Oba Femi is rumoured to be Brock Lesnar’s planned opponent at WrestleMania 42. Paul Heyman issued an open challenge on behalf of Lesnar on March 2. Tiffany Stratton may challenge Giulia for the Women’s United States Championship.
Troy Aikman will continue working with the Miami Dolphins in “some capacity” after consulting on the club’s search for a new general manager. Aikman said he thoroughly enjoyed the experience. He will also continue his broadcasting career, calling games alongside Joe Buck.
The Atlanta Hawks believe Jalen Johnson has MVP potential. This comes after the team parted ways with Trae Young and rebuilt their roster. Johnson himself says that this is the closest-knit team he’s been on with Atlanta.
The Giants hosted centre Ryan Bates on a free agent visit on Monday. Bates, 29, has spent the past two seasons with the Bears. The Giants are seeking a backup behind starter John Michael Schmitz Jr.
The Memphis Grizzlies (23-43) are aiming to halt a seven-game losing streak as they prepare to face the Chicago Bulls (27-40) at United Center on March 16, 2026. Several players are listed on the injury report for both teams. This match preview details the expected lineups.
Former Syracuse football quarterback Rex Culpepper has died at age 28. Culpepper was part of the Syracuse team from 2016 to 2020. He was the son of former NFL defensive lineman Brad Culpepper.
The Golden State Warriors are set to face the Washington Wizards. Here’s the latest on which players are playing, who’s injured, and those listed as questionable.
Former Rangers boss Russell Martin has spoken out about the abuse he endured during his short tenure. Martin revealed the abuse was so intense that his children were unable to attend games at Ibrox. He was sacked after just 123 days.
The Golden State Warriors, currently enduring a five-game losing streak, are set to face the Washington Wizards on the road. The Wizards, themselves struggling, have lost 11 consecutive games. Several players are listed as out or questionable for the matchup.
Rob Edwards insists it’s essential that Wolves go into next season in a positive frame of mind, which can be built between now and May. Edwards knows that good performances this season, and a positive feeling in the stands, can be huge for how the club starts the 2026/27 campaign. The head coach can feel the mood changing for the better, both internally and externally.