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Last updated: July 19, 2026, 8:30 PM ET

WNBA Action Heats Up

The Dallas Wings over the Los Angeles Sparks on Sunday, extending their winning streak. Paige Bueckers led the charge with 25 points before exiting the game due to a collision, while Arike Ogunbowale contributed six crucial points in the final stretch. In other WNBA news, Angel Reese expressed gratitude for the league's action following a one-game suspension of Phoenix Mercury coach Sandy Brondello for her "protected species" remark about Reese.

Motorsport and Cycling News

The Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps served as a microcosm of the Formula 1 season. In cycling, Remco Evenepoel conducted in the middle of the night at the Tour de France, which he won Stage 15 of, while two-time champion Jonas Vingegaard crashed out of the race. George Russell also faced disappointment after his title hopes took a significant blow with a crash at Spa, leaving him 50 points behind teammate Kimi Antonelli.

Golf and Combat Sports Updates

Rory McIlroy admitted to feeling "stuck in neutral" during the Open Championship and is looking forward to a break to celebrate his Masters victory. He also suggested that Bryson DeChambeau playing in the Irish Open in September "would be great for the tournament" McIlroy stated. In sad news, boxer Hannah Rapp, in Texas on Saturday morning. Conor McGregor, meanwhile, confirming ACL and meniscus damage from his recent UFC return and expressing optimism about his future.

Other Sports Notes

Limerick celebrated their first All-Ireland title since 2023, with manager John Kiely and wing-back Diarmaid Byrnes expressing their "satisfaction and joy" achieved the win. Castleford Tigers mounted an extraordinary comeback to 36-34 in a thrilling West Yorkshire derby. On the collectible front, Cooper Flagg's latest one-of-one rookie card is by at least one collector. ESPN and Make-A-Wish are also celebrating 20 years of fulfilling the dreams of children experiencing critical illness, with athletes like WNBA star A'ja Wilson participating in the initiative.