It took 11 days for the public to learn Kyle Shanahan had been involved in a car accident on July 14. But since the announcement Saturday, it hasn't taken long for more details to come out about the scary collision that will limit the San Francisco 49ers head coach for the start of training camp.
Specifically, more has been revealed about the injuries Shanahan suffered after ESPN already reported he broke his nose, three ribs and his hand, suffered a severe concussion and required more than 40 stitches.
On Monday, PFT Live's Chris Simms said Shanahan's wife sent him pictures of the gory injuries his friend suffered, and they showed Shanahan nearly lost his eye.
"When you first see it and it's fresh and some of the cuts are still wide open, it's jarring. It's jarring. He was this close to maybe losing his right eye. The scar is so big right here," Simms said, pointing at his eye.
Those aren't the only new details to trickle out.

#simms #jarring

Athletics prospect Ryan Lasko says he has regained sensation in parts of his legs nearly a month after a frightening on-field collision
The 24-year-old fractured his C6-C7 vertebrae and underwent spinal decompression and stabilization surgery following the collision
Lasko said he is "very happy" with his progress and thanked supporters for helping motivate his recovery
Ryan Lasko is sharing an encouraging update on his recovery nearly a month after a frightening on-field collision left him with a fractured vertebra and without feeling in the lower half of his body.
The 24-year-old Athletics prospect revealed in an Instagram Stories post on Monday, July 27, that he has regained sensation in parts of his legs and has seen improvement in the use of both hands following the June 30 collision.

#collision #regained

Maryland women’s basketball great Alyssa Thomas continues to forge her stellar legacy for the Phoenix Mercury. The former Terp forward notched her 20th regular-season triple-double Wednesday, extending her all-time WNBA record.
Thomas’ record gets even more impressive when including postseason stats, which raises her career triple-double total to 26. On the regular season leaderboard, her 20 triple-doubles sit 15 higher than the next highest player, Jessica Shepard.
The 34-year-old forward continues to have one of the most productive seasons of her career well into her 13th season in the league. Thomas averages 14.4 points per game while recording seven rebounds and 8.3 ***** ists per outing.
One of the most decorated players to don a Maryland jersey, Thomas continues to establish her storied legacy on her collision course to the Hall of Fame.
In other news

#thomas #double

Absolute fireworks are guaranteed when Thai dynamo Pompet PongSuphan PK and debuting Myanmarese warrior Nat Khat Min collide in the blockbuster main event of ONE Friday Fights 163.
The pair meet in a highly anticipated flyweight Muay Thai showdown, broadcasting live in Asia primetime from inside Bangkok's legendary Lumpinee Stadium on Friday, July 24, shortly after The Inner Circle 23.
A dominant, highlight-reel showing from either elite striker could instantly propel them toward a coveted, life-changing US$100,000 main-roster contract, adding massive weight to what is already shaping up to be a can't-miss collision.
With absolutely everything on the line, both men have made their destructive intentions for fight night abundantly clear.
Pompet PongSuphan PK walks into this high-stakes clash well aware of exactly what another statement victory could do for his career.

#Friday

Before the Minnesota Lynx's road matchup against the Seattle Storm, head coach Cheryl Reeve gave Napheesa Collier a piece of advice ahead of her long-awaited return to the court.
"Cheryl (Reeve) did say ... 'It's going to take time to come back and to get settled in,'" Collier said Wednesday, July 22.
Well, it didn't take long for the five-time All-Star to get back into the swing of things. Collier recorded a 24-point, 10-rebound double-double in the Lynx's 86-76 win over the Storm, marking her first game since Sept. 26, 2025.
"I was just so excited. I felt like a kid in a candy store. I couldn't wait to get on the court to get with these guys," Collier said. "I was just really just happy to be here. ... It's just a year of pent-up excitement."
Collier underwent surgeries to both ankles this offseason after suffering multiple ankle injuries during the 2025 WNBA season. She injured her ankle during a 111-58 win over the Las Vegas Aces in August 2025 and missed 11 games. During Game 3 of the WNBA semifinals against the Phoenix Mercury, Collier suffered a Grade 2 tear of three ankle ligaments and her shin muscle after a collision with Alyssa Thomas.

