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“We’ve been back and forth between South Africa, London [he owns a house at Wentworth] and Florida about four times and also Spain and now Australia.”Another person determined to push the big names is Zimbabwe’s Nick Price, who was returning to the scene of his Challenge victories this morning in the Southern Africa Tour’s Dimension Data Pro-Am. When they play to the level they are, you have to find a way to match them It’s more a mental attitude than anything. If you go out thinking you’re not going to win then you’ve lost the race already.”Any player in the world can play to Tiger’s level if they have a good day. “Tiger and those guys have a very good positive feeling about their games. I want to play consistently well against them and hopefully the timing of my game will be right for the majors.”The better you play the more respect you will receive from your fellow pros.

Already this season he has been involved in a play-off with Woods for the Mercedes Championship in Hawaii, and that made him favourite for the Heineken Classic that starts in Perth, Australia, today ahead of a field including the Open champion, Paul Lawrie, the Masters champion, Jose Maria Olazabal, and Greg Norman.”I’m going to be playing a bit more in the States this year because the Tour there is a little stronger and I think it will be better preparation for me for the majors,” he said. Ernie Els has promised to increase his appearances in the United States so that he can put pressure on Tiger Woods, the world No 1, when the major tournaments get under way later in the year.
Els believes he can put pressure on Woods and America’s other big names by adopting a positive attitude. Ernie Els has promised to increase his appearances in the United States so that he can put pressure on Tiger Woods, the world No 1, when the major tournaments get under way later in the year. England will be happy that they have little time to reflect on their dramatic one-run defeat by South Africa in the triangular series at Newlands.
They got within a single muscular hit of winning their second match against the hosts, but tomorrow they can quickly make up for that disappointment in the first of their three meetings with Zimbabwe, also in Cape Town.A get-back-and-get-winning attitude will be demanded by captain Nasser Hussain, and he does not want his side to be over-critical of themselves.”The boys have got to look at it and learn; the problem in the past is that you over-examine a game you’ve lost, and be too critical,” said Hussain.”We’ve got to be full-on for the game against Zimbabwe and make sure we are full of confidence going into that match.”. England will be happy that they have little time to reflect on their dramatic one-run defeat by South Africa in the triangular series at Newlands. This is perhaps at the centre of the issue.”Plans for a three-sport national stadium were scrapped before Christmas when Culture Secretary Chris Smith said he was unhappy at the proposals.Developers may now build an 80,000-seat athletics stadium in Hillingdon, west London, to fill the vacancy for an Olympic-standard arena.The rugby union ground at Twickenham, south-west London, could also be improved to serve athletics..

Ministers have been attacked for blocking plans for a new three-sport National Stadium and warned that a purpose-built Olympic venue would become a white elephant.
In a select committee hearing at the House of Commons, Wembley bosses said the Government failed to get its act together over the plans for the stadium.And they blamed the British Olympics Association (BOA) for the decision last year to scrap plans for football, rugby league and athletics to be based at Wembley which could have then formed the centrepiece of an Olympic bid.Bob Stubbs, chief executive of Wembley National Stadium Limited, said the BOA had become “obsessed” with the idea that if they a built a new stadium they would win the Olympics.He told MPs on the culture, media and sport committee: “They were never going to be happy unless we built a purpose-built Olympic stadium and that was never an option for us.”He added: “If you build an Olympic stadium with no long-term use you will have a white elephant and basically it would either have to be demolished or given away free to a football club.”The Wembley bosses were backed by the Sport England organisation which supported the plans for a three-sport stadium with National Lottery funds.Chief executive of Sport England, Derek Casey said: “What happened in the end was that the ideal became the enemy of extremely good. Ministers have been attacked for blocking plans for a new three-sport National Stadium and warned that a purpose-built Olympic venue would become a white elephant. Another meet to be held in Dortmund on Sunday has refused to accept the Jamaican.”The action will bring out the media, the hall will be full but for track-and-field she’s not worth anything,” said Achim Krebs, promoter of the Erfurt meet.The sharp rise in athletes testing positive for nandrolene, a muscle-building drug, has opened up a controversy about whether the substance can be digested unknowingly.A special British panel released a report last week saying that outside sources such as poorly labeled dietary supplements could trigger positive tests.But the panel’s finding stopped short of saying this accounted for the sharp rise from four to 17 positive cases in 1999.. 2, the IAAF asked Jamaican track authorities to suspend the veteran sprinter for two years. Instead she was cleared by a special panel inside the country.Several other former Olympic champions failed tests last year, but weren’t suspended by their national track organizations including Britain’s Linford Christie and Cuba’s Javier Satomayer.German track promoters have been almost unanimous in denouncing Karlsruhe’s decision to allow Ottey to run. The 39-year-old still faces possible suspension from the IAAF, track’s international body.The IAAF sent a letter Thursday advising Karlsruhe not to allow Ottey to run Saturday at the meet. That followed a wave of anger and shock from the German track establishment.German track president Helmut Digel blasted Karlsruhe’s action as “a scandal” on Wednesday, while the country’s association of track meets has threatened to expel Karlsruhe.Karlsruhe organizers said Ottey isn’t under investigation at the moment despite reports the IAAF plans to take action against the Jamaican – along with similar cases involving other big-name athletes – before the Sydney Olympics in the summer.”The spectators should ask themselves if we are fighting doping in the right way by declaring every After Ottey’s “B” Sample also tested positive on Sept.

The organizers of an athletics meeting in Karslruhe said on Thursday that they won’t bow to pressure from the IAAF and fellow German promoters and stop former 200-meter Olympic champion Merlene Ottey from competing on Saturday.
Ottey tested positive for the banned substance Nandrolene at a July meet in Lucerne, Switzerland, but was later cleared by Jamaican authorities. The main reason for not going is the closeness of the fight – the reaction of the fans in Brixton last Friday left the boxer exhausted.. The organizers of an athletics meeting in Karslruhe said on Thursday that they won’t bow to pressure from the IAAF and fellow German promoters and stop former 200-meter Olympic champion Merlene Ottey from competing on Saturday. In the days before the fight starts accountants from all involved will sift with pleasure through the figures and a feeling of calm will descend over Manchester in the days before the fight, which is odd for any fight involving Tyson or Warren. The new relaxed mood suits Tyson, according to his trusted friends.Sadly, Tyson is likely to cancel any visits to Moss Side. One reason why Francis’s promoter, Panos Eliades, lost out is his working relationship with King.By the end of November the money was agreed but the complications persisted and even now it is impossible to state with authority exactly what Tyson, Warren, Showtime (the American cable company) and Sky will make from the fight.It is a promotion, a fight and an event that will surely benefit everybody involved – including Francis, who will make nearly half-a-million pounds in total.

However, the British boxer’s promoter disagreed with his manager and the fight was on ice for two weeks.The delay meant that Warren was forced to scrap plans to promote the fight at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff and switch to the far smaller MEN Arena in Manchester. Warren suggested yesterday he could have sold 75,000 or even 120,000 tickets for the fight.Tyson indicated that he was keen to fight in Britain for Warren The pair share a simple hatred for Don King. From that point, until Tyson arrived in Manchester late last night, Warren has had to overcome numerous obstacles. When he first contacted Tyson’s advisors, they appeared insurmountable, but slowly the fight started to take shape and, during the week of the Lennox Lewis-Holyfield fight on 13 November, Francis, the British champion, emerged as the leading opponent.