UFC heavyweight Matt Mitrione has a message for ISIS: “Try. C’mom. I don’t live my life in fear of anybody, especially ISIS, or anybody that has a different set of ideologies than I do.”
Floyd Mayweather lead all of the worlds athletes on the 2015 Forbes list of top moneymakers with annual earnings of $300 million.
With a flick of the wrist, Brandon Saad scored the winning goal through the five hole to win Game 4 and tie the Stanley Cup Final series with the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Few fans thought The Fight of the Century lived up to expectations. For Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao, it surpassed them.
FIFA halted the process for 2026 bids as the organization undergoes a leadership overhaul.
New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski, famed for his propensity to live it up, has inaugurated a “party ship” that will travel round-trip from Miami to the Bahamas February 19-22, 2016.
On his Wednesday show, host of ESPN Radio’s “The Herd” Colin Cowherd reacted to blogs adding vulgarity to their headlines and misquoting comedian Jerry Seinfeld, who discussed the political correctness of college campuses on his show last week. One example included Entertainment Weekly, which added
He threw a no-hitter. That doesn’t make him Jesus Christ.
Matthew Dellavedova missed the team bus after Game 1 of the NBA Finals. He missed the press conference after Game 3.
NBC Sports Chairman Mark Lazarus admits that he is anti-facial hair and has been lobbying NHL hockey players to end the tradition of growing playoffs beards. Lazarus opposes the beards because he feels it hurts his TV brand.
San Francisco Giants pitcher Chris Heston went 2-for-4 at the plate Tuesday night. The New York Mets went 0-for-26 against him.
During his Tuesday ESPN2 show “Olbermann,” host Keith Olbermann reacted to the “Outside the Lines” report where police records show U.S. Women’s National Team goalie Hope Solo was difficult with the police and beat up her six-feet-eight-inches, 270-pound 17-year-old nephew. Although
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo spoke as a guest on ESPN Radio show “The Herd with Colin Cowherd” about his fantasy football convention, which was canceled after the NFL warned the participating players that they would be in violation of
Zayat Stables will bring in a cool $8-13 million for breeding rights from Coolmore Ashford Stud.
Nobody buys a ticket to a baseball game expecting, as the Boston Police Department characterized Carpenter’s trauma Friday night,“life threatening” injuries. But some risk, as the “Be Alert: Foul Balls and Bats Hurt” signs at the bottom of Fenway’s lower-box-seat aisles warn, looms.
On Monday night, the Lancaster School Board in New York unanimously approved replacing “Redskins” with “Legends” for the district’s sports teams. The new nickname, replacing the 70-year-old “Redskins” moniker, brings with it a new mascot and logo.
Barack Obama, who has called himself a “soccer dad,” weighed in on the FIFA corruption scandal during a press conference at the G-7 meeting in Germany.
Dansby Swanson, unlike the Boomtown Rats, does like Mondays.
SAN DIEGO — The San Diego Chargers organization is calling foul against a San Diego-based business association that has publicly questioned the integrity and intentions of the team in negotiations to build a new stadium in the city.
Less than a year into a five-year sentence for culpable homicide in the shooting death of his girlfriend, South African runner and double amputee Oscar Pistorius has been recommended for parole and may be released as soon as August, reports say.
Mike Wilbon, speaking on Monday’s broadcast of ESPN’s “Pardon the Interruption,” responded to the new report that was released on ESPN’s “Outside the Lines” which shows police reports that U.S. Women’s Soccer goalie Hope Solo, five-foot-nine-inches and 150 pounds, struck her six-feet-eight-inches 270 pound 17-year-old
NBC sportscaster Bob Costas reacted on NBC’s “The Dan Patrick Show” to Olympian gold medalist Bruce Jenner receiving the 2015 Arthur Ashe Courage Award from ESPN at the ESPYs on July 15.
Recent evidence from police records have been released about U.S. Women’s Soccer goalie Hope Solo, which makes it appear she not only beat up the 6’8 270 pound son of her half-sister, but was also belligerent to the police while being arrested. Amid this report,
In last week’s episode of “Last Week Tonight with John Oliver” on HBO, host John Oliver pled with the sponsors of FIFA to pressure FIFA to the point of forcing out its president Sepp Blatter. Oliver promised that if these companies
The debut of United Passions—a self-aggrandizing feel good movie about the history of FIFA—couldn’t have come at a worse time.
Investigating the violent incident in 2014 that prompted the arrest of U.S. Women’s Soccer Team goalie Hope Solo, 33, ESPN’s Outside the Lines procured police records and secured an interview with one of Solo’s alleged victims to offer a starkly different picture of the events than the story Solo has promulgated on her Facebook page, a February appearance on ABC’s Good Morning America, and an espnW article in the past week.
