The Pro Football Hall of Fame has honored longtime NFL assistant coach Monte Kiffin and more than a dozen others as part of its Awards for Excellence program.

Free agent pass-rusher Jadeveon Clowney has agreed to a two-year, $20 million contract with the Panthers.

Wide receiver Josh Reynolds is signing a two-year deal worth up to $14 million with the Denver Broncos, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter.

Jake Rosenberg, the Eagles' longtime salary cap executive, is leaving the franchise in hopes of furthering his career in the NFL, he told the Philadelphia Inquirer.

Former UFC fighter Taila Santos has a new opponent for her PFL debut on April 4 at PFL San Antonio.

UFC CEO Dana White says the UFC will be returning to England this year with a "badass" pay-per-view card, especially now with two champions hailing from the United Kingdom.

Luke Rockhold and Tyron Woodley are set to coach a group of up-and-coming fighters in a reality series similar to The Ultimate Fighter for the upstart promotion Hardcore FC.

Gina Carano addresses the long rumored fight against former UFC champion Ronda Rousey and why the matchup never came together.

UFC CEO Dana White discusses his threat of resignation in 2022 when Joe Rogan came under fire for controversial comments.

The pilot edition featured the national teams of 24 FIFA Member Associations. 9 African teams played in five countries across three continents.

The UN Council members voted for a Ramadan ceasefire. Because the Muslim holy month is set to end by April 10, the cease-fire demand would last for just two weeks, though the draft says the pause in fighting should lead to "a lasting sustainable cease-fire.”

Scheduled for release on Netflix on March 29, 2024, the film invites viewers to embark on a journey of empathy and understanding, celebrating the power of sport to transform lives.

NFL owners meetings wrapped up Tuesday, and our 20-plus reporters on the ground had all the buzz from Orlando.

Star Jets CB Sauce Gardner said a comment he made about Jewish people over the weekend "is not what I am about" and praised people for educating him on what it meant.

A federal judge sentenced Samuel Arthur Thompson, a convicted sex offender and former Jaguars employee who hacked the jumbotron at the team's stadium, to 220 years in federal prison.