Sports

In part two of her Netflix docuseries, Simone Biles Rising, she shared that her leg nearly sidelined her—again.

“Twenty-eight years I’ve been waiting for this.”

We tagged along as the Olympic champ got ready for Athlos last week.

Thirty-six elite runners. $60,000 in prize money. One vibey night.

Yep, you read that right.

The Olympian talks playlists, skin care, and the other daily habits that make her feel her best.

The rugby star knows self-acceptance is an ongoing journey—which is why she relies on these three mental exercises.

Athletes have to navigate financial concerns, loss of identity, and a world that isn’t always welcoming to disabled workers.

We hit up a recent WNBA game to chat with the sport’s next wave of (very wholesome) superfans.

It makes his Olympics medals—and upcoming performance on Dancing with the Stars—that much more impressive.

Inspired by the US Open? Here’s how to get started.

The most decorated female US Olympian knows the importance of winding down after incredible, career-defining highs.

The couple was joined by Patrick and Brittany Mahomes.

Baseball, basketball, and soccer players have been spotted chilling, cheering, and fangirling on the sidelines.

Stars are once again flocking to Queens to sip Honey Deuces and cheer for their tennis faves.

While a lot of top players climbed the rankings in their teens or early 20s, Pegula’s rise has been more gradual.

“When you are truly faced with death and you understand what a second chance at life means, you want to make the most of it.”

Here’s what famous fans are wearing to cheer for their favorite tennis stars.

For the British triathlete, “just to be on the start line was fantastic.”

Pushing through to win a medal may feel worth it in the moment. But there are real risks.