Category: Sport
Come on Naomi! You Can Do It
It’s very sad the situation that led to the brightest women’s tennis star since the Williams sisters thinking it necessary to withdraw from the French Open. Naomi Osaka says she has suffered bouts of depression since she won her first slam, at New York in 2018 and her interaction with the media during a tournament…
Honour Our Legends – A plea for boxing champ Bunny Grant
If you leaf through the annals of the birth of Jamaica, you’re unlikely to see the name of Bunny Grant, the prototypical gladiator, the champion battling in the arena to win freedom and glory.
Sex and the Players
A man does it and it doesn’t affect his game. A woman does it and it tarnishes her reputation. So the mantra goes. America’s international Continue reading
Cricket Below Parr
Jack Parr was the first host of the ground-breaking, late-night television programme known as ‘The Tonight Show’ later made even more popular by Johnny Carson Continue reading
Jamaica, Cuba Likely Giant Slayers at the Olympics
When the medals are tallied, will Jamaican and Caribbean athletes be giant slayers at the London 2012 Summer Olympics, July 27 to August 12, where Continue reading
Jamaica in the NFL – A Gridironist Dreams
I have a gridiron dream. Well, actually it is more like a daydream – a fantasy. Here’s how that dream unfolds: Streamers – black, green Continue reading
Fiftieth Anniversary Nostalgia (FAN): Three Great Jamaican Clubs
Which is the best Jamaican football club team of all time? We suggest a short list of three teams based primarily on their longevity, present Continue reading
Party Sees Healing From CARIFTA Games
Thank God for the CARIFTA Games! They are scheduled to be held in Montego Bay, Jamaica over the Easter weekend, and are coming at a Continue reading
9,000 Volts of Bolt – New World 100m Record
Usain Bolt’s sizzling 9.58 sec world record 100 meters run on Sunday gave Jamaicans one more reason to celebrate, despite the tough economic times facing Continue reading
“Save West Indies Cricket” – Plea from Political Party
The People’s Empowerment Party (PEP) in Barbados is calling for urgent action to save crisis riven West Indies cricket. The call come from PEP’s president, David Comissiong.