Ayushi Dutta

4 weeks ago | essentiallysports.com | Pritha Debroy |Ayushi Dutta

It’s impossible now to imagine a world without social media. From the whereabouts of celebrities to heated sports debates, everything is just a click away. Social media has allowed many to grow their brands and connect more closely with their fans. While it has a good side, it has also stirred controversy and taken a toll on many celebrities including the players. Athletes have experienced both the praise and the pressure that come with the spotlight of social media.

4 weeks ago | essentiallysports.com | Molin Sheth |Ayushi Dutta

Only yesterday, there were reports that Charley Hull was frustrated with Lexi Thompson. Playing in the same group together alongside Nelly Korda, the two had polar opposite approaches to completing the par-4 8th hole. Known for completing her rounds quickly, Hull packed up after scoring a par as soon as possible. On the other hand, Thompson was seen taking her sweet time to calculate every stroke before sinking the ball for a birdie.

4 weeks ago | essentiallysports.com | Molin Sheth |Ayushi Dutta

It was in 2011 when Keegan Bradley won the first and only major of his career, the PGA Championship. That was the first win of his career, and he has since triumphed on the PGA Tour six more times. However, the veteran golfer has struggled to replicate his success and compete for another major win in the 14 years since. Bradley has had a few top-10 finishes to his name, but he hasn’t been convincing enough to be considered a serious contender for another illustrious title.

1 month ago | essentiallysports.com | Ajay Kumar |Ayushi Dutta

The first time Zalatoris injured his back was shortly after the 2022 FedEx St. Jude Championship. The American golfer had just won his first-ever PGA Tour title then but his celebrations were cut short when he was forced rehab for his back discomfort. He also had to introduce changes to his swing. But despite such measures, Zalatoris had to undergo a microdisectomy in April 2023. But his struggles were far from over. The old demons are back.

1 month ago | essentiallysports.com | Khelendra Yadav |Ayushi Dutta

When Barcelona’s Mayor, Jaume Collboni, called Pau Gasol “the greatest ambassador of basketball from Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, and Europe,” he wasn’t exaggerating. Gasol’s impact on the sport extends far beyond his NBA legacy. While many fans know him for his championships with the Lakers and his finesse on American courts, his roots—and many of his early glories—trace back to Spain.