Former world champion sprinter Fred Kerley is taking a bold step by joining the no-drug-testing Enhanced Games. His decision makes him the first track athlete to sign on, energizing a larger conversation about performance standards in elite sports.

Lance Armstrong’s streak of seven consecutive Tour de France victories once seemed untouchable. This article delves into how such extraordinary accomplishments can prompt deeper skepticism—casting a wider lens on the notion of hoaxes, including those hinted at by controversies like Russiagate.

After months of speculation and controversy, Aaron Rodgers is officially a Pittsburgh Steeler, putting an end to one of the most talked-about sagas in recent sports history. The Steelers’ acquisition of the star quarterback is seen as a low-risk, high-reward gamble that could redefine the team’s future.

The California high school track-and-field championship commenced quietly this week, defying expectations after controversy over a transgender student’s participation. The state’s governing body had changed rules ahead of the meet, yet the event began without significant protests.

A former Patriot has called on UNC to consider firing coach Bill Belichick, citing his girlfriend Jordon Hudson’s “embarrassing” behavior. The situation underscores the complex interplay between personal relationships and professional responsibilities in the world of sports.