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Sinner withdrew, Djokovic lost in the first round, and Alcaraz fell at 3:33 a.m. The titles went instead to Alexander Zverev and Elena Rybakina, two players in their late twenties who had spent years coming close.
Ten new head coaches, a former No. 1 pick released and signed for the league minimum, and a three-time Defensive Player of the Year working out in a helmet he has not officially put back on. A survey of the NFL offseason, the morning after Seattle won the Super Bowl rematch 13-10 with a backup at quarterback.
A former No. 1 pick working for scraps, a retired legend circling the practice field, and the question underneath both of them.
Sinner reaffirms the men's order while a 21-year-old Czech, Linda Nosková, dismantles the women's hierarchy — a Wimbledon that resisted disruption on one side and delivered it on the other.
The PGA Tour began as a workplace mutiny in 1968, built itself into a commercial empire, and is now facing its biggest reinvention yet as LIV Golf, Saudi money, and a new commissioner reshape professional golf.
Forty-eight teams, three host nations, 104 matches — and Messi rewriting the record book. Two and a half weeks in, the 2026 World Cup already ranks among the most memorable the competition has produced.
Fifty-three years, five one-possession games, and the strangest blueprint for a championship anyone has drawn up in a generation.
A $370 million payroll, a 12-game losing streak, and a closer in free fall — inside the most expensive collapse in baseball.
A grocer's son, a two-week ocean voyage, a trophy stolen twice — the unlikely, turbulent origins of the world's greatest sporting tournament.
From buzzer-beaters to Cinderella runs, here's everything you need to know about the 2026 NCAA Tournament — including key dates, seedings, and the moments that make March the most exciting month in sports.