I'll never get bored with winning, Tiger warns rivals

THE answer was accompanied by the familiar toothpaste-commercial smile, but the sentiment could not have carried a more sinister warning for the world's top golfers.

Wed, 17 Jul, 2002 - 02:00

Frank Malley

''What would be left for you to do if you won the Grand Slam?'' Tiger Woods was asked.

''Do it again,'' came the reply without a hint of hesitation.

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