#ankle #reeve

Sources claim that Donald Trump and Melania Trump's marriage has hit a new low, with the couple reportedly "barely speaking" to each other. The pair tied the knot on January 22, 2005, and share one child, their son Barron Trump. While they have been married for nearly 21 years, reports suggest that their relationship has recently hit a rough patch.
All is reportedly not well in Donald Trump and Melania Trump's marriage, according to a report by The Daily Beast. Author Michael Wolff wrote a post on Substack to shed light on the matter. In his latest column, he claimed that White House staffers are afraid of Melania's unpredictability and the influence she holds.
"Everybody in the White House is afraid of Melania Trump and her power—that is, if she chooses to use it," Wolff wrote. They do not think she would use that power to threaten the administration. However, they cannot be certain, the author stated.
Wolff further claimed that amid all this, Donald and Melania's relationship is "at its lowest point." According to the author, the couple barely speak to each other, adding, "There is hardly even the pretense that she lives in the White House."
Melania is reportedly living in New York instead of residing full-time with her husband in Washington. Wolff also claimed that the White House is concerned about what Melania's next business moves could be. He wrote, "Of all the self-dealing among Trump family members, Melania's moves—not just about money, but about calling attention to herself—are seen as most disturbing to the White House, and most in danger of putting her on a collision course with the president."

For the second straight year, Ohio State and Texas will stage one of the most anticipated college football games of the season early on when the Buckeyes travel to Austin on Sept. 12 in Week 2. Last year, Ohio State was able to dictate the game with its defense and won a huge matchup that boosted the Buckeyes' résumé and likely kept Texas out of the College Football Playoff.
The same could be true in 2026, according to Fox College Football's Joel Klatt. While appearing on his own podcast, Klatt took some time to talk about the massive collision between what should be two top-five teams when the two kick things off. He believes the winner will be in good shape, but that the loser could have an uphill climb to get into the CFP.
"The loser of this game is behind the eight-ball. Ryan Day and Steve Sarkisian know exactly how important that game was to their teams and their programs a year ago," Klatt said. "Look at what Ohio State was able to do. They had eight new starters on defense. They generated a ton of confidence -- a ton of confidence in their brand new quarterback, Julian Sayin, and their new defensive coordinator, Matt Patricia. Based on what they were able to do and how they controlled the game against Texas at home early last year.
Klatt then went on to talk about this year and the difference in teams, but also how difficult the schedules are after the **** anic collision at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium.
"You're going to have experienced guys -- this is not Arch (Manning) in his first real experience as a starter," continued Klatt. "This is not Julian Sayin, and his first time as a real starter. Now you've got incumbent quarterbacks. There's loads of expectations. These two teams are going to start in the top five; there's no doubt. Look at these schedules, they have remaining. Ohio State -- remaining big games on the schedule after traveling to Texas. They've got to go on the road to Iowa, Indiana, and USC in their schedule next year, and they've got home games against Oregon and Michigan. That's not easy. Same can be said for Texas. Check this out -- Texas' remaining big games, they've got road games at Tennessee, Missouri, LSU, and Texas A&M -- that one to finish out the year. They've got home games against Florida and Ole Miss. Not going to be easy there, and obviously the big one, the neutral in Red River against Oklahoma. So, a loss in this game, each of these teams are going to be fighting uphill, and you're talking about major brands that do not expect to miss the playoffs."

The car crash that resulted in devastating injuries to ESPN NFL Draft **** yst Matt Miller was caught on camera.
In a new report from the California Post, the outlet published dash cam footage from the vantage point of the semitruck that struck Miller’s vehicle during the accident. The footage shows Miller’s 2023 Ford Bronco veer over the centerline of a two-way road and strike the truck at a high speed. The truck appeared to attempt to maneuver and avoid the collision, but the effort was too late. The driver’s side of Miller’s car appeared to make direct contact with the driver’s side of the semitruck.
Per the California Post, Missouri State Highway Patrol wrote in a crash report that Miller had been wearing his seatbelt at the time of the crash, but the belt was cut and Miller was ejected from his car during the collision. The ESPN **** yst had his left arm amputated as a result of the crash.
Aside from the devastating injuries, Miller’s crash has garnered outsized attention as a result of allegations surfaced by dozens of people following the incident that Miller failed to pay out the winners of fantasy football leagues he ran for charity. After reporting on the allegations, Awful Announcing subsequently reported that the Missouri Attorney General’s Office is opening an investigation into Miller.
Last week, Miller announced on social media that he will be stepping away from ESPN “indefinitely” to recover from his injuries. Awful Announcing learned that Miller’s leave of absence is due to his current medical decision, and ESPN plans to address the issues related to Miller’s fantasy football leagues at the appropriate time.

