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- Gunther will defend the World Heavyweight Championship against CM Punk and Roman Reigns will team with Jey Uso to take on Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed at SummerSlam.
- John Cena and Cody Rhodes kicked off SmackDown on Friday night, and the undisputed WWE champion delivered an epic promo, throwing shade at The Rock and Travis Scott
- Kansas City Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones made a plea for love in his life during a TikTok trend video at training camp earlier this week.
- The wife of former New York Knicks player Danilo Gallinari was taken to a hospital after she was bitten by a shark in Puerto Rico recently.
- Dallas Cowboys superstar Micah Parsons announced that he had requested a trade on Friday and this teammates took to social media in support of him.
- Aaron Rodgers suggests he heeded advice of mystery wife's sister-in-law before signing with SteelersPittsburgh Steelers star quarterback Aaron Rodgers suggested in a story on Friday he heeded advice of sister-in-law to sign with team in offseason.
- Country music star Jelly Roll will team up with WWE legend Randy Orton to take on Logan Paul and Drew McIntyre at SummerSlam on Saturday night.
- The Washington Commanders took a major step forward in building a new stadium on Friday when the D.C. Council voted in favor of legislation to build on the old RFK Stadium site.
- The New York Yankees released starting pitcher Marcus Stroman on Friday to make room for the three new pitchers they acquired at the trade deadline.
- Days after ripping Barack Obama's stance on Palestinian aid, Auburn head coach Bruce Pearl ripped the former president again for his other policies.
- Micah Parsons went scorched earth on the Dallas Cowboys organization on Friday, saying he has officially requested a trade from the team.
- Wagner College came to a resolution agreement with President Donald Trump's Department of Education to protect women's sports, officials said Friday.
- Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams said that "pressure is not a thing" for him as he goes into a critical second season after a tumultuous rookie year.
- Former Stanford football coach Troy Taylor is suing ESPN for defamation, claiming that a story written by them led to his firing from the school.
- The Cincinnati Reds and Atlanta Braves combined for a 16 runs in the eight inning in the Braves wild 12-11 win on Thursday night in Great American Ball Park.
- Brett Favre praised Deion Sanders for continuing to coach despite a brief bout with bladder cancer, which caught him "completely off guard."
- Tony Buzbee defended suing Shannon Sharpe, saying the case was worth his time and denied claims he targeted Black men after the two sides settled.
- Bronny James is over two years removed from his scary cardiac arrest; the son of the NBA's all-time scorer said he still deals with health issues.
- Amid ESPN's changes from highlights and sports scores to talking-head shows, Michelle Obama said she feels like she's watching reality TV when turning on the network.
- New York Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor told Fox News Digital that teammate Juan Soto should have made the All-Star team and that he "deserved" to be in Atlanta.
