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Kimani Gregoire

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Kimani Gregoire is a contributor for Sports Unbiased where he combines his passion for sports with his love of writing. Currently living in Maryland after spending 12 years in Boston where he experience the highest of highs (2004 Red Sox) and the lowest of lows (18-1 Patriots). He particular loves basketball, football, baseball, hockey, golf, tennis, soccer, athletics, rugby, boxing, MMA and cricket (thanks to his West Indian roots!).

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PREVIEW Following Stan Wawrinka's unlikely victory at the Australian Open, normalcy resumed at the French Open with three of tennis' "Big Four" (Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, and Andy Murray) making the semifinals in Paris. Should we look for more of the same in London? There is cause for concern however. Nadal hasn't won a match at Wimbledon since 2012. Djokovic looked worn out in Paris, and one wonders how he will bounce back after putting so much into the French. Andy Murray is the defending champion, but he is only now getting back to top form (due to back surgery last fall) and has a new coach (Amelie Mauresmo) to boot....
Grand Slam Tennis

PREVIEW For the women, Wimbledon may be more open now compared to the last few years. Usually, the easy bet would be to go with Serena Williams, she of the Wimbledon and 17 Grand Slam titles. But given her early losses in the previous two Slams, the world number one is no longer a sure bet. With Maria Sharapova back in form following her French Open victory, the return of Victoria Azarenka from injury, and the rise of a promising youth brigade (led by Simona Halep), a Serena triumph is no longer a given. Will the trend continue over the next two weeks, or can Serena restore order? Let's take a look at the women's draw and predict...
Spain

  "When the run is over, it's over" - Isiah Thomas on ESPN's 30 for 30 documentary on the Bad Boy Detroit Pistons All good things must come to an end. It happened to the Miami Heat during the NBA Finals. The same has happened to Spain during the 2014 World Cup. When you have been a champion and have been on top for so long (not only were Spain the defending World Cup champions from four years ago, but they had also won consecutive European Championships in 2008 and 2012) then it is also a matter of time before age, mileage, fatigue (both physical and mental), and complacency kicks in. Many of Spain's core players...
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As we approach the start of the 2014 FIFA World Cup on June 12, the Sports Unbiased Crew will be releasing guides to help make better sense of what you watch as the world's best soccer players converge on Brazil this summer. Check in regularly as we preview the eight groups, 32 teams, and key players that will play an integral role in determining the next world champion.   Will Cristiano Ronaldo be fully fit and ready to go for the 2014 World Cup? Portugal fans can only hold their collective breaths. How damaging would it have be for Portugal if Ronaldo is unable to play? It would be like a music group minus the lead singer....
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As we approach the start of the 2014 FIFA World Cup on June 12, the Sports Unbiased Crew will be releasing guides to help make better sense of what you watch as the world's best soccer players converge on Brazil this summer. Check in regularly as we preview the eight groups, 32 teams, and key players that will play an integral role in determining the next world champion.   Whether the Netherlands are able to go one step further this summer than they did in 2010 will depend heavily on the play of Arjen Robben one of the best wingers in the world. Robben terrorizes defenses along the flanks thanks to his speed, dribbling skills,...
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As we approach the start of the 2014 FIFA World Cup on June 12, the Sports Unbiased Crew will be releasing guides to help make better sense of what you watch as the world's best soccer players converge on Brazil this summer. Check in regularly as we preview the eight groups, 32 teams, and key players that will play an integral role in determining the next world champion.   Can Italy control their mercurial, enigmatic and unpredictable striker? The Azurri will be counting heavily on Mario Balotelli to provide the goals in their hopes of winning the World Cup for a fifth time. But how much can they rely on a player who is...
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As we approach the start of the 2014 FIFA World Cup on June 12, the Sports Unbiased Crew will be releasing guides to help make better sense of what you watch as the world's best soccer players converge on Brazil this summer. Check in regularly as we preview the eight groups, 32 teams, and key players that will play an integral role in determining the next world champion.   Yaya Toure is perhaps the most underrated midfielder in the world. He might also be the best all-around midfielder. The versatile Ivorian has it all: physical strength, technique, passing and scoring ability and boundless energy. He constantly switches...
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As we approach the start of the 2014 FIFA World Cup on June 12, the Sports Unbiased Crew will be releasing guides to help make better sense of what you watch as the world's best soccer players converge on Brazil this summer. Check in regularly as we preview the eight groups, 32 teams, and key players that will play an integral role in determining the next world champion.   If there was ever a player whose reputation took a hit last season, Mesut Ozil comes to mind. The German international arrived at Arsenal from Spanish giants Real Madrid last summer -- for a club record  $71 million no less -- with a high reputation and...
England

As we approach the start of the 2014 FIFA World Cup on June 12, the Sports Unbiased Crew will be releasing guides to help make better sense of what you watch as the world's best soccer players converge on Brazil this summer. Check in regularly as we preview the eight groups, 32 teams, and key players that will play an integral role in determining the next world champion.   ...and a little child shall lead them (Isiah 11:6). Could this popular biblical phrase apply to the England national team during the 2014 World Cup in Brazil this summer? Could it be that the most dangerous player on a squad full of veterans such as Wayne...
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Maria Sharapova claimed her second French Open title in three years thanks to a dramatic 6-4, 6-7(5), 6-4 victory over fourth seed Simona Halep of Romania. It is also the fifth Grand Slam title of her career. The women's final, which lasted a shade over three hours, was a grueling affair with several changes of momentum. The fact that both women struggled to hold their service games throughout the match (there were more breaks of serves than holds) also added to the drama. Simona Halep came into her first ever Grand Slam final without having dropped a set, but was immediately put on the backfoot thanks to Sharapova's...
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