Only a global calamity will bump Woods off newspaper front pages and the lead item on TV news services in sports-mad Melbourne as the world's No.1 player prepares for only his third Australian tournament and first Down Under appearance since the 1998 Presidents Cup at nearby Royal Melbourne. "We haven't seen him in Australia for 11 years. People should be excited ... He's the greatest sports person in the world right now. He has earned the right to be called that." Until this week, no Australian tournament has ever posted the "sold-out'' sign, not even when Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer and Gary Player dropped in to fan their rivalry deep in the southern hemisphere in the 1970s.
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