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With Manchester United on its worst run of results in nearly 40 years, Michael Carrick isn't looking beyond the upcoming week amid fevered speculation about his future.

Jake Paul is returning to the ring, a year after the YouTuber-turned-boxer had his jaw broken in two places in a loss to former world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua.

As Italy celebrated its first Formula 1 champion in 73 years, there was a note of snark aimed at the country's biggest racing brand.

Alexander Zverev finally rose to the No. 1 spot in the men's tennis rankings on Monday, a reward for a dominant season during which he became a two-time Grand Slam champion.

Baker Mayfield only threw three passes, completed zero and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers were thrilled with those results.

The Commanders overcame an array of early miscues on Sunday night, scoring 27 unanswered points to defeat the division rival Philadelphia Eagles 27-10 in primetime.

Although the 20-year-old Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli finished third in the Mexican capital on Sunday, he became the youngest champion in the history of Formula 1.

Kyle Larson is on the verge of his second consecutive NASCAR Cup Series championship, but he was more relieved than happy after salvaging a nearly disastrous Sunday at Martinsville Speedway.

Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell will remain hospitalized overnight after suffering a neck injury during Sunday's 19-15 win over the Minnesota Vikings, the team announced.

Joe Lacob spoke so fast at times, overcome by emotion and in awe of what he had just witnessed along with thousands of others. Golden State's ecstatic owner was overjoyed by a rather improbable WNBA championship in the Bay Area.