The Queen K.S.P.

Ending with a marvelous tournament performance in which he never dropped a set, Roger Federer of Switzerland won his eighth Wimbledon trophy and record 19th Grand Slam event overall by outclassing Marin Cilic of Croatia 6-3, 6-1, 6-4. After Roger Federer closed out a Wimbledon final that was more of a coronation than a contest with an ace, he sat in his changeover chair and wiped away tears. That is when it hit the Swiss superstar: His wait for record-breaking title No. 8 was over. Until then, Federer wasn’t focused on the notion of winning the grass-court tournament more often than any other man in the history of an event first held in 1877. All he had been concerned with, consumed with, was being healthy enough to compete at a high level and, he hoped, to win a title, regardless of what the total count would be. “Wimbledon was always my favorite tournament. Will always be my favorite tournament. My heroes walked the grounds here and walked the courts he...

Another one bites the Dust! Kiefer Ravena coul be cheating on Alyssa Valdez after evidences of alleged scandalous private photos were shared via a social messaging app. It is really sad that this situation happened and we wish them best of luck! As in GOOD LUCK! (thank you PhotoGrid)

Maria Sharapova is anticipating mixed reactions about her return to the competition after an anti-doping ban. Sharapova, who tested positive for meldonium, said she took the drug for so many years and did not know that it had recently been banned when she took it before and during the 2016 Australian Open. The Russian received a reduced 15-month ban from the Court of Arbitration for Sport, which found that she did notdeliberately intend to break anti-doping rules. Maria Sharapova will return to the WTA tour in Stuttgart in late April. Fans of WTA have something to look out for! (credit to the owner of the photos)

An impressive first set dictated the tone for De La Salle University Lady Spikers in their rout of the Far Eastern University (FEU) Lady Tamaraws on Wednesday at the Filoil Flying V Centre. The defending champion Lady Spikers overpowered the Lady Tamaraws, 25-5, 25-23, 25-23 , to bounce back from their second loss of the season and improve to 6-2 in the UAAP Season 79 women's volleyball tournament. See more action by checking the second round schedule .

“Sadly, I have to withdraw from the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells and the Miami Open,” Williams said in a statement issued by tournament officials. “I have not been able to train due to my knees and am disappointed I cannot be there. I will keep moving forward and continue to be positive. I look forward to being back as soon as I can.” Based on the sport’s points system, Kerber will be No. 1 in the next rankings, which will be issued on March 20.

The second round of our favorite Volleybelles starts today ! Will the Lady Eagles remain on top? Or will the other teams avenge their losses and snatch that position out of the Eagles' blind spot?  Save the dates and watch how these girls fight it out for the UAAP title. LET'S GET IT ON!!!