McEnroe enjoys new role as comedy fall guy
LONDON (Reuters) - John McEnroe was once the "bad boy" of Wimbledon, berating linesmen and umpires alike and famously screaming "You cannot be serious". The 54-year-old silver fox had a...
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McEnroe enjoys new role as comedy fall guy
LONDON (Reuters) - John McEnroe was once the "bad boy" of Wimbledon, berating linesmen and umpires alike and famously screaming "You cannot be serious". The 54-year-old silver fox had a...
Triumphant Tomic stays focused to dad’s delight
LONDON (Reuters) - Australian Bernard Tomic reminded tennis fans of his potential as he reached the last 16 at Wimbledon on Saturday but admitted it was hard not having his...
American men suffer worst Wimbledon in over 100 years
LONDON (Reuters) - For the first time in 101 years no American will be playing in the third round of the men's singles at Wimbledon. That dismal fact was confirmed...
Let my dad in, Australian Tomic pleads at Wimbledon
LONDON (Reuters) - Australian Bernard Tomic is asking Wimbledon to change its mind and lift its ban on his father attending the tournament. John Tomic faces a court case for...
Modern pentathlon: After 100 years, sport looks ahead
LONDON (Reuters) - Imagine a soldier trapped behind enemy lines. He fights his way out with his sword, swims across a lake, grabs the nearest horse, gallops through the forest...
Modern pentathlon – After 100 years, sport looks ahead
LONDON (Reuters) - Imagine a soldier trapped behind enemy lines. He fights his way out with his sword, swims across a lake, grabs the nearest horse, gallops through the forest...
Modern pentathlon: After 100 years, sport looks ahead
LONDON (Reuters) - Imagine a soldier trapped behind enemy lines. He fights his way out with his sword, swims across a lake, grabs the nearest horse, gallops through the forest...
Modern pentathlon – After 100 years, sport looks ahead
LONDON (Reuters) - Imagine a soldier trapped behind enemy lines. He fights his way out with his sword, swims across a lake, grabs the nearest horse, gallops through the forest...
Gymnastics: Is Rhythmic pure kitsch or sporting skill?
LONDON (Reuters) - Modern dance pioneer Isadora Duncan could have had a crack at gold in the Olympic rhythmic gymnastics - but is it art or sport? A mixture of...