General Sports 8-Hour Briefing
×WWE Elimination Chamber
Live analysis from the final "Raw" before Elimination Chamber breaks down who will earn the last spots in both men's and women's matches. WWE's premium live event approaches with final qualifying spots still up for grabs.
WNBA Labor Talks
The WNBA set a March 10 deadline to keep the 2026 schedule intact, sources told ESPN. The league told teams and the union that a new CBA must be agreed to by that date to avoid impacts on next season's schedule.
Olympic Hockey Politics
The U.S. women's hockey Olympic gold medal-winning team declined Trump's invitation to attend his State of the Union address. The team politely declined the presidential invitation following their gold medal victory.
Boxing Rematch Announced
Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao will meet again September 19 at the Sphere in Las Vegas. The professional boxing rematch comes eleven years after their first historic fight.
Tennis Tour Returns
British number one Jack Draper marked his post-injury return with a straight-set win over Frenchman Quentin Halys at the Dubai Tennis Championships. The victory signals Draper's comeback to ATP Tour competition.
Snooker Upset
Defending Welsh Open champion Mark Selby knocked out in first round by China's Jiang Jun, losing 4-3. The defending champion fell to Jiang in a close match at the tournament.
College Basketball Drama
Charles Bediako asking Alabama Supreme Court for "interim injunctive relief" to finish the season with Crimson Tide. The center seeks legal permission to continue playing while his case proceeds.
College Basketball Rankings
Duke's win against Michigan propelled Blue Devils to No. 1 in the AP men's college basketball poll. The victory returned Duke to the familiar top ranking position.
Cricket Crisis
Italian cricket faces crisis days after World Cup debut amid sexual assault allegation against a senior figure in the national governing body. The controversy threatens to overshadow Italy's historic tournament appearance.
Rugby Analysis
England's steep and sudden downturn in form has turned their Six Nations campaign from Grand Slam dreams to a salvage job. Five reasons for England's Six Nations slide highlight the team's dramatic performance drop.