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After a dazzling first season that saw her win Rookie of the Year honors and elevate WNBA betting interest to new levels, Caitlin Clark's second campaign has been largely derailed by injuries, much to the chagrin of the Indiana Fever, and to bettors who backed her and want to continue backing her in the betting markets.
Rail passengers faced delays and cancellations after a bus hit a low bridge in north Manchester.
With its All-Star break in the rearview mirror, the WNBA heads into the second half of the 2025 season with plenty of pivotal matchups on the schedule, including a rematch of the 2024 WNBA Finals. A host of games will air on ESPN's family of networks and digital platforms. See the upcoming July slate below:
PORTLAND, Ore. — It hit Damian Lillard as he drove home with his kids after signing a contract to return to the Portland Trail Blazers.
INDIANAPOLIS — Napheesa Collier was the biggest of the All-Stars on Saturday as her Team Collier beat Team Clark 151-131 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. The Minnesota Lynx forward scored an All-Star Game-record 36 points as her squad dominated throughout.
Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark was officially listed as out with a right groin injury for Tuesday's matchup against the New York Liberty, while 2024 Finals MVP Jonquel Jones (ankle) is off the injury report and is set to make her return for her first game since June 19.
Women's basketball and USC legend Cheryl Miller joins Keyshawn Johnson to discuss why there is no single WNBA comparison to her game.
LONDON: Oleksandr Usyk cemented his status as the outstanding heavyweight of his generation with an emphatic fifth-round knockout of Daniel Dubois in their undisputed world title bout at London’s Wembley Stadium on Saturday. Victory saw Ukraine’s Usyk extend his unbeaten professional record to 24 fights as the WBA, WBC and WBO champion added his British opponent’s IBF belt to his collection. Usyk dominated the opening four rounds and early in the fifth he dropped Dubois to the canvas. Moments later he finished the fight in decisive fashion after a trademark left hook left his British rival unable to beat the count one minute and 52 seconds into the round. It was the second time Usyk, at 38 some 11 years older than his opponent, had defeated Dubois following a ninth-round stoppage success in Krakow, Poland, in 2023, where the Briton was ruled to have landed an illegal low blow in the fifth round. Lennox Lewis, the last British boxer to be undisputed world champion in 1999, forecast before Saturday’s fight that Usyk would face a vastly-improved Dubois, saying: “Dubois was a baby in the sport and now he’s a man...You’re not going to see the same Daniel Dubois from 18 months ago.” But after Usyk was roared into the ring by a huge contingent of supporters, many of them waving Ukraine national flags in a 90,000 capacity crowd at Wembley, best known as the London base of England’s national football team, it was largely one-way traffic as their hero conducted a ruthless masterclass against local favorite Dubois. “38 is a young guy, remember!,” Usyk told DAZN in the ring after dropping to his knees in celebration. “38 is only start! “I want to say thank you to Jesus Christ.