Liga MX: Match Schedule for August 1
The third round of Liga MX continues on August 1 with four matches. The schedule includes matches such as Atlas vs. Mazatlán and Juárez vs. Tijuana.2 sourcesSee all sources
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Tennis news — August 1, 2026
Publications tagged with Tennis published on August 1, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.
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Gilbert Urbina Knocks Out Vlasto Cepo in UFC Debut
Gilbert Urbina secured a stunning upset victory over Vlasto Cepo at UFC Belgrade, knocking him out in just 1 minute and 1 second of the first round. The fight was characterized by its wild nature, with Urbina overwhelming Cepo with his strikes and ground and pound, leading to the referee stopping the bout.5 sourcesSee all sourcesAlex Eala Defeats Elina Svitolina, Advances to DC Open Semifinals
Alex Eala has beaten world No. 10 Elina Svitolina twice in two months, reaching the semifinals of the Mubadala DC Open. This is Eala's third semifinal of 2026 and sixth top 10 win of the year. She will face Naomi Osaka in the next round.10 sourcesSee all sourcesNoah Gugnon Submits Milos Janicic in UFC Debut
Noah Gugnon (10-2 MMA, 1-0 UFC) made a successful UFC debut by submitting Milos Janicic (19-4 MMA, 0-1 UFC) via rear-naked choke in the first round at UFC Fight Night 283 in Belgrade, Serbia. Gugnon, a French lightweight, opened the main card by silencing the Serbian crowd, who were supporting Janicic. The fight lasted just 1 minute and 21 seconds. Gugnon, 25, expressed his desire to fight frequently and make a career in the UFC.8 sourcesSee all sourcesTour de France Femmes 2026 Begins
The Tour de France Femmes 2026 started on August 1st, with the first stage from Lausanne to Lausanne. Dutch rider Demi Vollering is the favorite to win, having won all three Grand Tours. The race features nine stages, ending in Nice on August 9th. Romina Hinojosa made history by becoming the first Mexican cyclist to compete in the event.12 sourcesSee all sourcesBrowns Owner Jimmy Haslam 'Takes the Over' on Team's Win Total
Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam expressed confidence in his team's prospects for the upcoming season, stating that he would 'take the over' on the 5.5-game win projection. Haslam's comments, made during a press conference following a training camp practice, sparked a lively discussion on social media. Despite the team's uncertainty at the quarterback position, Haslam believes the Browns' roster, bolstered by young talent and veteran leadership, has the potential to exceed expectations.3 sourcesSee all sourcesChicago Bears Training Camp Updates
Chicago Bears held their second and third training camp practices. On Day 2, quarterback Caleb Williams and wide receiver Kalif Raymond shone, with Williams completing over 70% of his passes and connecting with Raymond for a 54-yard touchdown. Day 3 saw Williams leading the offense, while position battles continued at nickel cornerback, left tackle, and long snapper. Day 4 was dominated by the defense, with safety Coby Bryant intercepting Williams and the offense struggling in rainy conditions. Left tackle rotation continued, with Jedrick Wills Jr. working with the first team. Jaylon Jones took reps at nickel with the starters. Rookies Zavion Thomas and Jordan van den Berg had standout days. Running back Kyle Monangai missed his third straight practice.5 sourcesSee all sourcesLorena Wiebes Wins Opening Stage of Tour de France Femmes
Lorena Wiebes won the opening stage of the Tour de France Femmes in a sprint finish, taking the first yellow jersey. The Dutch cyclist of SD Worx-Pro Time dominated the race, winning ahead of Kim Le Court and Demi Vollering.39 sourcesSee all sourcesNCAA Hit by Major Eligibility Ruling: Class of 2022 Athletes Get Fifth Season
A federal court ruling has granted a fifth season of eligibility to all college athletes who graduated high school in 2022 and exhausted their four years of eligibility this spring. The ruling, issued by Judge Charlotte Sweeney in Colorado, undercuts the NCAA's new 'five-for-five' rule and has potential to reshape college sports rosters across the country. The NCAA is expected to appeal the decision.29 sourcesSee all sourcesMichael Oliveira Wins by First-Round TKO Against Oban Elliott
Michael Oliveira secured a dominant victory over Oban Elliott at UFC Belgrade, winning by technical knockout (TKO) in the first round. Oliveira's impressive performance resulted in a quick finish, with him delivering a brutal first-round finish over Elliott.9 sourcesSee all sourcesWarriors Dynasty Over, but Place Among All-Time Teams Secured
The Golden State Warriors' run of five consecutive NBA Finals appearances and three championships has ended, but their legacy as one of the greatest dynasties in NBA history is secure. Like past dynasties such as the San Antonio Spurs, Chicago Bulls, and Boston Celtics, the Warriors' decline was primarily due to age and time. Despite their recent struggles, the Warriors remain a compelling team with high-character players like Stephen Curry, Draymond Green, and Jimmy Butler.2 sourcesSee all sourcesAmanda Staveley to Buy Stake in West Ham United
