The United States and France will renew their storied Davis Cup rivalry this week in the quarterfinals in Winston-Salem, N.C. as captain Patrick McEnroe’s U.S. squad will look to continue their run towards a second consecutive Davis Cup title against French captain Guy Forget.
Imagine that the tennis world was focused not on Indian Wells and Key Biscayne but on The Australian Open at this time of year. Is this a novel concept? Not really.
I think it is interesting that Senator Hillary Clinton’s U.S. Presidential campaign is accusing rival Senator Barack Obama with plagiarism for using lines in his speeches from his friend Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick.
At 4:33 am local time Sunday morning in Melbourne, Lleyton Hewitt outlasted Marcos Baghdatis 3-6, 7-5, 7-5, 6- 7(4), 6-3.
Some things we know about Senator Barack Obama, democratic candidate for President of the United States – Oprah Winfrey loves him, he is probably the best public orator among Presidential candidates since John and Robert Kennedy, he is for national health care, securing our borders with additional immigration agents and ending the war in Iraq. [...]
It is a little ironic that Chris Evert and Greg Norman announced their engagement in South Africa at the South African Open golf championships where Norman was competing.
Back in 1973, shortly after both Evert and beau Jimmy Connors returned from South Africa after sweeping the women’s and men’s singles title at the South African Open [...]
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