Hong Kong striker ignoring selection row, aiming to make history against India

Even though Caitlin Clark was sidelined with an injury, the Indiana Fever star still made headlines—this time for her candid reaction from the bench after Chicago Sky’s Angel Reese committed an obvious traveling violation. The moment, caught on camera, added another layer to the budding rivalry between the two WNBA rookies.

Editor’s Note: Clark and Reese’s rivalry has been one of the most talked-about storylines in women’s basketball since their college days, and this off-court moment keeps fans engaged. It’s a reminder that star power—and drama—extends beyond the game itself, helping drive interest in the league.

Legendary MMA fighter Mark "The Smashing Machine" Kerr is getting his due—he'll be inducted into the UFC Hall of Fame’s Pioneer Wing later this month, cementing his legacy as one of the sport's early trailblazers.

Editor’s Note: Kerr was a dominant force in the early days of MMA, and this honor recognizes his impact on the sport. For longtime fans, it’s a nod to the raw, no-holds-barred era of fighting. For newer fans, it’s a chance to learn about one of the figures who helped shape the UFC into what it is today.

WWE had a big night in Los Angeles with two back-to-back shows, including Money in the Bank, where fan-favorite wrestler R-Truth made a surprise return—so unexpected that even Major League Baseball (MLB) took notice. The event also set up new challengers for WWE's top titles, capping off a stacked night of wrestling action.

Editor’s Note: R-Truth is one of those wrestlers who just connects with fans—his comeback was a fun, feel-good moment that even spilled over into sports chatter. It’s a reminder of how WWE’s surprises can ripple beyond wrestling circles, making it more than just a niche event. Plus, with fresh contenders emerging, the storyline momentum keeps things exciting for fans.

The Valkyries finally broke their four-game losing streak with a solid team effort, thanks to standout performances from Thornton, Burton, and Billings—each notching double-doubles in points and rebounds. Their collective hustle overpowered the Aces, giving fans a much-needed win to celebrate.

Editor’s Note: After a rough patch, this win is a morale booster for the Valkyries and their supporters. It shows the team's resilience and depth, especially with multiple players stepping up. For the Aces, it’s a reminder that even strong teams can’t coast—every game demands focus. In the bigger picture, it shakes up the standings and keeps the season interesting.

Tennessee baseball has a bit of a pattern under coach Tony Vitello when it comes to super regional openers—they tend to lose the first game, as they did again this Saturday. But here’s the twist: both previous times this happened, the Vols bounced back to win Game 2 and force a decisive Game 3. So while the opening loss stings, history suggests they’re not out of it yet.

Editor’s Note: For Tennessee fans, this isn’t doom and gloom—it’s more of a "been here, done that" situation. The team’s resilience under Vitello means Saturday’s loss doesn’t spell the end. If they stick to the script, we’re in for a thrilling Game 3 showdown. It’s a reminder that in postseason baseball, momentum can shift fast.