France coach Didier Deschamps insisted he still sees Spain as World Cup favourites on Monday ahead of Les Bleus' blockbuster semi-final against the European champions.
France take on Spain at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas on Tuesday in a match widely seen as a collision of the best two teams in the tournament.
While Deschamps' side have lit up the World Cup with a string of scintillating performances, Spain's campaign has built momentum gradually following a shock 0-0 draw against minnows Cape Verde in their opening game.
Deschamps, though, maintains that France -- beaten by Spain in their last two meetings -- will be the underdog on Tuesday.
"Forget about the first game against Cape Verde," Deschamps said of Spain's campaign. "Ever since then Spain have confirmed that they are the favourites.

The Washington Huskies saw one of their most hotly contested offensive line targets in the 2027 class go elsewhere on Saturday afternoon when four-star offensive lineman DaJohn Yarborough announced his pledge to the California Golden Bears
The 6-foot-5, 340-pound product of Basha High School in Arizona, who is ranked as the nation's No. 426 overall prospect and No. 25 interior offensive lineman by the 247Sports Composite, picked coach Tosh Lupoi and the Golden Bears out of a final four that also included Florida State, Mississippi State, and UW.
Although his junior year was cut short due to a fractured ankle, Fisch and offensive line coach Michael Switzer kept up a strong relationship with the hulking prospect, who has the size, physicality, and skill set the pair looks for from early contributors up front. However,
"The big man slides smoothly in pass protection and balances his weight well, always finding himself on the winning end of collisions with defenders," Huskies Wire's Alex Katson wrote in an evaluation of his film. "With such prototypical size and technique, Yarborough profiles as a player who could find himself in the NFL rather quickly with the right coaching staff during his time in college."
As Washington continues to build up its offensive line for the rigors of the Big Ten, Yarborough would have been viewed as a promising building block alongside Freshman All-American John Mills, former five-star Kodi Greene, and former four-star Champ Taulealea, who should make up the core of Switzer's unit in 2027.

European champions Spain are on a World Cup collision course with Kylian Mbappe's France if they can beat Belgium in the quarter-finals on Friday.
At the spectacular SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, the Belgians face the daunting task of breaking through a Spanish defence that is yet to be breached in the tournament.
If Spain win, they will head to Texas next Tuesday for a mouth-watering semi-final against the French that many observers are already describing as the final before the final.
First though Spain need to find goals against a Belgium team who started the World Cup slowly but caught fire as the tournament has gone on.
The 4-1 demolition of the USA in the last round showed just how far the team coached by Rudi Garcia have come in the **** e of a few weeks.

Christian Pulisic haters, take note.
Pulisic suffered a bone bruise and a microfracture in his lower right leg during the U.S. men's national team's loss to Belgium in the World Cup round of 16, a source close to the situation confirmed to USA TODAY after The Athletic first reported the news Thursday. The injury will sideline him for several weeks, the source confirmed, but he could be back training with AC Milan before the start of the Serie A season, according to The Athletic.
Pulisic left the USMNT's last World Cup game in the 59th minute after a collision with Belgium's Youri Tielemans.
Pulisic lined up a shot and accidentally kicked the leg of Tielemans. After trying to play through the injury for several minutes, Pulisic came off after Belgium's third goal. The USMNT went on to lose 4-1.
After the game, Pulisic said he'd "twisted my ankle and my knee in one play."

