James Quizon

Rafael Nadal is perfect in his career against Canadian Milos Raonic. The Spanish World No. 1 hopes it stays the same after Thursday when the pair meets in the quarterfinal round of the Sony Open Tennis 1014 at the Tennis Center at Crandon Park in Miami Florida.

The Dallas Mavericks have delivered two big wins against the Oklahoma City Thunder this week. Dirk Nowitzki and company look to slay another Western giant when they host Chris Paul, Blake Griffin and the rest of the Los Angeles Clipper on Thursday night.

New York Knicks president Phil Jackson is mincing no words in saying how he hates the current roster of his team and he’s wasting no time in preparing to make changes to in time as he looks forward to the next season.

Both the Miami Heat and Indiana Pacers have struggled of late. That’s not stopping them East powerhouse teams in going at each other’s throats when they face one another in a marquee match-up on Wednesday at the Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indiana.

World No. 2 Novak Djokovic gets his first real test at the Sony Open Tennis 2014 tournament on Thursday when he faces rival Andy Murray in the quarterfinal round of the tournament held at the Tennis Center at Crandon Park in Miami, Florida.

World No. 2 Novak Djokovic attempts to move on to the quarterfinals of the Sony Open Tennis 2014. To do so, he needs to beat a dangerous opponent in Tommy Robredo of Spain in the Round of 16 in the prestigious tennis tournament held at the Tennis Center at Crandon Park in Miami, Florida.

World No. 1 Rafael Nadal of Spain continues his Sony Open 2014 campaign against Denis Istomin of Uzbekistan in the third round of festivities at the Tennis Center at Crandon Park in Miami, Florida on Tuesday starting at 5:30 am AEDT.

The defending champions are mired in a struggle they have never experienced before during their tile runs the past couple of seasons. The Miami Heat looks to put it all behind when they face the dangerous Portland Trail Blazers on Monday night.

Seven double-digit seeded teams in the 2014 NCAA Tournament have so far delivered huge upsets in their respective second round matches. On Saturday, three of those teams will take the court once again with the entire sporting world’s eyes on them. What will the Dayton Flyer, Harvard Crimson and North Dakota State Bison do for an encore?

The San Antonio Spurs continue to surge and now find themselves atop the league. The Golden State Warriors are on a little run of their own hoping to stay in the hunt for at least a home court advantage in the first round of the NBA postseason.

Ricky Rubio showed the NBA what he is capable of delivering a triple-double for the third time in his career. The Minnesota Timberwolves want to see another huge all-around performance from the Spanish point guard when they visit the Houston Rockets on Thursday.

New testimonies in the trial of Oscar Pistorius could be damning for the Olympic and Paralympic track star but a new interesting detail—perhaps trivial compared in the scheme of things—has been revealed by investigators: the “Blade Runner” could have been browsing the popular porn site half an hour after his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp arrived in the house.

A few damning evidence were presented in Day 13 of Oscar Pistorius trial, one of the most controversial cases involving a high-profile athlete the past few years in a courthouse in Pretoria, South Africa.

To get to the NBA postseason, the Minnesota Timberwolves not only need to rack up consecutive wins to gain ground on the teams above them but they also need other teams to start losing. One of those squads are the Dallas Mavericks, which are not doing the T’Wolves a favor after winning three straight to stay in the playoff picture.

The Phil Jackson era begins on Wednesday when the Knicks host rival Indiana Pacers at the Madison Square Garden. Will Carmelo Anthony impress their new boss? Or will the Paul George and company spoil the party in the Big Apple?

The Michigan State Spartans will dance all the way to the national title. That is if the President of the United States of America is to be believed after Barrack Obama revealed his NCAA March Madness bracket for 2014 on Wednesday.

Former Detroit Pistons star Ben Wallace pleaded no contest on a case filed against him for leaving the scene in a February car crash in Virginia. Luckily for Wallace, the judge assigned to the case reduced the sentence to days from the original one-year verdict.

The trade rumours and speculations about Carmelo Anthony’s future with the New York Knicks can stop for now after the franchise’s newest hire, Phil Jackson declared that indeed he has “no problems with committing to saying Carmelo is in the future plans.”

Cam Newton will go under the knife on Wednesday to address issues on his ankle which was a problem since the penultimate game of the 2013-2014 regular season.

After the toughest part of the season when they have just won a single game in fifteen outings, it appears the Atlanta Hawks are back on track after winning four in a row. The Hawks face a stern test on Tuesday evening when they host Atlantic division leaders, the Toronto Raptors.

The Miami Heat are on their way back to recovery after their worst stretch this regular season. The entire Cleveland Cavaliers squad will need to step up if they still want a postseason slot after learning their franchise player will be missing the next two weeks, and even, the entire season if the injury does not heal in time.

The Cleveland Cavaliers will have to make their playoff push without their franchise player Kyrie Irving, who suffered a biceps strain that will cause him to miss at least two weeks.

Tennis fans and poker enthusiasts will have a chance to yet again, serve an ace or two against Rafael Nadal.

No one’s stopping these New Yorkers. A group who claims to be solid New York Knicks fans will be holding a protest rally mainly against the franchise’s moves—mostly, failures— and team owner James Dolan, the man blamed for the team’s demise the past few years.

There are many ways to skin a cat as there are a million ways to fill up the NCAA bracket. March Madness is here which means chaos not only in college basketball but also in offices and homes around the world—most times, having different ranges of wagers in each bracket filled.

The Florida Gators are the top seed in the National Collegiate Athletic Association's (NCAA) men's basketball tournament in 2014. Joining them among the cream of the crop as No. 1 seeds in their respective regions—and as usual, with big targets on their backs—are the Arizona Wildcats, Virginia Cavaliers and Wichita State Shockers.

Early in the tournament Flavia Pennetta did not believe she had what it takes to make the championship round of the BNP Paribas Open 2014 in Indian Wells, California. But after a huge upset victory in the semifinal round, she’s now a believer that she can go all the way to the WTA title.

Roger Federer beat Alexandr Dolgopolov in two easy sets and Novak Djokovic defeated John Isner in three tough sets in the semifinals to set-up a high-profile final in the BNP Paribas Open 2014 in Indian Wells, California.

The Brooklyn Nets confirmed their status as one of the rising teams in the stretch run of the regular season after beating the Miami Heat on the road, 96-95 last Wednesday. They are now 3-0 against the two-time defending champions this season. On Saturday, they’ll face the Washington Wizards, which are 2-0 against Brooklyn this year.