Tiger Woods continued to slip the golf’s world rankings from eighth down to 12th position, the first time he has been outside the world top 10 since winning the Masters in 1997.

His high profile infidelity that led to a costly divorce from his wife has devastated him mentally. Followed by a long lay-off after the incident, has affected his game.

Since his comeback, he has yet to regain his luster performance and the lost glory where he was once the top player and the dominant athlete of the g...

DURING his sponsorship speech for the Philippine High School for Sports (PHSS) Act, Senator Edgardo J. Angara has praised the achievements of Filipino athletes despite the challenges they face including lack of training facilities and other resources

"While the Philippine athletic system still needs a lot of work in terms of national sports infrastructure and policies, we should be immensely proud of our athletes for these hard-fought victories, for triumphing in spite of these shortcomings," ...

FOR the nth time, Dionisia Pacquiao, or "Mommy D" to the millions of Manny Pacquiao fans, has pleaded his son to stop fighting.

But Manny would have to defy his mother once again as Top Rank has already arranged his next fight for November this year.

In a radio interview from General Santos City after his son defeated Sugar Shane Mosley via unanimous decision, Mommy D said Manny's best "Mother's Day" gift for her is his retirement from boxing.

"Parang awa mo na Manny, itigil mo na ang pagboboksi...

PLENTY of college players have declared for the June 13 NBA draft, but some have left the door open to return to college by not agreeing to terms with an agent. This week, Kentucky's Brandon Knight and Terrence Jones did just this.

Sports Illustrated reports that the reluctance to sign with an agent may be because of the rocky labor situation in the NBA.

NBA rookies don't generally get paid until the middle of November and agents sometimes lend them money to get through till their first big pay...

PHILIPPINE Basketball Association (PBA) Commissioner Chito Salud expects the D-League could ably fill in the void left by the now-defunct Philippine Basketball League (PBL).

“The competition is very fierce. You can see everyone, from the players and even the coaches and owners, giving their all in every game," said Salud, referring to the 13 teams that have joined the D-League.

Salud also believes that the D-League will be a continuing endeavor of the PBA since

Board had already approved resid...