CHICAGO — Instant reactions from the Red Sox' 5-0 win over Chicago White Sox Wednesday night at Rate Field:
1) The Red Sox' road trip remained perfect with a 5-0 victory over the Chicago White Sox, giving the Red Sox their fifth straight win with four games remaining on their three-city, nine-game trip. The Red Sox climbed to within six games of .500 for the first time since May. Jake Bennett earned the win, and his teammates scored the only runs he would need in the third with a three-run outburst.
2) Somewhat quietly, Jake Bennett is turning into one of the most interesting stories of the 2026 season. Bennett picked up his third straight win Wednesday, blanking the White Sox over seven innings to improve to 4-3. He allowed just four hits, all of them singles. Bennett has allowed just five earned runs over his last five starts. In his eight starts to date in his rookie season, he's allowed more than two earned runs just twice. Bennett regularly fills up the zone and gets a lot of chase from opposition hitters. He also consistently throws strikes — he's walked just three batters in his last five starts.
3) The win had the potential to be a costly one for the Red Sox. In the third inning, the Red Sox lost both first baseman Willson Contreras and second baseman Anthony Seigler to injury, forced from the game. Contreras fouled a ball off his left foot in the top of the third and while he remained in the game in the bottom of the inning, he soon rolled the same foot as he went to cover first base and immediately limped off the field. Meanwhile, Seigler, attempting to score in the top of the third on a wild pitch, collided with Kyle Teel in a home plate collision and didn't take his position in the bottom of the inning, replaced by Andruw Monasterio. It's difficult to say how serious the injuries are, but as the old baseball saying goes: it's never a good thing when a player has to leave in the middle of a game.
4) If the Red Sox are going to make some IL moves because of the injuries, they'll have to act fast. Thursday, a getaway afternoon game, means there won't be much time to summon replacements from Worcester. And then throw in the possibility of Contreras beginning his suspension at any moment, and it gets even more complicated.

CHICAGO (AP) — Jake Bennett allowed four hits in seven innings, Tsung-Che Cheng had his first multi-RBI game and the Boston Red Sox beat the Chicago White Sox 5-0 on Wednesday night for their fifth straight victory.
Boston has won 10 of 12 and and 13 of its last 18.
Bennett (4-3) has allowed more than two runs just twice in eight starts. He struck out four and walked one.
Cheng had an RBI single in the third to give the Red Sox a 1-0 lead, and Ceddanne Rafaela drove in Cheng two batters later.
Anthony Seigler came across on a wild pitch from Davis Martin (9-4), but Seigler left the game after a collision with catcher Kyle Teel at the plate.

Leadoff batter Anthony Seigler and cleanup hitter Willson Contreras both had to exit the Boston Red Sox's game against the Chicago White Sox before Wednesday night's game was even three innings old.
Seigler was hurt in the top of the third inning due to a collision with White Sox catcher Kyle Teel. Seigler scored on a wild pitch, but remained down after colliding with Teel and appeared to be in considerable pain.
He was replaced at second base by Andruw Monasterio.
Contreras fouled a ball off his foot in the same at-bat in which Seigler was hurt.
He flied out to center to end the inning and eventually exited in the bottom of the third when the Red Sox returned to the field. He was limping heavily when he exited.

An illegal immigrant from Mexico with multiple deportations was driving with a revoked license when he collided with a vehicle and allegedly killed a 6-year-old North Carolina girl last week, authorities said.
Jaime Santiago Corona was driving a Dodge Ram pickup truck July 3 when he failed to stop at a stop sign and struck an SUV driven by 35‑year‑old Kelli Toler, who was traveling with her two children in Pitt County, the North Carolina State Highway Patrol said.
Toler and her 4‑year‑old child were transported to ECU Health Greenville with serious injuries. Toler's 6‑year‑old daughter, Calli Toler, was **** ounced dead at the crash site.
Immigrant Truck Driver Admitted To Us Under Biden Allegedly Kills Umass Soccer Star, Spoke No English
An online fundraiser for the Toler family said the three were on their way to get lunch before going to a swimming pool when the collision happened.

Wimbledon returns with Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovic remaining on a collision course for the semi-finals and a new women’s champion set to be crowned at the All England Club.
Reigning women’s champion Iga Swiatek was knocked out by Alexandra Eala on Saturday, while former champion Elena Rybakina also fell before the fourth round. Aryna Sabalenka, the world No 1, was then knocked out by a brilliant performance from Naomi Osaka, but Coco Gauff will face Karolina Muchova in the semi-finals.
On the men’s side, defending champion Sinner will not have injured rival Carlos Alcaraz in his way as he bids to retain the ******* le. That may also be good news for Djokovic, who played his longest Wimbledon match ever as the 39-year-old aims to win a record-breaking 25th major crown. It will be Sinner v Djokovic in the semi-finals.
The last British player left standing in the singles, Arthur Fery, faces ninth Flavio Cobolli in the quarter-finals after beating Grigor Dimitrov on his Centre Court debut to became the first British wildcard to reach the quarter-finals of a grand slam in the open era.
In the UK, every match from Wimbledon will be available to watch live on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website, with viewers able to access a stream from all 18 courts. There will also be live coverage across BBC One and BBC Two, starting before the day’s play each morning and lasting until the conclusion of the day’s action in the evening. Highlights show ‘Today at Wimbledon’ will then follow. The BBC confirmed before the start of the tournament that they had secured the rights to Wimbledon until at least 2033, keeping the tournament on free-to-air. TNT Sports will also show both the men’s and singles finals in the UK.

