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TULSA, Oklahoma : Chile's Mito Pereira has withstood brutal heat, punishing winds, rain and cold but on Sunday major pressure will be the challenge as he takes a three-shot lead into the final round of the PGA Championship.
Tiger Woods se dio un baño de masas en Augusta, el pasado mes de abril. 408 días después de su grave accidente de coche, que le provocó una fractura abierta de tibia y peroné en su pierna derecha,. Se había dejado ver antes, en diciembre, en el PNC Championship de Orlando, junto a su hijo, pero competir en un grande parecía puerto de categría especial. Hasta para él. «Todavía me queda un largo camino», admitía. Lo acortó e ilusionó. Sobre todo, en una primera jornada en la que arrancó con cinco pares seguidos y desató la locura con su primer birdie, en el sexto hoyo. Terminó el día bajo par y lo confirmaba: el tigre volvía a rugir.
Mito Pereira will carry a three-shot lead into the final day of the 104th US PGA Championship after a brutal third round that prompted an ailing Tiger Woods to withdraw from the season's second major at Southern Hills in Tulsa. Wood performed a minor miracle to make the cut by a stroke on Friday as he followed an opening 74 with a one-under 69, but the wheels came off in garish fashion on Saturday as he slumped to a nine-over 79. Ad/> It was his third worst round at a major since he turned professional in 1996.
Tiger Woods produced a couple of firsts Saturday, neither cause for a fist pump. He posted his highest score ever in the PGA Championship, and later withdrew from a major for the first time in his pro career.
There is nothing new about the observation that rugby is a game of increasing power but, if we await the point in history when modern players have wrung every last morsel of actuated power from their jacked-up bodies, that longed-for plateauing-off has yet to be reached. The size of players reached that stage more than 10 years ago. There are signs it may even be falling. But the power of them, the sheer power, continues to escalate.
Tyler Reddick piloted the No. 48 to victory Saturday at Texas Motor Speedway, giving Big Machine Racing its first series win.
JR Motorsports driver Noah Gragson won his first career Xfinity Series pole at Texas Motor Speedway.