MEDINAH, Illinois (Reuters) - During the heyday of Tiger Woods's reign as world number one, Englishman Ian Poulter cockily proclaimed that he was the man to challenge Tiger Woods at the top of world golf. Poulter never made good on that boast, but the confident Briton, in contrast to Woods, has been as good as they come under the intense pressure of the Ryder Cup and the 36-year-old relishes another chance to take on the Americans. "I just love this event more than any other event in the world," Poulter told reporters on Wednesday. "I get very excited to play. ...
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