DustinPoirier isn't ruling out a return to the Ultimate Fighting Championship.

Poirier (30-10) called it a career last year following a loss toMaxHolloway. While "The Diamond" never tasted undisputed UFC golddespite three bids, he enjoyed a memorable run in the lightweightdivision. The former interim champion recently admitted that he'sstill open to a return to the Octagon for a lucrative fight.
Poirier's former foe, ConorMcGregor, returns to action after a five-year hiatus againstHolloway at UFC 329 on July 11. McGregor hasn't fought since breaking hisleg in a trilogy loss against "The Diamond" back in 2021.

The American is open to ending his retirement to fight McGregor fora fourth time and would also consider returning for a bout againstNateDiaz. Poirier vs. Diaz never came to fruition despite nearlymaterializing previously. Furthermore, while Poirier is 1-1 againstcurrent lightweight champion JustinGaethje, he believes they are both too dangerous for eachother.

"I'm still under contract with the UFC. There's definitely achance; if it's the right fight, I'll come back for sure," Poiriersaid in an interview with One on One MMA. "I'd probably fight Conorif that came about. Nate Diaz, I wanna whoop his a** for years andyears; we never got to fight… Me and Gaethje are one and one. Weboth know it's gonna be a head-on collision. We kind of shook handslike, 'Let's not do that to our families again.'"

Poirier has repeatedly admitted that he misses fighting and findsit difficult to adjust to retirement. He was recently arrested atan airport for threatening to fight a police officer whileintoxicated. He also called the officer an offensive racialslur.

After years of success in WWE and WCW, Jeff Jarrett paved his own path in professional wrestling as a co-founder of TNA. But had he not stood his ground in contract negotiations, one of wrestling's most pivotal promotions might never have been born.
Jarrett's departure from WWE (formerly known as WWF) is an infamous story, often told as the moment when Jarrett "held up" WWE Chairman Vince McMahon ahead of his final match with the company in 1999. The story goes that Jarrett demanded $200,000 without a contract for his final match against Chyna — an Intercontinental Championship match — at that year's No Mercy pay-per-view. However, that isn't the whole truth, as Jarrett clarified on Monday's edition of "The Ariel Helwani Show."
"It is fascinating how some people say, 'Jeff Jarrett held Vince McMahon up.' Really think about that. **** ody's going to hold Vince up for — I mean, it's outlandish, it's ridiculous," Jarrett told Uncrowned.
"It was proposed, 'Hey, Chyna's going to have her first match,' or whatever it may be. So there really was a collision course between the male chauvinist deal [many characters were portraying] and 'here comes Chyna.' So that sets the course.
"One of the pieces of the puzzle that people just kind of gloss over was that Vince McMahon was taking his company public. And so the summer and early fall of that year, he was out literally going around the world. He'd go to 'Raw,' and then he'd get on a plane and do more bank — he's out prepping to sell and take the company public. So I was dealing with J.R. [Jim Ross] in my contract negotiations."

Novak Djokovic's quest toward his elusive 25th major championship continued on Sunday in the fourth round at Wimbledon. In the process, the 39-year-old Serbian etched his name into All England Club history.
With a 7-6(6), 6-3, 3-6, 6-3 victory over Russian qualifier Roman Safiullin, Djokovic surpassed Swiss legend Roger Federer for the most Wimbledon singles wins on the men's side to date. Djokovic has 106 and counting.
That said, he'll need 14 more victories at London's Grand Slam to match Martina Navratilova, a Czech-American who tops the women's list with 120 singles wins at the grass-court major.
Navratilova retired with nine Wimbledon ****** les. Federer clocked out with eight. Djokovic's been stuck at seven since 2022. But, after previously discussing the importance of preserving energy early in major tournaments, he made it through the first three rounds of this year's Wimbledon with relative ease.
None of those matches went to five sets. Thanks to Friday's record-breaking feat, he keeps on a collision course with world No. 1 and defending Wimbledon champion Jannik Sinner, who faces ****** an's Shintaro Mochizuki on Sunday. Djokovic fell in straight sets to the now-24-year-old Italian phenom in last year's semifinals.

