Новости за 21.03.2020

Welcome to Day 10 without sports, aka the day the second round of NCAA tournament should have started. And we *really* miss Cinderella.

NFL free agency is officially on, as teams and players collaborate to reach agreement on contracts throughout the league.

There's a lot of people out there refusing to respect the guidelines of social distancing and quite frankly, it's pissing me off," Jon Rahm said.

Golfweek has learned that Jay Monahan informed the PGA Tour's board this week that he will forgo his salary indefinitely during the emergency.

Thirsty for UFC content? ESPN will help alleviate that issue with a marathon of classic fights on Saturday.

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David Johnson, who was traded to the Houston Texans when the Cardinals acquired WR DeAndre Hopkins, had many curious after his cryptic tweet.

Daniel Cormier's retirement inches closer, and the former UFC champ has dished some new details about his final fight.

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Quarterback Jameis Winston might not be able to find a spot as an NFL starter in 2020, but one team -- the Steelers -- offers intriguing potential.

Two of the athletes who were supposed to fight at UFC on ESPN+ 28 ended up fighting Friday at Cage Warriors 113.

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The show went on Friday, as Mason Jones finished Joe McColgan in the first round to capture the lightweight title at Cage Warriors 113.

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Louis Taylor became a millionaire when he won the PFL middleweight season, which naturally drew plenty of people from out of the woodwork.

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Gov. Jared Polis of Colorado approved a bill to help college athletes profit off their names, images and likenesses. Law will take effect in 2023.

Tom Brady isn't the only starter leaving New England, as the Patriots will have to replace several players who departed in free agency.

USA Swimming CEO tells USOPC leader he has "watched our athletes' worlds be turned upside down" by coronavirus pandemic.

Football league says decision was made with "health and safety of the entire XFL family as our top priority," and adds that it plans a 2021 return.

Cage Warriors 113 event was going to go forward come hell or high water, according to company CEO Graham Boylan.

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Coach Ed Orgeron walks through steps to help stop the spread of coronavirus.