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Last updated: July 11, 2026, 11:31 AM ET

WNBA and Tennis Finals

Paige Bueckers to lead the Dallas Wings past the expansion Toronto team with a 108-95 victory. The game set a WNBA regular-season attendance record with 20,996 fans at Bell Centre on Friday night. Meanwhile, the women's singles final at Wimbledon will feature an all-Czech matchup between Linda Noskova and Karolina Muchova.

Rugby Union International Action

Ireland secured bonus-point over Japan in the Nations Championship, with Sean Jansen crossing for a try on his international debut. France also fought back for a victory against the Wallabies, with Aaron Grandidier Nkanang scoring two tries in his first appearance. Will Jordan with a hat-trick in their 47-17 defeat of Italy.

MLB Draft and Futures

The MLB draft, with the Chicago White Sox holding the No. 1 overall pick. The top of the draft is expected to feature a trio of standout talents. Separately, the brightest prospects in the minor leagues are set to compete in the MLB Futures Game in Philadelphia.

Tennis and Football Figures

Novak Djokovic appeared rejuvenated at Wimbledon before his loss, and the 24-time major champion intends to continue his career. England manager Thomas Tuchel and captain Harry Kane against Norway. Afghanistan's women's refugee team is likely to see an extension of their funding from the ICC.

Nations Championship and Player Analysis

Ireland recorded bonus-point over Japan in the Nations Championship, with Sean Jansen making his international debut. France mounted a comeback to defeat Australia, and Will Jordan became New Zealand's all-time leading try scorer in their win over Italy. Running backs' fortunes, according to Eric Moody's analysis.

Soccer and Combat Sports

Argentina's football team needs a change in approach following their 2022 World Cup triumph. Conor McGregor's upcoming fight at UFC 329 will test his current standing in the sport. Natasha Cloud and the Chicago Sky hope for a better future after a difficult offseason.