WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert condemns 'hate' against Alyssa Thomas while Caitlin Clark stays exposed
Dan Dakich explains where the WNBA fails at conducting themselves like other professional sports league's when it comes to magnifying the game.
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Tyson Fury to take on Mariusz Wach in Thailand
Tyson Fury will take on former world title challenger Mariusz Wach on July 24th in Pattaya, Thailand – one day earlier than Anthony Joshua’s return to the ring.
How Mexico's World Cup run brought a small Oregon town to life - ESPN
JOSE MOLINA HAS spent months planning for this summer. The giveaways and raffles, the tables and screens to show the World Cup games, and the social media posts to promote the food truck he owns, El Pariente Mariscos y Mas, in Woodburn, Oregon. «If you want to market to Latinos,» Jose says, «TikTok and Facebook is what hits.»
Buzzing Bosnians bring World Cup boom to Santa Clara restaurant
SANTA CLARA, California, June 30 : With folk songs blaring and cevapi sausages sizzling on the terrace, Euro Grill restaurant has become Bosnia fans' home-away-from-home in Northern California ahead of the World Cup round of 32 knockout game against the United States.
Fury to fight Polish journeyman Wach in Thailand on July 24
LONDON, June 30 : Tyson Fury will fight 46-year-old Polish heavyweight Mariusz Wach in Pattaya, Thailand, on July 24 as a warm-up before a showdown with British rival Anthony Joshua, he announced on Tuesday.
Alyssa Thomas: Received death threats over Caitlin Clark incident - ESPN
PHOENIX — Mercury forward Alyssa Thomas said she has received death threats and has been called racial slurs in the aftermath of her one-game suspension after she made contact with her fist to Caitlin Clark's throat in last week's matchup against Indiana.
MLB, MLBPA donate $1 million to Venezuela earthquake relief efforts - ESPN
Major League Baseball and the MLB Players' Association announced a joint $1 million donation Tuesday to aid in recovery from the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela last week.
In Brazil, a World Cup clash pits homeland against home for vast Japanese community
SAO PAULO: Alan Saito decided to wear both his Brazil and Japan jerseys to watch the World Cup showdown on Monday (Jun 29) between the country where his grandparents came from and his own. The Japan jersey came on top, but he had yellow-and-green face paint, too.