Comments on: Tiger Woods: Hero No More

By: zila_honey88@Antique diamond rings

zila_honey88@Antique diamond rings — Tue, 01 Feb 2011 02:04:22 +0000

even tiger woods performance goes down.. but he still the legends.. everyone knows that, and his already making money $$$

By: Capacitive Switch

Capacitive Switch — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 05:21:19 +0000

to bad his career indeed like this, thought he was the greatest golfer for me, oh well that is just my thought…

By: head pieces

head pieces — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 09:54:56 +0000

Tiger was never a hero for me, just a golf player, so – nothing spectacular or really important for me. So maybe this is why I don’t feel any disappointment, maybe if I would, I’d feel different. From my point of view this is his private case. This should remain private – between him and his family. Telling about those facts in every tv station makes me a little bit sick, to be honest. This is his life! Not ours!

By: kyle

kyle — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 23:33:32 +0000

good post man. We do hold tiger woods to a higher standard. He brought it on himself when he entered into partnerships in advertising with his clean cut, well mannered persona. I can always forgive a mistake or two, but 15+ different counts of adultery are a little more than a mistake. his personal life and reputation is tarnished but hopefully it wont take too big a toll on his professional life because he is the best to ever play the game of golf and it would be sad to see his career end this way.

By: Alex @ santashelpercostume

Alex @ santashelpercostume — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 19:56:56 +0000

It just goes to show you that you can have it all and it still isn’t enough. Money, fame, success, a beautiful wife and family is everything that Tiger has achieved and yet somehow it is not enough for him. I don’t pretend to understand the temptations that go along with that kind of success, but if he applied his steely dtermination and will on the golf course to his personal life, he would not be having these problems now.

That is the shock, we all thought with his grit determination, skill, and prowess on the golf course that this would also apply to his personal life as well….apparently not, and this lets a lot of people down.

The ideal thing in theory is for pro athletes not to marry, but I think they find that after all the groupie adoration wears off, they feel a hole in their life, even with fame, money and many women. For some, marriage works, for others, the celebrity temptation is too great and they give in to it.

By: rudyamid

rudyamid — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 17:47:57 +0000

Hey Steve,

The last time I’ll ever “trust” a pro-athlete.

PS: I did put up my Christmas lights!

By: trade show guru

trade show guru — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 17:44:39 +0000

hey Rudy,
Thanks for “dropping by” yesterday.
I agree with you on Tiger, though I really feel his personal life is none of my business…
Cheating is cheating, and is wrong. There is no excuse. Period.
He blew it.
Steve
PS. I got my outdoor Christmas lights up last weekend. Have you gotten yours up this year yet?