This was a show Tony Khan had to nail as a booker, and he did exactly that and then some...

Not many non-WrestleMania weekends can lay claim to being the biggest wrestling weekend of the year, but you could absolutely make the argument for the weekend of July 11-13: ROH Supercard of Honor, NXT's Great American Bash, a Saturday Night's Main Event headlined by Goldberg's final match, WWE Evolution, and most central to that; AEW All In: Texas.

After weeks worth of bad starts, he finally got that elusive holeshot in Moto 1 to secure a wire-to-wire win, and then let things come to him in Moto 2 with the likes of Jordon Smith having a wild off-track excursion...

The biggest weekend on the calendar for Monster Trucks is now here, as the industry moves all eyes to Salt Lake City, Utah, for Monster Jam World Finals 24.

I don't think this is a foregone conclusion by any means, and that speaks to the preposterous level of high-end talent women's wrestling has this year across several different promotions. However, Storm arguably has the best outright match and feud this year, an untouchable promo catalog, and is undeniably a top draw in the industry with as over-the-top a persona as you can get in modern-day wrestling. Feels like that's more than enough evidence as she's now only weeks out fr

Four more total motos are now in the books, and I can tell you with 100% certainty that they happened. Good motos??? That's up to you to decide

The trade was made by the Phoenix Suns, sending an elderly legend to the Houston Rockets in exchange for a rising star and a defensive merchant.

As the Thunder are beginning to lose touch with their game and the Pacers are giving them a taste of their own game, Indiana could have their first-ever NBA title.

Despite recent injury concerns and a tumultuous end in Green Bay, Alexander’s pedigree as a two-time Pro Bowler brings much-needed elite coverage to Baltimore’s secondary. Jackson’s vocal advocacy— “Go get him, Eric,” he told Eric DeCosta, Ravens General Manager— was the final nudge in what has become a statement acquisition for a Ravens defense intent on Super Bowl contention.

A mix of the Tavai injury situation and the "Mapu position switch" should be the catalyst that gets second-year safety Dell Pettus on this roster. I know some people are intrigued by new safety, Marcus Epps, but Pettus was legitimately good for this team a year ago as a defender and special-teams contributor.

Of course, nothing will change here or improve; ultimately, that's on Red Sox fans more than anything. You'll continue to monetarily support a team that actively loathes its fans, has pathologically lied to them for the past five years, and has smeared anyone on the way out for even longer with impunity.

As far as Moto 1 goes, there was never a point where I thought he wasn't winning that Moto after the stall, of which he put on himself for being a gear or two too high. There was way too much time left at the point, and he didn't lose much time in the grand scheme to begin with.

In a long, prestigious line of "shifty and scrappy" white wide receivers who are < 6'0" in Patriots history, Eastern Washington's Efton Chism III appears to be in line to take up that mantle for this team in 2025.

Interestingly enough in qualifying, neither points leader, Jett Lawrence nor Haiden Deegan, were able to top the speed charts, seeing teamates of theres in the opposite classes do so instead in the form of Chance Hymas, who's looked great early in Motos so far but not much afterwards, and Justin Cooper, who's historically great at altitude.

Guys at the level McDavid has been operating at for nearly the last decade typically break through sooner or later, so could 2025 be the year for him?

There's heat, then there's what was the heat in Northern California. 103-degree heat blistered throughout the Hangtown facility and made things very difficult on these riders. So much so that the AMA shaved five minutes off of both Moto 2s.

Teams that lose the final and come back to play in another one within a 4-5 year span have a shockingly good record the second time around, so history is in Inter's favor in that regard. However, most of the other factors point to PSG.

Four Motos went down at Fox Raceway on Saturday afternoon; were they particularly good? No, but they happened, and you cannot deny it.

Luckily, we're now only days away from getting a slew of major 450 riders back on the gate. From Eli Tomac, the Lawrence Brothers, Jorge Prado, Jason Anderson, etc, it feels like we're in as good of a place with this class going into the Pala National, as everyone guns to take down defending Champion Chase Sexton of Red Bull KTM. With that in mind, here are some of my thoughts on four of the central title contenders in this rendition of the Great Outdoors.

The Chicago Bears entered another vital draft, trying to return to relevance in the second year of the Caleb Williams era and the start...