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Roger Federer Won’t be Number One Again
Roger Federer, at 30 years of age, 16 grand slam titles and 70 singles titles, still has the hunger to pursue more titles, more money, and even regaining the ATP rankings number one spot which he held on to so easily and successfully during years past. The problem is the consistency and ability, compared to someone like Novak Djokovic, isn’t there anymore.
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Floyd Mayweather Wrong About Jeremy Lin
Floyd Mayweather gets bored once in a while, especially when he doesn’t get enough attention from the media. So, in order to create a buzz around him, he goes on twitter and publishes some ridiciolous claim that A) Gets the spotlight on him and B) Insults someone in a controversial manner. I guess he didn’t like Jeremy Lin getting all the attention.
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Super Rugby and Australia Waiting for Sebastian Chabal
Sebastien Chabal, the 34 year old former French international may be taking his talents to Australia and be a part of the up and coming 2012 Super Rugby season, after a fallout between him and his Racing Metro coach Pierre Berbizier regarding his new contract led the Chabal leaving the club.
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Shane Mosley Only Fighting Saul Alvarez For Money
Shane Mosley hasn’t won a boxing match since January 2009, beating Antonio Margarito. He hasn’t fought since May 2011, losing by points to Manny Pacquiao, looking like he wanted the fight to be over from the first minute. There’s no ambition in his future fight with Saul Alvarez but greed and the desire to make a few extra bucks on his name, that still means something to some boxing fans.
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Amir Khan Gets the Peterson Rematch He Deserved
Amir Khan shouldn’t be without the WBA and IBF belts right now, but he lost points on some shoving calls, some unauthorized person messed around with the scorecards and the judges, resulting in Lamont Peterson causing the upset that night in Washington. Now, after months of back and forth between both camps, the rematch (May 19 in Vegas) is a done deal.
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Roger Federer – 15 Years of Hair in 40 Seconds
Roger Federer has been part of the Tennis World, a prominent one, for nearly a decade now. Erupting onto the scene by beating Pete Sampras, and soon following it with four years of complete dominance on all courts except for the Roland Garros, with the final loose end taken care of in 2009.
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Life Between Rugby and Boxing for Sonny Bill Williams
Sonny Bill Williams, now not just a world champion with the All Blacks, but also New Zealand’s heavyweight boxing champion, after beating Clarence Tilman III inside the first round, despite being outweighed by 21 kilograms.
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Mayweather vs Cotto the Bigger Fight With Pacquiao vs Bradley All Set
Manny Pacquiao, finally, has his opponent for a June 9 fight. Not Floyd Mayweather that the boxing world should have, but Timothy Bradley, fighting at Welterweight for the first time in his career, coming in with an undefeated record but a small chance of winning anything but a lot of money.
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Djokovic, Nadal, Federer and Murray = The Beatles?
This photo-shopped version of the Abbey Road album cover, with Murray as George Harrison, Federer as McCartney, Djokovic as Ringo and Nadal as John Lennon doesn’t exactly describe the current state of power the correct way, but it’s awesomely cool to look at.
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Mayweather vs Pacquiao – Maybe in November, Arum Says Bradley First
Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather won’t be fighting this May, with Mayweather still looking for a May 5 opponent and Pacquiao’s next one, according to Bob Arum, by default, looks more and more like Light Welterweight champion, Timothy Bradley.