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A TALE OF TWO TIGERS

This season Tiger Woods has been both brilliant (winning the AT&T National on July 1) and awful (missing the cut at The Greenbrier Classic a week later). Which Tiger will show up at this week's British Open? Go to GOLF.com for complete tournament coverage, including ...

Daily Buzz: Golf experts Alan Shipnuck, Michael Bamberger, Cameron Morfit and Alan Bastable give their sharp takes on play at the Open each round.

Hot Shots: The day's most arresting images plus a gallery of British Open style through the years.

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FROM THE SI VAULT: JULY 27, 1992

After guiding Nadia Comaneci to perfect scores and an Olympic gold medal in the all-around at the 1976 Summer Games in Montreal, and defecting to the U.S. from his native Romania five years later, Bela Karolyi became the undisputed king of U.S. women's gymnastics.

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THE FORTUNATE 50

For the first time since SI.com began publishing its list of the 50 highest-earning U.S. athletes, in 2004, Tiger Woods is not No. 1. The new leader (for now) is Floyd Mayweather Jr., who was unranked a year ago but scored two huge pay-per-view paychecks to earn $85 million—without a single endorsement. Go to SI.com to see which of your favorite athletes made this year's list.

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PHOTO ILLUSTRATION BY CHRIS ALLEN; FRED VUICH (WOODS, 2)

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HOWARD SCHATZ (WERTHEIM)

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PETER READ MILLER (GYMNAST)

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