Novak Djokovic and Jannik Sinner remain on a collision course at Wimbledon while Naomi Osaka faces Aryna Sabalenka in a fourth-round blockbuster on day seven of the Championships.
Osaka is through to the last 16 of Wimbledon for the first time and battles current world No 1 Sabalenka in a meeting of four-time grand slam champions. Sabalenka has won all three matches they have played this season, including in the last 16 of last month’s French Open, but Osaka carries blistering form onto the grass.
Djokovic and Sinner, who could meet in the semi-finals, both play qualifiers on Saturday. Djokovic continues his bid for a record 25th grand slam ***** le against Roman Safuillin, who knocked out Joao Fonseca, while Sinner meets Shintaro Mochizuki, a winner against Rafael Jodar.
Coco Gauff, meanwhile, faces a tough test against Belinda Bencic, and there is an all-Czech contest between former champion Barbora Krejcikova and 10th seed Karolina Muchova.
Here’s the order of play on day seven and the tournament schedule

Olympic gold medalist and six-time world champion Jordan Burroughs has an opponent for his Real American Freestyle (RAF) debut.
Last month, RAF announced that Burroughs signed with the promotion and would debut at the RAF 12 event on Aug. 22 at Rocket Arena in Cleveland, Ohio. Now, the promotion has confirmed that Burroughs will face off versus UFC Welterweight and Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt Sean Brady in a catchweight main event.
I'm not an odds maker, but I would expect something like -10,000 would be appropriate here? Barring a freak injury, it's hard to give Brady any chance here. He's a great grappler and has excellent MMA wrestling, but Burroughs is a different animal on the wrestling mat. There might be some concern that Burroughs is 37 years old, but he was wrestling at an elite level just two years ago.
Unless guillotines are suddenly allowed, Brady is in for a rough night.
Credit to the No. 5-ranked UFC Welterweight for taking on a massive challenge in his own RAF debut. Inside the Octagon, Brady has won four of his last five, most recently dominating Joaquin Buckley for the entirety of their UFC 328 collision (even after some funky sports betting movement).

The 2026 World Cup is going through its most intense days after a memorable matchday. The front pages of the world's sports press reflect Spain's purple patch, Portugal's nerve-racking qualification, and the huge anticipation surrounding the decisive match for the Argentine national team.
Spanish newspapers are unanimously enthusiastic after La Roja's emphatic 3-0 win over Austria. Marca leads with "Like angels," while As describes it as a "Movie-like Spain" after the recital in Los Angeles.
A brace from Mikel Oyarzabal and a goal from Pedro Porro sealed their place in the round of 16. In addition, the spotlight is on the historic World Cup clean-sheet record broken by Unai Simón (519 minutes) and Lamine Yamal being named the match MVP, sparking collective excitement.
The Portuguese press celebrates a dramatic qualification with relief. With headlines such as "We turned it around!" in Record and "Keep your head straight" in O Jogo, they highlight Portugal's 2-1 win over Croatia.
The match was marked by VAR's major role and a dramatic winner from Gonçalo Ramos deep into stoppage time (90+4). Newspapers stress that this victory puts Cristiano Ronaldo's side on a collision course with Spain, setting up a thrilling Iberian clash in the round of 16 to be played in Dallas.

Novak Djokovic and Jannik Sinner remain on a collision course at Wimbledon as the third round of the Championships gets underway on day five.
But viewers will likely have to wait an extra day for Serena Williams and Venus Williams to rekindle their doubles partnership, with Serena still a doubt after "tweaking her knee" during her singles defeat to Maya Joint on Tuesday night, and with the pair not currently scheduled to take to the court on Friday.
Djokovic produced a "vintage" performance to defeat former world No 3 Stefanos Tsitispas on Wednesday, a straight-sets victory he raced to in an effort to save valuable energy for his bid to win a record 25th grand slam ****** le at Wimbledon.
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The 39-year-old will now face France's 26th seed Arthur Rinderknech, who is bidding to advance past the third round for the first time, while defending champion Sinner plays Jenson Brooksby as the Italian aims to gather momentum, and world No 1 Aryna Sabalenka meets former Jelena Ostapenko in what could be an explosive third-round clash on Centre Court.

