Author: Scott Gleeson, USA TODAY

Women’s tennis star Naomi Osaka opened up about her shocking decision to withdraw from the French Open last month to preserve her mental health.

Dan Lambert, owner of American Top Team, plans to offer the Miami Hurricanes’ 90 scholarship football players $500 per month to advertise for his gym.

Degree Deodorant is launching a wide-ranging and inclusive marketing campaign that will endorse 14 college athletes after the NCAA’s new NIL policies.

Joey Chestnut won his 14th Nathan’s Famous Fourth of July Hot Dog Eating Contest in typical dominant fashion — setting a record with 76 franks.

Everything you need to know about the Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest, which will see Joey Chestnut attempt to win a 14th Mustard Belt.

Chestnut has won 13 titles in 14 years and set the world record last year by eating 75 hot dogs in the contest.

A pair of Michael Jordan’s game-worn, autographed rookie basketball shoes, the Air Jordan 1s, sold for $420,000 on Saturday.

Jalen Suggs is the best player on the board with immediate upside. He blossomed into an NBA-ready point guard with poise and smart decision making.

Packers president Mark Murphy says former GM Ted Thompson used the term “complicated fella” to describe Aaron Rodgers, “so, I’ll just say that.”

Trans athletes are on the front lines battling draconian laws designed to strip them of their humanity. Some of them say athletics saved their lives.