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I was wondering what percentage of all the endorsement money Tiger Woods makes comes from online games.  So I did a Google search on "Tiger Woods Games".  I was amazed at all the Tiger Woods games that were listed.  I wonder what is the best game and which one pays him the most money.

This is a very exciting time in sports, Tiger Woods and Roger Federer look like they both have a good chance at becoming the best golfer and tennis player of all time.  We are able to watch and enjoy these two amazing athletes.  Tiger Woods won his 7th straight golf tournament and Roger Federer won his 10th grand slam, see details below.  Tiger is closing in on the greatest golfer of all time (Jack Nickalus) and Roger Federer is closing in on the greatest tennis player of all time (Pete Sampres).

Roger Federer of Switzerland has won the Australian Open championship in Melbourne, his 10th career Grand Slam title.

The top seed and defending champion beat 10th seeded Chilean challenger Fernando Gonzalez in Sunday's final in straight sets (7-6, 6-4, 6-4) for his third Australian Open crown. Federer did not lose a single set over the whole tournament and he is the only tennis player to do this at the Australian Open  since Ken Rosewald did it in 1972.

Federer is only the fifth man in tennis history to win 10 major tournament titles.

The Swiss star did not lose a single set the entire tournament. He is the first player to do so in 27 years (since Sweden's Bjorn Borg at the 1980 French Open).

Tiger Woods won his 7th straight golf tournament today (1-28-07) at Torrey Pines in San Diego California.

 


 


 

On October 3rd Tiger Woods said he will not fully recover from his reconstructive knee surgery until 2010.

The top-ranked golfer had his torn anterior cruciate ligament repaired June 24, one week after winning the 2008 U.S. Open.

"I believe the stat is after six months, the ACL is 85 percent of full strength and then over the next year and a half, it will gain its 100 percent strength,'' Woods said Sept. 29 at a news conference for the Chevron World Challenge at Sherwood Country Club in Thousand Oaks, California.  "So it's basically a two-year process.''

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Tiger Woods, who is 32 years old said he will not be able to start practicing until January of 2009 when he will be able to rotate his leg.

"That's just a natural healing process of any ACL, for the graft to take,'' Woods said.  "That's one reason why you see a lot of football players when they get injured, they don't really have their great years for two years out. Luckily I don't play football.''

Woods tore the ligament in his knee after the 2007 British Open while running near his home in Orlando, Florida, and then underwent arthroscopic surgery on April 15.

While recovering from that surgery, Woods won the U.S. Open in a 19-hole playoff over Rocco Mediate on June 16, ignoring the advice of doctors who told him he was risking further damage to the knee. A day later, he disclosed plans for a second, more extensive surgery.

 




 


 


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