Seventeen attempts for his first Green Jacket. One more for his second. McIlroy joined Nicklaus, Faldo, and Woods as the only men to win consecutive Masters titles — and did it the hard way.
Michigan cracked 90 in five straight tournament games — then won the championship shooting 2 for 15 from three. The best version of this team might be the one that survives its worst night.
The Women's Asian Cup attracted record crowds and could generate $82.4 million in revenue. The entire prize pool was $1.8 million — and the AFC ignored players' requests to close the gap.
The most expensive seat at the 2022 World Cup final cost about $1,600. FIFA's new top price for 2026: $15,900. So much for a tournament 'for everyone.'
A Florida judge granted Woods permission to leave the country for treatment. His attorney argued that no American facility can protect his privacy. The Masters will proceed without him.
Iraq's players reached Monterrey after a three-day overland escape from a war zone. On Tuesday, they became the last team to qualify for the 2026 World Cup — ending a 40-year wait that tracks with the nation's darkest decades.
Four-time champions Italy will miss a third straight World Cup after a 4-1 penalty shootout defeat to 66th-ranked Bosnia. An entire generation has now grown up without seeing the Azzurri at the tournament.
Two weeks after going public with his PTSD diagnosis, Gary Woodland won the Houston Open by five shots — 30 months after surgeons cut a baseball-sized hole in his skull to remove a brain lesion.
Senegal paraded the Africa Cup of Nations trophy at the Stade de France on Saturday — two weeks after CAF ordered them to hand it back. The governing body's general secretary resigned the next day.
A man fell to his death before kickoff at the newly renovated Azteca Stadium, casting a shadow over Mexico's World Cup dress rehearsal against Portugal.
Pole to sixth on lap one. Sixth to history by the chequered flag. Kimi Antonelli's Suzuka was chaos turned into a masterpiece — and the 19-year-old is now the youngest championship leader Formula 1 has ever seen.
A clean breathalyser. A refused urine test. For the second time in a decade, the greatest golfer of his generation faces a DUI charge after a car crash near his Florida home.
A two-car rollover on Jupiter Island. Woods appeared okay at the scene, according to a witness. But for a man who nearly lost his leg in a rollover four years ago, the word alone is enough.
After a winless first season at Ferrari, the seven-time champion is back on the podium—and insists his best hasn't left him.
The IOC's new SRY gene test effectively bars transgender women from female Olympic events. France calls it a 'step backwards.' Trump calls it a victory.
The four-time world champion refused to speak until a journalist who'd asked him a difficult question in Abu Dhabi left the room. He smiled throughout the exchange.
Every female Olympian at the 2028 Los Angeles Games will undergo mandatory genetic testing. Anyone who tests positive for a gene associated with male development — including transgender women and most athletes with DSD conditions — will be barred from women's competition.
The NFL's first regular-season game in Australia will be played at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on September 11 — right in the middle of AFL finals. Two sporting cultures, one very busy stadium.
Leigh Ryswyk played one AFL game in 2005. Now he's the competition's first openly gay player — a milestone that took more than two decades to arrive.
From his office in the left circle, Alex Ovechkin fired a one-timer that only two men in NHL history have ever reached. Wayne Gretzky is the other.
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