Canada's Leylah Fernandez wins Hong Kong Open final for 3rd career WTA title
Leylah Fernandez rallied from a set down to defeat Katerina Siniakova 3-6, 6-4, 6-4 and win the Hong Kong Open for her first tennis title in 19 months.
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MLB playoffs 2023: What we've learned from first two rounds - ESPN
In case anyone has managed to miss it over the past two postseasons, Bryce Harper delivered the message with a two-homer game and a double stare-down of Orlando Arcia: Playoff Bryce is a different beast from regular-season Bryce. No moment seems too big for the Phillies' slugger and, Game 2 baserunning gaffe and all, he continues to further his growing reputation as this generation's Mr. October.
Ryan Strain reveals James Maddison clamp after Tottenham star's attempt to troll St Mirren hero
St Mirren star Ryan Strain had the perfect put-down for James Maddison after the England ace gave him stick for missing a huge chance in Australia’s Wembley defeat.
Patriots legend makes prediction on Bill Belichick's future
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Pegula wins in Seoul for second title of season
USA’s Jessica Pegula poses with her trophy following her victory against China’s Yuan Yue in their women’s final match at the Korea Open tennis championships in Seoul on October 15, 2023. (Photo by Anthony WALLACE / AFP)
'The system sickens me': Troubled Man City superstar that nobody else wanted
If you were to choose a player that Pep Guardiola would break Manchester City's transfer record for, it might not be a man with attitude, and an attitude problem, who nobody else wanted and who didn't really want to join.
Ben Doak names the Liverpool message from Mo Salah keeping him humble as Anfield master proves vital for apprentice
Ben Doak says he’ll get stressed out if he starts to think about gate-crashing Scotland’s Euro 2024 squad.
Caleb Williams' 3 INTs help send USC to loss vs. Notre Dame - ESPN
SOUTH BEND, Ind. — By now, USC quarterback Caleb Williams is used to owning every stage he steps on. But as Notre Dame fans jumped over walls and sprinted onto the field in celebration following the Fighting Irish's 48-20 win over their longtime rivals Saturday night, Williams put his head down and made a beeline for the visiting tunnel. Fans shouted at him, others gleefully recorded videos of his exit. Some even tried to approach him. Williams barely flinched. After one of the worst games of his college career, all the reigning Heisman Trophy winner wanted to do was exit.