Renegades WR Tyler Vaughns' one-handed TD highlights top UFL plays from Week 8
Week 8 of the 2025 UFL season featured some more exciting action as the regular season nears its end and playoff tickets are being punched.
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Wyndham Clark apologizes for flinging driver at PGA Championship - ESPN
Wyndham Clark apologized Monday for letting his frustrations get the best of him and dangerously flinging his driver after a poor tee shot during the final round of the PGA Championship.
Andreescu blanks Chinese opponent to open French Open qualifiers
Canada's Bianca Andreescu cruised to a 6-0, 6-0 win over China's Yao Xinxin on Monday in women's singles action in the French Open qualifiers.
WNBA investigating alleged racial slurs by fans toward Angel Reese during Indiana game: reports
The WNBA is investigating allegations of racial comments directed toward Angel Reese by fans during the Chicago Sky's loss to Caitlin Clark and the Fever at Indiana on Saturday, according to a person familiar with the situation.
France to host Ireland in 2026 Six Nations opener
Six Nations champions France will host Ireland in the opening fixture of the 2026 edition in February, organisers said on Monday.
Ballon d'Or To Be Awarded On September 22
The Ballon d'Or award ceremony will take place on September 22 this year and the number of awards for women and men will be equal for the first time, organisers said on Monday.
Harith Noah Returns To Action At South African Safari
Indian bike rider Harith Noah will return to competitive racing after four months when he participates at the inaugural South African Safari Rally, which is Round 3 of the FIA FIM World Rally-Raid Championship, beginning Sunday. Noah was forced to exit Dakar 2025, in which a crash left him with a fractured wrist. "After Dakar, I needed time to recover from the injury, but everything went well and I'm back to full fitness now. This is my first race since the crash, so there are definitely some nerves, which is normal," said Noah.
Ben Stokes Quits Alcohol, Says "Not Had A Drink Since..."
England's Test captain Ben Stokes has quit drinking alcohol during his ongoing hamstring injury rehabilitation in an effort to be battle-ready for the upcoming Ashes series against traditional rivals Australia. The flamboyant cricketer said he gave up drinking at the start of the year in the hope abstinence would hasten his recovery from the injury. The 33-year-old Stokes had surgery on his left hamstring in December after suffering a tear during the third Test against New Zealand, which ruled him out of action for a prolonged period.