LeBron Partners With Polymarket

Half of every fine funds a union-run trust helping retired players, and the other half goes to charities like the NFL Foundation.

Players paid $6.8M in fines last year, well above the roughly $4M per season averaged since 2011.

New 2026 rules fully refund single offenses in certain categories, while three safety violations in a season trigger a one-game suspension.

The All England Club, which runs Wimbledon, will prioritize journalists over creators and enforce rules against ring lights and other distracting equipment.

The US Open issued around 100 creator credentials this year, but noise and bright lights during Naomi Osaka's first-round match went viral.

US Open organizers said the disruptors were not accredited, raising doubts that Wimbledon's approach targets the creators actually causing problems.

The brewing giant will supply its popular drink brands across all public and VIP areas during the prestigious global golf tournament in Ireland.

The 2027 competition is expected to draw fans from over 80 countries, providing massive international exposure for the beverage portfolio.

This agreement builds on the company's long history of golf sponsorship and highlights its local roots near its 170-year-old Cork brewery.

The Big 12, a major collegiate sports league, sued the university and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton over a player's gambling violations.

The legal move successfully pressured the school and quarterback Brendan Sorsby into complying with the league's strict eligibility bans.

Sorsby left the team and accepted his permanent ban to prevent the school from facing severe penalties, ending the dispute.

Since 2019, Engelbert led the women's basketball league to record-breaking television ratings and revenue, heavily boosted by star rookie Caitlin Clark.

Despite financial success, athletes strongly criticized Engelbert for distant leadership, poor communication, and failing to protect players from widespread online harassment.

The outgoing leader insists her departure is voluntary, leaving the expanding league in a much stronger financial position with higher player salaries.

The famous basketball player will promote football contests for the betting alternative, replacing his previous sponsorship with gambling company DraftKings.

Polymarket lets users trade on event outcomes like financial stocks, bypassing the strict state-level gambling laws that govern traditional sportsbooks.

This major endorsement builds mainstream trust as the platform expands its US presence fueled by a reported $1B funding round.