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Last updated: July 28, 2026, 5:31 AM ET

Rugby Union

The 2026-27 Gallagher Premiership season kicks off with reigning champions Northampton Saints hosting Newcastle Falcons. Elsewhere on the opening weekend, Exeter Chiefs will welcome Gloucester to Sandy Park.

Tennis

Cameron Norrie snapped a six-match losing streak by defeating Aleksandar Kovacevic in straight sets in his first match since April.

Combat Sports

Conor McGregor indicated his desire for a "Last Dance" bout against Max Holloway during UFC's International Fight Week in Las Vegas in 2027.

Cricket

Sheridon Gumbs shared insights into the challenging nature of being a second XI cricketer, revealing the "cut-throat" environment he experienced before signing with Leicestershire.

American Football

North Carolina football general manager Michael Lombardi, a key associate of coach Bill Belichick, has been placed on paid administrative leave by the university. NFL training camps are underway with reporters providing ongoing news and insights from the field.

Olympics & Athletics

Paralympic swimmer Adam Ramsay-Peaty's future remains uncertain following a disappointing Commonwealth Games performance. Cyclist Elinor Eccles is aiming to conclude her Commonwealth Games career with a medal "trilogy" in Glasgow.

College Basketball

The women's college basketball season is approaching the 100-day mark, with predictions and analysis focusing on top teams and players, including speculation about a potential repeat Final Four appearance. For the men's game, the focus is on whether Michigan can defend their national championship in the new era for the Wolverines, while Florida also looks to secure another title.

Formula 1

Formula 1 correspondent Andrew Benson addressed fan questions regarding Lewis Hamilton's frequent penalties following the Hungarian Grand Prix.

Gaelic Football

Katie Taylor admitted to feeling "nervous" watching highlights of Mayo's dramatic All-Ireland football final victory over Kerry.