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Based on the success of CBS' boxing event Saturday, we should see more cards on network TV.

Sports agent Leigh Steinberg filed for bankruptcy protection Wednesday, saying he takes responsibility for debts of several million dollars.

ESPN.com ranks the Top 10 video highlights for April 14th, 2009

In today's fast-paced sports world, people and things become obsolete quickly. Here's what Jemele Hill thinks has jumped the shark.

Floyd Mayweather Jr. is taking shots at the Ultimate Fighting Championship, but he doesn't have a clue how much bigger than boxing the UFC is, writes Page 2's Mary Buckheit.

Fernando Vargas is back in the gym and looking for more big paydays against you know who.

Oscar De La Hoya ESPN.com | NFL | Player Index Oscar De La Hoya Record: 36-0 (30) Profile Height: 6-2 Weight: 147 lbs. Born: December 9, 1967, Winston-Salem, NC Trainer: David Kraft Promoter: Bob Arum Titles: IBF li...

Can the Sanchise be salvaged? Perhaps, if the Jets follow these four steps.

There was something interesting about the news release announcing Floyd Mayweather's return to the boxing ring after a 16-month layoff. No site. Mayweather will face WBC welterweight champion Victor Ortiz on Sept. 17. ESPN's Dan Rafael spoke wi...

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Terrell Owens says he's concerned teams are swayed by the perception that he's a troublemaker and that's why none have signed the free-agent receiver.

Mark Sanchez is not participating in 11-on-11 team drills in the Jets' afternoon practice after going through a full session in the morning.

Jerry Jones is pushing promoters Bob Arum of Top Rank and Richard Schaefer of Golden Boy hard to bring the Manny Pacquiao-Floyd Mayweather Jr. fight to Cowboys Stadium.

Once considered the top prospect in the draft, Brady Quinn arrived in Indianapolis in need of damage control, writes Len Pasquarelli.

The heat is on Jon Gruden, with some suggestions that the onetime golden boy has misplaced his Midas touch.

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Just two years removed from winning the Super Bowl, Bucs coach Jon Gruden is feeling the pressure, writes Sal Paolantonio.