Ion Tiriac, Madrid Open’s Owner, Has Views on Women’s Pay, and LegsTiriac is the latest executive of a major tennis tournament to declare men’s and women’s tennis unequal this year.
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… Read MoreFor Champion Royals, a Middling Return to New YorkThe last time the Royals played in New York, they left as World Champions after defeating the Mets. Now they face the Yankees as a .500 team.
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… Read MoreMemories of Barbaro Linger 10 Years LaterBarbaro, who won the 2006 Kentucky Derby before breaking a hind leg at the Preakness, was, in the words of one of his owners, “a one-in-a-million horse.”
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… Read MoreJuan Benitez of Colombia Shows In Vero Beach To Be The Polar Opposite of Bernie TomicBy Randy Walker @TennisPublisher Much was made of Australian Bernie Tomic giving up on the final point of his 6-2, 6-4 first-round loss to Fabio Fognini at the Madrid Open by returning serve with his racquet handle but… Read MoreAt 16, Reece Whitley Stands Tall in and Out of WaterThere is so much more than meets the eye to Reece Whitley, 16, a 6-foot-8 African-American who is a top breaststroker.
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