Cowboys boss facing 'money-grab'

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has been sued by a former exotic dancer for an alleged sexual assault in 2009 in a hotel bathroom, The Dallas Morning News reported on Tuesday.

Mayweather says original penalty was tough enough

Champion boxer Floyd Mayweather says he believes the NFL should have stuck with its original discipline of Ray Rice, saying the league was overly influenced by new video showing Rice knocking out his then-fiancee in an Atlantic City casino elevator.

Deng 'saddened' by Ferry comments

African-born British NBA star Luol Deng said on Tuesday he was saddened and disappointed by remarks made about him in June by Atlanta Hawks general manager Danny Ferry, which were revealed on Monday.

Magic says gm must go

Magic Johnson, the retired NBA star dragged into the Los Angeles Clippers racism controversy, on Tuesday called for the firing of Atlanta Hawks general manager Danny Ferry over unrelated racist remarks.

Blatter aiming for fifth term

FIFA president to declare candidacy for re-election to 'finish mission'

Welbeck powers England win

Danny Welbeck scored twice as England launched its 2016 European Championship qualifying campaign with an encouraging 2-0 road win over chief Group E rival Switzerland in Basel on Monday.

New-look Spain makes a statement

Spain badly needed a convincing performance after its World Cup flop and coach Vicente del Bosque had plenty of positives to dwell on after Monday's 5-1 Euro 2016 qualifying victory over Macedonia.

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Cilic completes Cinderella story

One year after doping ban, Croatian clinches US Open for first Slam title

Deliberate? I just made a mistake, says Rosberg

Mercedes completes 1-2 finish at Monza as rumors continue to swirl around drivers

'Awesome' day of Yankee tributes for retiring Jeter

Derek Jeter said it was a day he would never forget, adding that Sunday's tribute for him at Yankee Stadium as the team's soon-to-be retired captain was emotional and surprising.

Hawks' owner to sell team after 'insensitive' remarks

The owner of the Atlanta Hawks announced on Sunday he would sell his controlling interest in the National Basketball Association franchise because of racially insensitive remarks he made, in an echo of a scandal involving the former owner of the Los Angeles Clippers.