Yani

Maybe we should give her the nickname Yani "The Career Killer" Tseng.

Yahoo! Sports - Top News 2010

Carl Bialik/The Wall Street Journal Michael Yani Yani has had several firsts and seconds and thirds this summer.

Dinner? For Sock, It Won't Be Burritos Carl Bialik 2011

European Pressphoto Agency Yani Tseng The timing of the LPGA's first U.S. tournament of 2011 couldn't be better, given that the entire $1 million purse will go to charity, not to the players.

Tseng and Creamer Play for Japan 2011

In 2010 a controversy broke out over Taiwanese female golf prodigy and current No. 1 ranked Yani Tseng, who local media reported rejected an offer of $25 million from a Chinese company to change her citizenship from Taiwan to China.

China, Taiwan Both Lay Claim to Jeremy Lin Paul Mozur 2012

McIlroy and women's world No. 1 Yani Tseng are alumni.

Why the Euros Are Dominating John Paul Newport 2011

'Youngster' Yani Wins Over the Fans Michael Yani didn't win a set in his first-round match on Monday but he did win a few new fans on Court 11.

Dinner? For Sock, It Won't Be Burritos Carl Bialik 2011

Yani Tseng's dominating performance on the women's Tour in 2011 has been dazzling!

Ann Liguori: Looking Back on 2011's Top Golf Stories Ann Liguori 2011

Later, Yani was swarmed—or as swarmed as the world No. 208 can be—as he tried to enter the halls under Arthur Ashe Stadium.

Dinner? For Sock, It Won't Be Burritos Carl Bialik 2011

Yani, a 30-year-old who played his way into the tournament by winning three qualifying matches last week, was still signing autographs well after his opponent, Bernard Tomic, was pulled away from initialing giant tennis balls to give a television interview.

Dinner? For Sock, It Won't Be Burritos Carl Bialik 2011

As Yani figures it, he still is young in terms of years on tour, having gone pro at 22.

Dinner? For Sock, It Won't Be Burritos Carl Bialik 2011