US tennis star Danielle Collins rips Poland's Iga Swiatek after Olympics match: 'I don’t need the fakeness'
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Southport stabbings murder suspect pictured as his full name is released in court
Pictured for the first time, this is the 17-year-old boy accused of murdering three children at a Taylor Swift-themed dance event in Southport. The teenager can be named as Axel Rudakubana for the first time today (August 1) after reporting restrictions were lifted by Judge Andrew Menary KC, Honorary Recorder of Liverpool.
NFL 'Sunday Ticket' judge: Jury didn't follow instructions - ESPN
LOS ANGELES — The judge who presided over the class-action lawsuit filed by «Sunday Ticket» subscribers against the NFL said the jury did not follow his instructions in determining damages.
Cooper Flagg 'was nervous' to face LeBron James, Team USA - ESPN
Cooper Flagg earned praise as he dribbled through NBA All-Stars and made shots over future Hall of Famers during a scrimmage between the United States select team and the men's national squad earlier this month in Las Vegas.
Iga Swiatek hit by ball, advances when Danielle Collins quits - ESPN
Iga Swiatek dropped to her knees on the court and clutched at her midsection after getting hit by a ball during a point in the Paris Olympics singles quarterfinals Wednesday, but it was her opponent, Danielle Collins of the United States, who stopped playing later in the third set.
Dream over for Nadal and Alcaraz as they bow out of doubles
PARIS :Spain's dream team met its match as Rafa Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz's hopes of an Olympic doubles gold medal were ended by American duo Rajeev Ram and Austin Krajicek on Wednesday.
Nadal and Alcaraz beaten in Olympic doubles
PARIS : Spain's dream team met its match as Rafa Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz's hopes of an Olympic doubles gold medal were ended by American duo Rajeev Ram and Austin Krajicek on Wednesday.
Judge denies preliminary UFC antitrust settlement - ESPN
U.S. District Judge Richard Boulware denied a preliminary approval for settlement in the UFC antitrust lawsuit Tuesday, an agreement that would have seen the UFC pay out $335 million to current and former athletes.