2010 Rogers Cup Men's Results

The 2010 Rogers Cup staged another season filled with scintillating tennis. After the history-making Wimbledon episode, most of the top 20 players entered in this event to be part of the tune-up for the upcoming 2010 US Open.

Rafael Nadal, the new world No.1 and two-time Wimbledon champion, is the top seed followed by No.2 seed Novak Djokovic. Roger Federer, the new world No.3 as the result of his two quarterfinal finishes in both French Open and Wimbledon, is the No.3 seed. Defending Rogers Cup champion Andy Murray is the No.4 seed, completes the list to lead the field.

Will Murray be able to defend his title, after his disappointing loss at Wimbledon? Did I predicted it right? My pick for Men's Champion.

2010 Western & Southern Financial Group Women's Open Results

Cincinnati Open, one of the tune-up events heading to 2010 US Open was over and this year's edition hasn't been so kind to top players. Why? With great matches was on display, top contenders for the title suffered an early exit. Will these upsets contribute a slight damage in their campaign at Flushing Meadows?

Top seed and defending champion Jelena Jankovic, No.2 seed Caroline Wozniacki, No.6 seed Vera Zvonareva, and No.7 seed Agnieszka Radwanska bowed out in the third round, while No.3 seed Elena Dementieva and No.5 seed Francesca Schiavone have been beaten in their opening match. Leaving the draw wide open and giving No.4 seed Kim Clijsters an easy passage for the title. Did I predicted it right? My pick for Women's Champion.

2010 Rogers Cup Men's Preview

NOTE: This is my own version of draw analysis on 2010 Rogers Cup. In this self-version of draw analysis, I will pick who I think will be 2010 Rogers Cup Men's Champion.

The ATP World Tour Masters 1000 resume at Toronto, with top players are meeting again for this tune-up event leading to US Open. With top seed Rafael Nadal, who is gunning for fourth consecutive ATP World Tour Masters 1000 of the year since winning Monte-Carlo, Rome, and Madrid before capturing 2010 French Open and Wimbledon, will try to show us again his strong performance as he will try to capture the only Grand Slam that eludes him so far.

World No.3 Roger Federer is also back after a quarterfinal exit at 2010 Wimbledon, now with his new coach Paul Annacone around. The first-time No.3 seed after dominating the tour for more or less five years and the 16th time ATP World Tour Masters 1000 titlist, will try to recapture the form the give him 16 Grand Slam titles.

2010 Western & Southern Financial Group Women's Open Preview

NOTE: This is my own version of draw analysis on 2010 Western & Southern Financial Group Women's Open. In this self-version of draw analysis, I will pick who I think will be 2010 Western & Southern Financial Group Women's Open Champion.

One of the Premier hardcourt events leading to US Open is underway. With the absence of the Williams sisters, it will be anybody's race for the title as well as to rack up points for the 2010 Olympus US Open Series Bonus Challenge.

Though, the Williams sisters not entered in this event, four Grand Slam champions are still in the field - world No.7 Kim Clijsters seeded No.4, No.8 Francesca Schiavone seeded No.5, No.13 Maria Sharapova seeded No.10, unseeded Svetlana Kuznetsova and unseeded Ana Ivanovic to complete the wide open draw.

When Simple, Good Life Goes Wrong

It's been almost two years that I'm struggling financially. But as day goes by, I can see glimpse of hope that I can hold on and gives me enough strength to live life in simple way. But things still haven't change with what I'm struggling about. Honestly, I don't know how to manage financial matters as more often than not, I'm messing it. There'll be times or should I say most of the times, I have zero balance in my savings and nothing left for myself. It's hard to continue that daily life living when I know I have something to settle and I have nothing.

With such struggles, I never lose hope that one day I'll live life back to its simplicity, the life that I once owned and enjoyed. But some people say, "when it rains, it pours", seems like true. It would be okay if it's blessings but if it's problems you have nothing to do but cry.