Hulk Hogan explains why he appeared at RNC during surprise visit at Lions camp: 'I can’t be silent'
Wrestling legend Hulk Hogan discusses his 'electric' commentary at the Republican National Convention on 'Hannity.'
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Cowboys stress negotiating three massive contracts will take time - ESPN
OXNARD, Calif. — The Dallas Cowboys are not asking for sympathy when it comes to their negotiations with Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb and Micah Parsons, but they would like some understanding and they would like time.
Bengals' Taylor says Chase's missed practices part of plan 'in place' - ESPN
CINCINNATI — Bengals three-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase did not practice for the second straight day, although coach Zac Taylor stressed on Thursday his absence was part of an agreed-upon plan «in place» between himself and Chase.
Jill Biden boasts of ‘united’ nation during meeting with families of Olympic athletes
First lady Jill Biden spoke to the families of U.S. Olympic athletes Thursday, just one day before the Summer Games’ opening ceremony in Paris.
France and NBA pledge to promote sustainable development goals in sport
PARIS : The French government and the U.S. National Basketball Association (NBA) announced commitments on Thursday to make sport meet sustainable development goals such as by limiting its impact on the climate and by being as socially inclusive as possible.
Dana White - Aspinall-Blaydes, Jones-Miocic winners to fight - ESPN
Stakes are high for the interim heavyweight title fight between champion Tom Aspinall and challenger Curtis Blaydes at UFC 304 in Manchester, England.
Surfing-Good waves expected to kick off Tahiti surfing, ISA head says
TEAHUPO'O, Tahiti : Surfing in the Paris Games is likely to kick off in excellent waves at the perfect reef break of Teahupo'o on Saturday, the head of the governing body said, vindicating the decision to hold the event in Tahiti, a record 16,000km from the host city.
Equestrian federation chief confident sport will be in LA28 and Brisbane 32
VERSAILLES, France : The International Equestrian Federation is confident the sport will remain on the Olympic programme despite several cases of horse abuse, FEI president Ingmar de Vos said on Thursday.