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Will Tiger Woods ever dominate golf again?
Depending on who you ask, Tiger Woods is either a ‘has-been’ or a sporting colossus battling through a series of personal problems and physical ailments, and now on the verge of reclaiming his rightful position as the world’s best golfer. Woods performance at the 2011 [Continue]Cricket
Sri Lanka are still the team to beat as World Cup proves a success
At the start of the World Cup we picked Sri Lanka to win the tournament, and nothing has happened over the last month for us to change our position. A couple of teams have surprised, and a few have disappointed, but all in all, Sri Lanka still looks like the team to beat. [Continue]Football
This is the new Real Madrid
This is the new Real Madrid; more disciplined, more organized, and more efficient. One of the real giants of European football has not made it past the round of 16 in their past six Champions League campaigns, but this side is a more formidable team than all of its [Continue]NBA
Does Derrick Rose deserve the MVP award?
For one reason or another, a lot of NBA fans seem to be unhappy about the presumed rise of Chicago Bulls superstar Derrick Rose to league MVP. There is now a sense of inevitability that Rose will win the award, and a lot of people feel he doesn’t particularly deserve it. It’s not that Rose [Continue]- Perkins was underrated as Celtics and Thunder feel impact
- Chris Bosh awakens as Miami find their rhythm
- The heat is on Erik Spoelstra, as Miami start to struggle
- Don’t write off Kobe, just yet
- Big responsibility falls to Shaq, as Celtics gamble in trade of Perkins
- Billups the unsung hero will be invaluable to New York
- A breakdown of the Melo trade
- Dennis Rodman worthy of the Hall of Fame
- Parker emerges from Duncan’s shadow, to become Spurs most valuable player
- Reggie Miller unlucky to be snubbed by Hall of Fame
NFL
No winners in NFL labor dispute
Judgment day for the NFL has finally arrived with the NFL players association and club owners failing to reach a deal on their new collective bargaining agreement that will now put in jeopardy the entire 2011 season. The players union has decertified paving the way for an antitrust lawsuit against the league, while the owners [Continue]- Michael Vick: The most electrifying man in sports
- Bengals lack workable plan, as Palmer becomes disillusioned
- Cam Newton and the issue of character
- Peyton Manning and the Colts have plenty to ponder
- Tony Dungy: The most respected man in all of football
- Rogers is the new King, as Packers emerge as ‘The team of Destiny’
- Wounded Steelers will remain a contender next year
- Why did Michael Vick cancel on ‘Oprah’
- Cam Newton moves up the draft board
- Owners hold all the cards in likely NFL lockout
Career Retrospective
Sir Alex Ferguson: An enduring icon
Sir Alex Ferguson is the patriarch of Manchester United and the man who built an empire. He is one of only a handful of men who is a legitimate contender for the title of the greatest manager in football history, and is widely regarded as the best of the modern era. His greatest attribute has [Continue]- Michael Vick: The most electrifying man in sports
- Glenn McGrath: Mr. Fundamental
- Curtly Ambrose: Silent, but deadly
- VVS Laxman: Poetry in motion
- Andrew Strauss: A brilliant leader of men
- Tony Dungy: The most respected man in all of football
- Carl Hooper: Enigmatic, but wonderfully gifted
- Mark Waugh: A sublime talent
- Malcolm Marshall: The greatest fast bowler ever