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Spanish tennis legend and all time French Open Slam winner Rafeal Nadal have successfully engrave his name in gold as he beats Swiss tennis star Stan Wawrinka in a three-set run that ended in favour of the Spaniard.  Nadal 31, came through 6-3 6-2 6-1 to conquer third seed Stan Wawrinka in a clay-court contest that saw the Spaniard displaying the reason why he is regarded "King of Clay".  He becomes the only tennis player in an Open era to have won a grand slam tournament 10 times in count.  He extends his win at Rolland Garros to 79  and two losses since his first victory in 2005. With his first defeat coming against Robin Soderling in 2009 and Novak Djokovic in 2014, Nadal has always soared liked a triumphant lion in his overall success in Clay.  With a total of 15 grand slam, Rafeal moves second place above Pete Sampras while standing right behind all time Roger Federer who has won 18th slam titles.  The Swiss dealt mercile...

For many bookmakers, it was going to be a landslide for Prime Minister Theresa May as the election draws close with so much anticipation already in the air. In a similar fashion, both political analyst and UK social commentators have predicted a massive moon slide for the chief occupant of the Great Number 10. Seemingly, While the above bask in a cuspidal political fashion, the European community wasn't left out in the dissection as they watched closely with tight-fisted arms. For the records, Brexit means Brexit.     Nobody gave Jeremy Corbyn a chance as all eyes became fixated on Prime Minister May, in whose decision brought about the now anticipated snap election. According to May, this will further strengthen her drive in pursuing squarely the realisation of the New United Kingdom anchored on the people's will. May who wanted a full house otherwise known as a parliament majority by her side when the negotiation eventually starts, believe that this election will no doubt...