Every rugby supporter loves watching Fiji.
Ask the players, and they might tell you a different story.
From Waisale Serevi weaving through impossible gaps to Rupeni Caucaunibuca leaving defenders clutching at air, and from the raw power of Semi Radradra and Josua Tuisova to generations of fearless runners willing to attack from anywhere on the field, no nation has blurred the line between beauty and brutality quite like Fiji.
Former Wales captain Sam Warburton once described the 2015 Rugby World Cup meeting as the toughest match of his career. Wales won that day, but only after surviving an 80-minute collision with one of rugby's most unique teams.
The two nations have met only 15 times in official Tests, yet almost every meeting has produced a moment that has become part of rugby folklore.

In a sport of headers and constant collisions, a fractured jaw would seem like a tournament-ending injury.
Not so much at the 2026 World Cup.
Austria defender Stefan Posch and England defender Djed Spence stand out on the field for the black jaw braces they have been wearing in matches.
Players have long had to wear face protections for injuries like fractured cheek bones or broken noses.
Frances’ Kylian Mbappé wore a face mask during the 2024 European Championship after breaking his nose in the opening match. Former Czech Republic goalkeeper Petr Cech wore a helmet for years after a near fatal collision and skull injury during a match.

NEWMARKET, England — Frankie Dettori, one of the most successful jockeys in horse racing history, sustained “several broken ribs and a broken thumb” in a car crash and is undergoing further tests in hospital, his representatives said.
The 55-year-old Dettori was driving a car that was involved in a collision with another vehicle in Newmarket, a town in eastern England regarded as the country’s home of horse racing, H Talent Management said in a statement sent to The ***** ociated Press.
“Frankie was taken to hospital, where he was found to have sustained several broken ribs and a broken thumb,” the agency said. “His injuries are still being ***** sed, and he remains in hospital for further scans and observation.
“Frankie would like to thank the emergency services who attended the scene, together with the doctors, nurses and wider medical team caring for him.”
Dettori’s focus “is now on resting and recovering,” H Talent Management added.

PLANO, Texas — A's prospect Ryan Lasko was in stable condition after undergoing back surgery following a scary collision with minor league teammate Devin Taylor during a Double-A game in Frisco, Texas.
Dr. Jonathan Poggi performed the spinal decompression and stabilization operation at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Plano to address a fractured C6–C7 vertebra.
Lasko is an outfielder with Double-A Midland. He and Taylor dove into each other trying to catch a flyball, and Lasko remained motionless on the field after the play.
“I’ve been in touch with Ryan’s mom, Patti, to pass along the organization’s support and to let her know that all of us, throughout our system, have them in our thoughts and prayers,” A’s general manager David Forst said in a statement. “We are incredibly grateful to Noah Huff and Audy Merrick, our athletic trainers in Midland, for their on-field actions last night, as well as to the Frisco RoughRiders and the paramedics on the scene.
“We are encouraged by the reports and updates from Dr. Poggi, and we will continue to put all of the resources of our medical staff towards supporting Ryan and his recovery.”

Jockey Frankie Dettori suffered several broken ribs and a broken thumb after being involved in a car crash, his management has said.
A spokesperson for H Talent Management confirmed the collision happened on Wednesday evening near Newmarket in Suffolk.
Another vehicle struck the rear passenger side of the car the 55-year-old was driving, causing it to spin and flip, they said.
Dettori's injuries were still being **** sed as he remained in hospital for further scans and observation.
More stories from Suffolk

NEWMARKET, England (AP) — Frankie Dettori, one of the most successful jockeys in horse racing history, sustained “several broken ribs and a broken thumb” in a car crash and is undergoing further tests in hospital, his representatives said Thursday.
The 55-year-old Dettori was driving a car that was involved in a collision with another vehicle in Newmarket, a town in eastern England regarded as the country's home of horse racing, H Talent Management said in a statement sent to The ******* ociated Press.
“Frankie was taken to hospital, where he was found to have sustained several broken ribs and a broken thumb,” the agency said. "His injuries are still being ******* sed, and he remains in hospital for further scans and observation.
“Frankie would like to thank the emergency services who attended the scene, together with the doctors, nurses and wider medical team caring for him.”
Dettori's focus “is now on resting and recovering,” H Talent Management added.