Following his dominant win over Edson Barboza at UFC 272 on Saturday night, Arkansas-native and UFC featherweight sensation Bryce Mitchell announced that he would donate $45k (half his winning purse) to children fighting severe illnesses.
The Republican governor of Utah has pledged to veto a bill requiring athletes in his state to compete in sports according to their birth gender.
Lamar Jackson seemed to agree that black NFL quarterbacks still face considerable racial bias, but Jackson says that ain’t so.
WNBA star Britteny Griner was arrested last month in Russia and is currently being detained by Russian authorities after vape cartridges were found in her luggage.
The NFL and NFL Players Association announced on Thursday that the 2022-2023 season would be free of the stringent testing protocols that have been in place over the last two years.
Former UFC heavyweight champion Cain Velasquez was arrested after attempting to shoot a man who is accused of molesting a family member, according to a report.
MassMutual has yanked an ad featuring Russian hockey star Alex Ovechkin off the air after his home country’s invasion of Ukraine.
Former UFC Heavyweight Champion Cain Velasquez has been arrested and booked in connection to a shooting in San Jose, California, TMZ reports.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have decided to bring back their classic creamsicle uniforms for throwback games in 2023.
Vasiliy Lomachenko, a former world champion and Top 10 pound-for-pound boxer, has joined his country’s Territorial Defense Forces to help Ukraine fight off the Russian invaders.
Former PGA champion Phil Mickelson has run into trouble with yet another sponsor following his comments expressing willingness to join a golf league sponsored by Saudi Arabia.
Vladimir Putin is still the president of Russia, for now. However, he is no longer the honorary president of the International Judo Federation (IJF).
The national soccer teams of Poland and Sweden have refused to play against Russia during the upcoming World Cup qualifiers due to that country’s unprovoked attack against Ukraine.
LeBron James of Akron, Ohio, will have a museum dedicated to him in his hometown in 2023, according to Craig Webb of the Akron Beacon Journal.
Players from the Sacramento Kings and Denver Nuggets joined arms in a show of support for Ukrainian-born Kings forward Alex Len before their game Thursday night.
A 36-year NBA referee says that he lost his job after he refused to take the coronavirus vaccine for religious reasons.
Recently released police bodycam footage shows former UFC champion Jon Jones repeatedly banging his head on a police cruiser while being arrested in Las Vegas.
A prominent American is apologizing for wanting to play sports in a land governed by a tyrannical and abusive regime, but it’s not the right American.
Former Dolphins coach and current Steelers assistant Brian Flores says he is willing to aid the NFL in investigating Dolphins Owner Stephen Ross by sharing evidence that proves Ross deliberately tried to tank games.
Michigan basketball coach Juwan Howard threw a punch during post-game handshakes with the Wisconsin Badgers, sparking a massive brawl with the two teams.
On Saturday, yet another female athlete who dedicated her life to her sport was unceremoniously erased from the record books as Lia Thomas, a man identifying as a woman, took first in the 100m race.
For the second time in as many days, transgender University of Pennsylvania swimmer Lia Thomas broke another women’s swimming record, this time on the 200m.
University of Pennsylvania transgender swimmer Lia Thomas smashed the women’s 500-yard freestyle record at the Ivy League Championships Thursday while cruising to a first-place finish.
The Los Angeles Rams and their quarterback, Matthew Stafford, have announced they will pay the medical and equipment repair costs for a photographer who fell off a platform and fractured her spine during the Rams victory parade.
Twitter users blasted former NBC Sports reporter and current GOP campaign operative Michele Tafoya after an interview on the Megyn Kelly Show in which she said that original NFL anthem-protester Colin Kaepernick could have had a job in the NFL if he “really, really wanted” one.
The Dallas Cowboys reportedly paid $2.4 million to settle claims made by four of their cheerleaders that a former team executive had secretly recorded them on his cell phone while they undressed.
Former Angels hurler Matt Harvey revealed personal details about his own drug use during the trial of former Angels employee Eric Kay, who stands accused of providing former Angels pitcher Tyler Skaggs with the drugs that may have led to his death.
LeBron James, who appeared maskless at the Super Bowl and remains silent about China’s use of slave labor to preserve his business deals with the oppressive communist country, took to Twitter after the game to suggest that the Dodgers, Lakers, and Rams hold a joint victory parade.
At least one person was shot as hundreds of fans and chaos-seekers took to the streets. In addition, a bus was vandalized, and crowds set off dozens of fireworks illegally.
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson took the field before Super Bowl LVI to fire up the crowd for the game. It did not work.
The UFC announced on Friday that Joe Rogan would not be on the broadcast team Saturday night for UFC 271 in Houston, Texas.
Enes Kanter Freedom, the NBA’s foremost voice on human rights and loudest critic of China’s genocide against its Uyghur Muslim population, finds himself at least temporarily out of the league after the Houston Rockets waived him on Thursday.
Former Dolphins coach Brian Flores is suing the NFL for lack of diversity, but the law firm he chose to represent him is not exactly a diverse group.
A Twitter Q&A session with fans on Wednesday went awry after Washington Commanders star Jonathan Allen listed Hitler as one of the three people he’s like to have dinner with.
US-born freeskier Eileen Gu refused to answer questions about whether she renounced her US citizenship to compete for China in the Olympics.
American-born Chinese gold medalist Eileen Gu calls herself an “ally” of BLM but remains silent on the persecution of minorities in China.
GOP Rep. Mike Waltz: NBC Refused to Air Ad Critical of China
U.S. Women’s National Team (USWNT) head coach Vlatko Andonovski has called up a roster that features youth and players the team will rely on in the future. It does not, however, feature noted USWNT anthem-protester Megan Rapinoe.
ESPN guest analyst JA Adande pushed back on concerns over human rights in China by saying that the United States cannot criticize the communist nation because red states assault the “voting rights” of people of color in America.
A Belgian Olympian experienced fear and panic on Wednesday after Chinese organizers at the Genocide Games took her out of Covid quarantine and placed her in isolation without her knowledge or consent.