Amanda Staveley, previously a part-owner of Newcastle United, is set to acquire a 25% stake in West Ham United. This move could lead to a power struggle with Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky, who also has interests in the London football club.3 sourcesSee all sourcesInfantino's U-turn Raises Doubts About His FIFA Future
FIFA President Gianni Infantino's decision to withdraw from the race for a second term has fueled doubts about his future at the organization. This unexpected move comes amidst ongoing investigations into his leadership and financial dealings.3 sourcesSee all sourcesGerman FA Demands Investigation into FIFA's Proposal
The German Football Association has called for a comprehensive investigation into FIFA's plan to introduce private sector investors.2 sourcesSee all sourcesMarcelino Set to Replace Matthias Jaissle as Al Ahli's New Head Coach
Marcelino is on the verge of becoming the new head coach of Al Ahli. Talks are reportedly at an advanced stage, with the Spanish manager having already agreed to take over from Matthias Jaissle.2 sourcesSee all sourcesRemco Evenepoel Wins San Sebastián Classic for Fourth Time
Belgian cyclist Remco Evenepoel won the San Sebastián Classic for the fourth time, setting a new record for most victories in this challenging WorldTour classic. He beat Richard Carapaz in the sprint after a comeback following a puncture. The race was decided on the final climb, Murgil hill, with gradients of up to 20%.25 sourcesSee all sourcesPistons and Jalen Duren in Contract Stalemate
The Detroit Pistons and center Jalen Duren remain apart on contract value as free agency continues. Duren seeks a maximum contract after his All-Star and All-NBA season, while the Pistons offer around $30 million. Both sides appear interested in reaching a long-term deal, with no sign-and-trade discussions. The Pistons are preparing for a compromise rather than a breakup.2 sourcesSee all sourcesIndia's Tejaswin Shankar Wins Historic Bronze in Decathlon at Commonwealth Games
Tejaswin Shankar made history by becoming the first Indian to win a medal in the men's decathlon at the Commonwealth Games, clinching bronze with a total of 7976 points. Despite battling a knee injury, Shankar produced personal-best performances in three disciplines and secured the medal in Glasgow.21 sourcesSee all sourcesRed Sox Rally Past Dodgers 9-4 in Series Opener
The Boston Red Sox scored five runs in the seventh inning, highlighted by Ceddanne Rafaela's go-ahead two-run homer, to rally past the Los Angeles Dodgers 9-4 on Friday night in the series opener. The Red Sox led 3-0 in the third before the Dodgers scored a run in the fourth and three more in the fifth on Shohei Ohtani's two-run, two-out blast to take a 4-3 lead. The Red Sox bullpen, including Brayan Bello who got the win with three hits over four innings, held the Dodgers scoreless after the fifth inning.8 sourcesSee all sourcesNetflix Secures Women's World Cup Broadcast Rights
Netflix is set to pay a record $200 million to secure the broadcasting rights for the 2027 Women's FIFA World Cup. This deal marks a significant step in Netflix's growing investment in sports broadcasting. The agreement covers English and Spanish broadcasts in the US and includes production of special content for the tournament.2 sourcesSee all sourcesMykhailo Mudryk Returns to Chelsea Squad
Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso has confirmed that Mykhailo Mudryk is available for selection again after the FA resolved his disciplinary proceedings. Alonso is happy to welcome Mudryk back but believes it's too early to know what he can contribute.5 sourcesSee all sourcesMLB Trade Deadline Predictions
ESPN's Jeff Passan predicts where top MLB trade candidates will land, including Gausman to Phillies and Skubal's potential destination, and how these moves impact each other.11 sourcesSee all sourcesEndrick's Future Uncertain at Real Madrid Under Mourinho
Endrick's position at Real Madrid has become complicated under new coach José Mourinho. The Brazilian striker, who returned from a successful loan spell at Lyon, finds himself behind Carlos Espí in the pecking order. Mourinho prefers Espí's physical presence to Endrick's style. Endrick's future at the club is now uncertain, with reports suggesting he could be loaned out or even sold.19 sourcesSee all sourcesPanathinaikos' Pantelidis Undergoes Surgery for Serious Leg Fracture
Panathinaikos footballer Pavlos Pantelidis suffered a severe leg injury during a friendly match against Athens Kallithea, fracturing his tibia and fibula. He underwent immediate surgery and is expected to be out of action for 4 to 6 months, with some reports suggesting a recovery period of 6 to 7 months.14 sourcesSee all sources