Tiger, you owe me nothing ... too

Read an article/opinion of Roland Martin on the CNN website. In it he titled his piece, 'Tiger, you owe me nothing'. Ditto. I'll second that! Tiger you owe me nothing too.

Maybe to those who look up to him as a role model (not anymore!) he needs to say something.

Sure he's public figure and whatever he does is subject to a lot of scrutiny and he has to deal with it and explain whatever needs to be explained. The prying minds would like to get the full story. What really happened on that early morning of November, right after thanksgiving? People are curious. What's the deal with that? Speak up they say. Tell your side of the story. He owes it to the public who cheered him on, the kids who look up to him, his colleagues and fellow players. Say something.. voiced the majority.

But I'm those in the minority. I don't really want to know. Yes I'm curious but it's not gonna break me or make any difference whether he says something or anything or nothing at all. It's his personal life. Whatever he does when he's not playing golf is his alone.

Ok. So he apologized for his cheating ways and admitted to having extra marital affairs and to cheating his wife (btw, all these are just common for politicians.. ha ha). 'Nuff said

I don't really want to know anymore.

Tiger Woods is only Human

Hmm...wife got mad, found about the women he's seeing, chased him around with wedge, he got distracted, hit a fire hydrant and crashed into a tree. Yep.. he's only human.

For the last two days Tiger Woods has been silent of what really happened to him the day after thanksgiving no less. Rumor mills abound with plenty of innuendo and gossip about mistress and alleged affairs. It's crazy. The least person you'd think who would be in this situation would be Tiger Woods.

Via NY Times: Each hour that passes without word from Tiger Woods about the details of his car crash early Friday morning may prove damaging to his image by filling an online rumor mill with conjecture, opinion and rumor, according to experts who advise high-profile athletes and celebrities on managing how they are viewed by others. Full report

I'm blogging about this because I like Golf. Well, I like S Garcia, A Scott and C Villegas. Yeah pretty boys of the club..so to speak. With pun. He he.

Andy Roddick should have won Wimbledon

The applause and the standing ovation really should be to Andy Roddick. What a heart breaker losing 14-16 in the fifth set.

The match just finished and what can I say Andy Roddick was the better player throughout. If anybody deserves to win.. it should have been him. But it's not to be.The sad dejected look on his face just tells it all after the last point, sauntering back to to the chair and during the presentation.. it's clearly a pain. Sadness on his face. He can't even force a smile during the photo op. He tried but can't. It's hard to even fake a smile. Losing is not something you just brush off. It's not something you just set aside and say.. ah there will be other times because... on Sunday afternoon Roddick really should have won Wimbledon.

Roger Federer rejoicing winning Wimbledon. His 15th grand slam. Disgusting though.. the patronizing words he made to Andy. The look on Roddick's face said it all.

Hats off to Andy Roddick. He is my winner.. and I think majority will agree with that.

What happened earlier watching match with Roddick losing when he really should have won.. reminded me golf and Sergio Garcia losing the Open Championship when clearly he deserved to have won. Same thing with what happened to Jean Van de Velde.

Sergio, Adam and Camilo.. Oh the Heartthrobs

So who says golf is boring huh? The three paired for the first two rounds. Can't it be like up to last round?! Pretty please ha ha. Golf's most good looking threesome Sergio Garcia, Adam Scott and Camilo Villegas. They are hot. I betcha they've got more following than Tiger Woods. Female love and some man love too. I wish all throughout the rounds they'd be together as trio. Woot!

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Not again!

Its like flashback a year ago to Carnoustie, in contention to win first Major of his career and then snap! a swing a hit (on the pin) and missed hole. Just like last year, I stayed all night (2:30 a.m. till 8 am) just to watch and see Sergio try and and win his first Major but alas, an Irishman, Padraig Harrington beat him. I was riveted to the screen. I'm like so damn cheering on Sergio... shot for shot for shot he and Padraig were battling for the hole until an unfortunate swing by the the Spaniard on the 17th landed in the water and had to take a relief (I think) and then to the 18th bunker shot..and he makes it on to the green but couldn't save the par. I knew it. He loses the chance to lift trophy. Pity.

The grass is green he didn't win. Poor Sergio. He loses but shook hands with the champ, deep inside you know he feels bad. He keeps insisting that he isn't He's not gonna admit it though. I mean, the more the press keeps on harping about how he's so close to winning and then choked and all that in your face questions, the more he gets curt. Of course he's disappointed.

I am too. I probably should've slept and just watched the replay but I stayed the whole wee hours of morning only to see and feel for Sergio.

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I remember back in 99 feeling thesame for Jean Van de Velde. Who could forget that? he choked, losing a play off or something. Collapsing so to speak at the British Open. It was like the saddest day. I swear. You couldn't help sniffle a tear or two.

Well, Sergio (a teen back then) cried actually..well, because he missed the cut. But it's also the year he was like running and jumping and chasing Tiger Woods with a all enthusiasm of young boy during the PGA Championship.

Anyway, a bottle of Corona to console Sergio while Padraig have Guinness to toast.