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In The Hague on Monday when the director of Europol, the European Union's law enforcement agency, announced the preliminary findings of an investigation into the rigging of soccer matches, many observers were shocked. Nearly 700 fixed games. Several ...

No straight retelling of Vitor Belfort's story can reflect the frustration he feels when remembering his painful past. To fully understand, you must be willing to share in his confusion.

As Brett Forrest writes in ESPN The Magazine, nobody goes deep better than Robert Woods, Marqise Lee and their QB Matt Barkley, who opted to stick around for his senior season and USC's entry back into the BCS pool. For more from Forrest, click he...

As Brett Forrest writes in ESPN The Magazine, nobody goes deep better than Robert Woods, Marqise Lee and their QB Matt Barkley, who opted to stick around for his senior season and USC's entry back into the BCS pool.

Soccer, the world's most popular game is also its most corrupt, writes Brett Forrest in ESPN The Magazine. Bribed players, crooked refs, fake games. Criminal syndicates can fix any match, anywhere.

When money is at stake, Dennis Orcollo is the best pool player on the planet, writes Brett Forrest in ESPN The Magazine. Too bad no one will face him anymore.

Alex Ovechkin chats in his native language on all this Russia, including the KHL, Vladimir Putin and his unique relationship with Evgeni Malkin.

Bloodied but unbowed, Russia's Kontinental Hockey League refuses to let the plane crash that killed 36 members of the Lokomotiv Yaroslavl hockey team last month derail their mission.

ESPN The Magazine's Brett Forrest writes that new Michigan coach Brady Hoke is itching to return the team to its pro-style ways -- but he's not about to ask Denard Robinson to change.

Story | Conversation | October 18, 2011

Some call the closing of North Philly's Blue Horizon Gym "beautification." Brett Forrest writes that the loss of the iconic gym, where big names like Gypsy Joe Harris and George Benton once fought, is a blow to the sport.

Combining brawn and brain, the sport of chessboxing is every bit as weird as it sounds

They tried to hold Darko Milicic down in Europe. It didn't work there -- and it's not going to work here.

Story | Conversation | June 09, 2003

Sunday's final game at the Vet was an apocalyptic downer for Eagles fans. Page 2's Brett Forrest was there.

Brett Okamoto breaks down Forrest Griffin versus Tito Ortiz...

MMA schedule for 2011.

Brett Okamoto breaks down Mauricio Rua versus Forrest Griffin....