tiger Woods Greenbrier Classic: Missing Cut Doesn’t Bode Well for British Open

He’s up, he’s down. He wins, he disappears. He rarely dominates on the course, but still dominates golf’s national discourse. His name is Tiger Woods, and after winning the AT&T National, he failed to make the cut at the Greenbrier Classic. It’s that inconsistency that leads me to believe he won’t end his Majors drought at the British Open. Woods has done a lot of... 

Wimbledon 2012 Results: Winners and Highlights from Top Matches

Wimbledon has been full of surprises, but action on Tuesday went mostly as expected. It was a rough day for the American men, Serena Williams and Petra Kvitova met in a premier match of powerful, top-ranked ladies and a battle of German doubles partners went down to the wire. Wimbledon may have already lost elite players like Rafael Nadal and Maria Sharapova, but this tournament still has plenty of... 

Wimbledon Odds 2012: Betting Against Tournament Favorites Isn’t Worth the Risk

If you are hoping a long shot could take home a title at Wimbledon this year, you’ll probably end up disappointed. Even the oddsmakers have acknowledged the gulf between the elite players in tennis and the rest of the field. On the men’s side, that’s hardly shocking. Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic have won the last nine Grand Slam titles and are heads and shoulders above the rest... 

Roger Federer: Fed-Ex Must Prove He Is Still Elite at Wimbledon

In tennis these days, there are the elite—Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal—and then there is everybody else. It’s time that Roger Federer reminded everyone that the game’s elite used to include three players, not just two. The common notion around the sport has been that there are four elite players in the world—Djokovic, Nadal, Federer and Andy Murray—but I don’t... 

Maria Sharapova Boyfriend: Sasha Vujacic Conspicuously Absent in Victory Speech

Maria Sharapova‘s fiancee Sasha Vujacic will probably find himself in a lot of Google searches now that his lady has returned to prominence in women’s tennis. Surely, there is some nerdy Google analytics expert giggling happily after Sharapova’s win. What Vujacic didn’t find himself in was Sharapova’s victory speech, according to Chris Chase of Busted Racquet, after she... 

French Open 2012: Day 14 Scores, Results and Recap

Maria Sharapova just dominated the French Open. Her 6-3, 6-2 victory over Sara Errani was the coronation of a magnificent run at Roland Garros that saw the Russian star take the world’s top ranking and only lose one set in the entire tournament. Impressive. The result against Errani almost felt inevitable, with the taller and more powerful Sharapova smashing six aces and 37 winners. Sure, Errani... 

French Open 2012 TV Schedule: Must-Watch Matches Moving Forward

The French Open has offered up some truly epic matches thus far, and that won’t be changing anytime soon. The field has narrowed and the world’s most talented players are advancing to the tournament’s final rounds. With quarterfinal play today, and some intriguing semifinal matches to follow, I’ve listed several matches you absolutely won’t want to miss. Be sure to scroll... 

French Open 2012: Day 10 Scores, Results and Recap

What a day of tennis. Two of the top men in the world were taken to the brink on Tuesday, while the ladies offered less drama but sent through two intriguing contenders to the semifinals. The quality of play at this year’s French Open hit a frenzied peak on the tournament’s 10th day. And luckily for all of us, it should keep getting better from here.   Novak Djokovic Survives Epic... 

French Open 2012 Scores: Domination by Favorites Will Continue in Men’s Draw

While the women’s draw at the French Open has seen tournament favorites like Victoria Azarenka, Serena Williams and Li Na all fall, the men’s side has seen the favorites and higher seeds mostly advance to the quarterfinals. Don’t expect that trend to stop anytime soon. The quarterfinals on the men’s side doesn’t have a single player ranked worst than No. 12 in the world,... 

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