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Real Madrid confirmed the arrival of defender Ibrahima Konate from Liverpool on Thursday on a four-year deal at the end of his contract at Anfield.

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Olivia Miles led her college basketball team to the Elite Eight, but would that success translate into the WNBA as well? That was the question surrounding the rookie star before she got drafted as the second overall pick by the Minnesota Lynx this year. After all, the former TCU star barely had a chance to catch her breath before making the jump to the pros.

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Karl-Anthony Towns is expressing gratitude for the steady support of his fiancée, Jordyn Woods, as he reflects on a deeply emotional journey that has shaped both his personal life and his NBA career.

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The Williams sisters are back, and they're bringing the partnership that made history with them.

Venus and Serena Williams have received wild card entries into the women's doubles draw at Wimbledon, set to begin July 2, marking their first time competing together at the tournament since 2016. That year, the pair claimed their sixth Wimbledon doubles title as a duo, defeating Tímea Babos and Yaroslava Shvedova in the final, capping a partnership that first won the event back in 2000.

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Lewis Hamilton secured his first Formula One Grand Prix victory for Ferrari after producing a brilliant drive at the Barcelona Catalunya Grand Prix in a race filled with drama and unexpected twists. The seven time world champion crossed the finish line ahead of Mercedes driver George Russell while McLaren’s Lando Norris completed an all British podium after championship leader Kimi Antonelli retired with just four laps remaining.

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Caitlin Clark and A'ja Wilson continue to strengthen their cases as two of the WNBA's brightest stars, and their latest Player of the Week honors may offer an early glimpse into what could become this season's MVP race.

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The New York Knicks arrived at Westchester County Airport early Sunday to a jubilant reception from fans who had gathered overnight, just hours after the team defeated the San Antonio Spurs 94-90 in Game 5 to capture the franchise's first NBA championship in 53 years. Rather than spend the night in Texas, the Knicks opted to fly home immediately following their on-court celebration at the Frost Bank Center, according to multiple reports.