The 2026 FIFA World Cup is down to the final eight. The Socceroos are out, Brazil and Portugal are gone, and the Golden Boot race is on a knife’s edge. Here’s everything Australian fans need to know.
Trump reportedly spoke with FIFA president Gianni Infantino before the organization suspended a U.S. player’s red card.
Twenty-five teams—and two billionaire players—are still competing for a $713,000 trophy and $50 million in prize money. Here are more figures to know about the World Cup.
Wimbledon is offering a $4.8 million winner’s check, but it’s safe to assume money isn’t the motivation for tennis icon Serena Williams, the richest female athlete ever.
The 2026 World Cup’s group stage features plenty of mismatches, including one where 26 teammates have a combined transfer value barely a tenth of a rival striker’s.
The UFC CEO said a proposed fight at Rome’s Colosseum would have cost an estimated $150 million.
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Washington, D.C., faces the potential for thunderstorms, strong winds and hail during the mixed martial arts fight on the White House lawn.
The Madison Square Garden chairman is famous for his feuds, but he has nothing to complain about on or off the court these days, with the Knicks worth nearly $10 billion.
The two national teams could potentially face each other in the World Cup’s first knockout round.