Brock Lesnar Retires From Professional Wrestling After SummerSlam Loss
WWE says Brock Lesnar has retired after his SummerSlam loss to Oba Femi. Lesnar was a 10-time WWE world champion and a former UFC heavyweight.
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Cubs Bolster Rotation, Adding Kevin Gausman and Clay Holmes at the 2026 Trade Deadline
In the final hours of the 2026 trade deadline the Chicago Cubs added veterans Kevin Gausman and Clay Holmes to shore up a rotation hit by injuries.
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Tadej Pogacar wins 2026 Tour de France, ties five-title record
Tadej Pogacar won the 2026 Tour de France for a fifth time, joining cycling greats; UAE Team Emirates XRG also took two podium spots and the young-rider white jersey.
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Jonas Vingegaard Withdraws From Tour de France After Late Crash in Stage 15
Two-time champion Jonas Vingegaard withdrew from the Tour de France after a late crash on Stage 15; he was immobilized and taken to hospital.
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Josh Kerr runs 3:42.66 in London mile in run reported to break 27‑year world record
Josh Kerr ran 3:42.66 in the mile at the London Diamond League — widely reported to break Hicham El Guerrouj’s 27‑year world record, pending ratification.
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Sinner Rallies to Beat Zverev, Defends Wimbledon Title for Second Straight Year
Jannik Sinner beat Alexander Zverev 6-7(7), 7-6(2), 6-3, 6-4 to win Wimbledon on July 12, 2026, becoming a back-to-back champion and earning his fifth major.
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Karolína Muchová Beats Coco Gauff in 12-10 Tiebreak to Reach Wimbledon Final
Muchová defeated Gauff 6-2, 2-6, 7-6 (12-10) in a deciding-set 10-point tiebreak to reach her first Wimbledon singles final.
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Andrea Kimi Antonelli wins chaotic Monaco Grand Prix, extends championship lead
Andrea Kimi Antonelli dominated a chaotic Monaco GP to give Mercedes the win and extend his drivers' championship lead amid seven retirements and post-race penalties.
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Raymond Berry, Hall of Fame receiver and Patriots coach who led club to first Super Bowl, dies at 93
Raymond Berry, Hall of Fame receiver and former Patriots coach who led New England to its first Super Bowl, died May 25 at 93, the team said June 1.
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Neale Daniher, ex‑Essendon player and FightMND campaigner, dies at 65
Neale Daniher, 65, the ex‑Essendon player and Melbourne coach who co‑founded FightMND and was 2025 Australian of the Year, has died at home.
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Felix Rosenqvist wins 110th Indianapolis 500 in closest finish ever
Felix Rosenqvist edged David Malukas by 0.0233 seconds to win the 110th Indianapolis 500 — the closest finish in race history after a late one-lap restart.
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Georgia’s Daniel Jackson wins rare 2026 SEC regular-season Triple Crown, named Player of the Year
Georgia catcher Daniel Jackson won the 2026 SEC regular-season Triple Crown and was named SEC Player of the Year after a standout power-speed season.
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Former TSM Valorant player Tyler “sym” Porter dies at 21 in reported car crash
Tyler “sym” Porter, 21, a former TSM and Moist Moguls Valorant player, died in a reported car crash; authorities have not publicly confirmed details.
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Alex Zanardi, Paralympic champion and former F1/CART driver, dies at 59
Alex Zanardi, 59, the Italian former F1 and CART champion who became a four-time Paralympic gold medalist after losing both legs, has died, his family said.
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Olivia Pichardo becomes first woman to pitch in NCAA Division I baseball game
Olivia Pichardo became the first woman to pitch in an NCAA Division I baseball game, recording the final out in Brown's 16-4 win over Cornell.