It's hard to make the likes of Wayne Gretzky and Nolan Ryan look bad. But whether through a regrettable attempt to push the envelope or perhaps a more devious desire to achieve competitive advantage, these unis managed to make everyone — legend or loser — look ridiculous. From logos that could never stand the test of time to candy–inspired color schemes, these duds were just that... duds.
When the world's most notorious card-counters — including members of the infamous MIT blackjack squad — gather in Las Vegas to share secrets, there's more than just chips at stake.
As long as there are rookies, there will always be "the next big thing." Men's Vogue looks back on star prospects who buckled under the media pressure and those who bettered people's expectations.
What will be the fallout of 2007's espionage scandal? Can Lewis Hamilton match his rookie form? How will drivers handle F1's first nighttime race? As Formula One prepares for its 2008 season, the only thing mounting faster than the anticipation are the questions.
To better appreciate the art of the bullfighter, Men's Vogue asked the founder of California's Academy of Tauromaquia, to describe the technique and flair required for a brilliant performance in the ring.
Tennis giants Roger Federer and Pete Sampras will be facing off for the first time ever in the U.S. Inspired by the rare event, presented by Men's Vogue, we give you the biggest battles in sports history.
During one weekend at the foot of the Matterhorn, the world's greatest living climbers celebrate the Alpine Club's first 150 years, toasting the once and future glory of mountaineering.
Jimmy Connors was perhaps America's greatest tennis player ever, and the world's fiercest competitor. Jimbo discusses coaching Andy Roddick, the state of American tennis, and more
The author (On Being John McEnroe) and Observer correspondent speaks with mensvogue.com about Roger Federer's mental toughness, his rivalry with Tiger Woods, and why Dubai — Federer's home when he's not on tour — might be a great place for pro athletes to live, but resembles nothing so much as a very large hotel lounge.
From pro tennis and big-money camel races to PGA golf and the world's richest thoroughbred purse, Dubai is a burgeoning sports mecca—with a 50-million-square-foot "sports city" in the works to prove it.
Whether starting a clothing line, winning another Argentine Open, or hurling himself into a scrum of flailing horses, the greatest polo player ever does it all without breaking a sweat.
Most of us have a favorite sports venue—one that still, after years, gives us a thrill every time we visit it. Here are our picks of 10 of the world's greatest places to scream your head off.
The world's greatest golf course designer, Robert Trent Jones, Jr., opens up to us about links, his own poetry, and why he might just be Wellington to Tiger Woods's Napoleon.