Broncos handle business in blowout of short-handed Saints

Simone Biles and her husband, Jonathan Owens, are gaining attention in the sports world, attending high-profile events together. On social media, Owens praised former New Orleans Saints player Tracy Porter upon his Hall of Fame induction, while also showcasing his own football prowess with the Chicago Bears during the recent season. Need More Context? 🔎

Wales is heading to Switzerland after a training camp in Portugal for their first major tournament, Euro 2025. Fans can tune in on July 5 to see how Rhian Wilkinson's squad performs against the Netherlands, with a squad announcement at 09:00 BST on Thursday from Snowdon, sparking varying feelings of confidence and concern among supporters. Need More Context? 🔎

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur announced an upcoming upgrade package for the team while emphasizing the need to improve performance during race weekends, particularly with Pirelli's tyres. Following Charles Leclerc's podium finish in Spain, the Canadian Grand Prix was challenging for Ferrari, starting with issues in Leclerc's FP1 session. Need More Context? 🔎

Kamaru Usman has expressed a desire to face Dricus Du Plessis in a historic Africa vs. Africa showdown, potentially headlining UFC's first live event on the continent. Usman's recent victory at UFC Atlanta has reignited interest in a matchup that would highlight the rivalry between South Africa and Nigeria, with UFC President Dana White emphasizing ambitions to expand into Africa. Need More Context? 🔎

The Phoenix Suns, after a disappointing season and significant organizational changes, are predicted to draft Florida Gators guard Walter Clayton Jr. at No. 29 in the upcoming NBA Draft. Clayton, whose clutch performances led the Gators to the NCAA Championship, is viewed as a valuable addition to the Suns' backcourt, potentially enhancing their bench unit despite concerns about his size and defense. Need More Context? 🔎

Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts playfully warned Lakers fans to leave Shohei Ohtani alone now that Dodgers owner Mark Walter is buying a majority stake in the Lakers for $10 billion. Social media buzzed with humorous suggestions about Ohtani playing for the Lakers, while Roberts confirmed that Ohtani will remain focused on baseball, joking about potentially attending Lakers games. Need More Context? 🔎