Shavkat Rakhmonov says his return to the octagon is uncertain after the knee injury he carried into his December 2024 win over Ian Garry worsened during the fight.
Team USA got the result that it needed against Italy. However, the 55-52 win against Italy and the manner in which it was achieved have left plenty of questions behind, and for Rachel DeMita, the numbers behind the game made the narrow escape even harder to celebrate.
Khamzat Chimaev has narrowed his list of potential opponents after the UFC informed him that two middleweight contenders are sidelined with injuries. The former champion told Red Corner MMA that the promotion recently notified him Caio Borralho and Dricus Du Plessis are unavailable due to undisclosed injuries.
Paddy Pimblett says the UFC has not approached him about a December fight with Ilia Topuria despite recent speculation linking the two rivals. Tim Welch, who coaches Sean O'Malley, claimed he heard rumors that Pimblett and Topuria could meet before the end of the year.
Shavkat Rakhmonov isn't ready to say that his Ultimate Fighting Championship career is over, but the unbeaten welterweight admits his return is far from guaranteed.
MLB insider Jeff Passan shared a concerning injury update on Los Angeles Dodgers two-way star Shohei Ohtani. With just a few weeks remaining until the postseason, Ohtani’s injury remains a topic of concern.
The fans just can’t get enough of Sophie Cunningham, and the guard has finally reacted to a rally that was held in her honor. With her teammates off to Berlin, Germany, for the FIBA World Cup, the Indiana Fever guard is enjoying the downtime as the WNBA pauses for the signature FIBA tournament.
Team USA escaped by the skin of their teeth against Italy, but the Americans’ 55-52 win has given way to lengthy debates about seemingly inconsistent officiating. Now, following the game, one clip has placed Caitlin Clark at the center of the debate.
Caitlin Clark's Team USA teammates burst out laughing as she hid her feet from locker-room cameras after the United States narrowly defeated Italy during the FIBA Women's World Cup
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