Written by Matthew Schiffman
Matthew Schiffman breaks down Roger Federer's slow start to the 2008 tennis season and analyzes the game of the world's No. 1 as he heads to the clay courts.
Written by Neil A. Hickey
Novak Djokovic is a worthy Australian Open champion after a gripping four-set final. Neil A. Hickey describes how the Serb overcame a brilliant opponent, health issues, and a pro-French crowd to win his maiden Grand Slam title.
Written by Johnny Shea
Novak Djokovic defeated Roger Federer in straight sets Friday. Johnny Shea sorts through the recent upsets in tennis, and what this sensation of upsets in the air could mean for the Super Bowl
Written by Educated Bet
No No all you wrestling fans out there I am not talking about Stone Cold Steve Austin…you know because his special move is the stunner…but I am talking about how Jo-Wilfried Tsonga upsetting the number 2 seed in the world Rafael Nadal. Tsonga did not bar
Written by Neil A. Hickey
Rafael Nadal’s Australian Open dream will have to wait another year—but Neil A. Hickey says Nadal's unseeded conqueror has a bright future ahead of him.
Written by Neil A. Hickey
Neil A. Hickey tells the tale of James Blake’s brave run at the Australian Open—and how it was ended by the bewitching Roger Federer.
Written by Neil A. Hickey
James Blake faces an Australian Open quarterfinal showdown with Roger Federer—and Neil A. Hickey says nerves won’t be a factor for the courageous American.
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