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Scott Hall was a wrestling superstar in the early 1990s, his immensely popular character the "Scarface"-like Razor Ramon. Later, he was one of the faces of the faction dubbed the New World Order. Now, at age 52, Hall has a pacemaker and takes about a...

Scott Hall's story of drugs and stints in rehab highlights the substance-abuse problems some former professional wrestlers have faced, and the efforts WWE has undertaken to try to help its ex-stars.

Houston running back Arian Foster, in his third season, has the ability and charisma to be a superstar.

In an "E:60" feature scheduled to air Wednesday at 8 p.m. ET on ESPN, Eagles cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha discusses the drive and preparation that helped make him one of the game's great players.

Texans RB Arian Foster overcame a reputation for fumbling to become Pro Bowl starter.

Terrell Owens, the 36-year-old receiver many teams considered washed up and old this offseason, ranks among the league leaders in receiving this season, already outperforming his numbers from a year ago.

Josiah Viera has a rare genetic disorder but lived his dream of playing baseball and meeting his hero, Philadelphia Phillies slugger Ryan Howard.

New York Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez understands that people want to know what is going on with athletes. "They want to see what we look like coming off a plane," he says, "see if we look as bad as everybody else, and we do." NFL prospect Colt McC...

Charlie Wilks, a high school football player in Emporia, Kan., has a fascinating story that raises lots of questions. "E:60" senior producer Ben Houser asked some of those questions, and here are Charlie's answers.

Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando Recommended reading: Ben Houser's piece on Larry Fitzgerald, with specific attention paid to the receiver's vision. Fitzgerald's grandfather, Dr. Robert Johnson, is an optometrist. Houser: Johnson, an ...

The death of Bradley University soccer player Danny Dahlquist in August 2007 was a tragedy, not just because of his age -- 19 -- but also because he died at the hands of friends he'd bonded with on the soccer field: his teammates.

One brother chose football, the other chose drugs. Today, kicker Lawrence Tynes has a Super Bowl ring with the New York Giants; his brother, Mark, is in prison. Now they talk about their lives, their choices and their brotherly bond.

Bob Sapp is larger than life. His K-1 battles and come-from-behind victories are the stuff of legends. Can "The Beast" make the transition from Japanese prizefighting ring to American cage?

Wind sprints and hill climbing is old school. Several NFL players are now training using mixed martial arts to prepare for what will certainly be a grueling season.

Former NFL quarterback Art Schlichter is recovering from a devastating gambling addiction that resulted in him going to prison.

Since his retirement, former Broncos QB John Elway has faced divorce and the loss of his father and sister -- and is mounting another comeback.