Former UFC middleweight champion Dricus Du Plessis returned to the win column with a dominant performance against ex-welterweight champ Kama…
Aiyuk suggests 49ers’ Shanahan wants him to ‘come back’
Brandon Aiyuk continued to take shots at the San Francisco 49ers with another series of Instagram posts Saturday.
The former second-team …
Tempo’s Brondello suspended 1 game for ‘inappropriate comment’ on Reese
The WNBA suspended Toronto Tempo head coach Sandy Brondello one game without pay for an “inappropriate comment” made in reference to Angel R…
Ben Askren returns to mat after ’25 lung transplant, loses at RAF 11
Former U.S. Olympian and NCAA Division I national champion Ben Askren wrestled for the final time Saturday in an improbable return one year …
Colby Covington Defeats Arman Tsarukyan to Claim His First RAF Championship
Colby Covington defeated Arman Tsarukyan to win the inaugural RAF crossover cruiserweight championship. Covington and Tsarukyan headlined RA…
Caleb Williams among NFL players pushing for grass fields
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams was among the collective of NFL players who advocated for grass fields ahead of Sunday’s FIFA World…
Orioles sign Kyle Bradish to 5-year extension reportedly worth $90M
The Baltimore Orioles signed right-hander Kyle Bradish to a five-year extension through 2031, the club announced Saturday.
The contract i…
Aston Villa accept £117M bid from Chelsea for Morgan Rogers
Morgan Rogers could be the next England midfielder on the move for more than $150 million.
Aston Villa has accepted a bid of 117 million …
What Is the Largest Comeback Victory in FIFA World Cup History?
The largest comeback in FIFA World Cup history is a recovery from a three-goal deficit. Two teams have achieved the remarkable feat: Austria at the 1954 World Cup and Portugal at the 1966 tournament. Both historic comebacks happened in the quarterfinals, with Austria defeating Switzerland 7-5 and Portugal beating North Korea 5-3. Austria’s 7-5 Comeback…
What Is the Highest-Scoring Third-Place Game in FIFA World Cup History?
The record for the most goals scored in a FIFA World Cup third-place game is nine total goals. The record was originally established at the 1958 FIFA World Cup, when France defeated West Germany 6-3. It was matched 68 years later when England defeated France 5-4 in the third-place playoff at the 2026 FIFA World…