If this is the new 'Undisputed,' its creator may spend more time fighting to be heard than he originally thought. The FS1 show returned from a lengthy hiatus to find not one but three new hosts joining Skip Bayless on his never-ending quest to rile up the viewers with hot takes.
Former NFL WR Keyshawn Johnson appears set to join FS1's "Undisputed" program.
As ESPN considers charting a new course for its future, consumers might need to start banking some savings in advance.
Windham Rotunda, professionally known as Bray Wyatt for WWE, died on Thursday at the age of 36.
ESPN analyst Ryan Clark apologized to Tua Tagovailoa for what he "can consider now a bad joke" about the Miami Dolphins quarterback's work ethic.
Former USC RB Reggie Bush is taking legal action in an attempt to help regain his records and Heisman Trophy.
The extended commitment keeps Matthews in Toronto through the 2027-28 season where he'll just be a summer away from turning 30.
It looks as if "The House that Jerry Built" is getting few nips and tucks after the 2023 NFL season.
Shannon Sharpe has found a new home for his podcast as his television future remains up in the air.
In his first public comments since returning from his medical leave, the head of the PGA provided an update on its controversial agreement with Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund.
Amanda Christovich of Front Office Sports reported that either Stanford, SMU or both are not only willing to forgo any revenue sharing from the conference's media rights deal, but are considering using their endowment funds to finance their respective athletic departments.
A former NBA employee hacked the league's Facebook account and took the league to task for its employment conditions.
The summer of change continues at ESPN as the network announced its new revamped lineup for the "Monday Night Football" pregame show.
Another ESPN host is leaving the network, though this departure has been long expected before the network's recent staff cuts.
The NFL is adding RedZone and NFL Network to its streaming service.
Conference realignment continues to dominate collegiate sports, and unsurprisingly most of the debate centers around the almighty dollar.
FS1's "Undisputed" will have a whole different look when it returns from hiatus.
Stop if you've heard this before: The Arizona Coyotes have a plan to build a new arena that will keep them in the state.
Ohio State's longtime athletic director Gene Smith announced that he will retire before the 2024-25 academic year.
Casino company PENN Entertainment announced that it will create a sportsbook with ESPN that is set to launch this fall, putting the biggest sports media outlet in the world directly in line with a rabid base of bettors.
The criticism towards the U.S. women's soccer team hasn't died down in the slightest, at least not from those at Fox Sports who are still covering the Women's World Cup.
Warner Bros. Discovery announced that it will launch a new sports tier for its streaming platform during the Major League Baseball playoffs.
The men's World Cup roster may not be full of superstars, but it is a young and solid group going into the upcoming tournament.
At FSU's most recent board of trustees meeting, university president Richard McCullough said that the school is financially falling behind rival schools in the SEC and Big Ten.