📰 Ex-UFC star Ben Askren says he ‘only died 4 times’ as he battled harrowing illness
Former MMA star Ben Askren recently provided a health update after undergoing a double lung transplant due to a severe illness that left him hospitalized. Askren shared in a video that he had no memory from May 28 to July 2 and had to catch up on events through his wife’s journal. Despite facing near-death experiences during the ordeal, he expressed gratitude for receiving the transplant and gaining strength during his recovery. Askren’s wife, Amy, revealed that he received a donor for the transplant after falling ill in May. The former MMA champion, known for his wrestling background, has recently signed with Real American Freestyle and remains motivated to give back to the community following the overwhelming support he received during his health crisis.
📰 Mariners capture Bryan Woo’s parents erupting with joy he reveals 1st All-Star Game selection
Seattle Mariners starter Bryan Woo made his MLB All-Star Game debut in 2025 after a successful start to the season. Woo shared the exciting news with his parents over the phone, capturing their joyful reactions on video. His parents were thrilled and amazed by the announcement, expressing their excitement and support for him. Woo’s impressive performance in the 2025 season, with a 2.77 ERA and 104 strikeouts, earned him a well-deserved spot on the American League roster. He will be joining other Mariners players at the All-Star Game in Atlanta, continuing his success from the previous season.
📰 Aryna Sabalenka offers quick rebuttal in televised interview at Wimbledon: ‘I didn’t say that’
Aryna Sabalenka, the world’s No. 1-ranked women’s tennis player, won a close match against Laura Siegemund at Wimbledon, securing a spot in the semifinals. Sabalenka clarified a misunderstanding where she was thought to have called her opponent’s game “annoying,” explaining that it was Siegemund who had described her own game in that way. Despite facing challenges during the quarterfinal, Sabalenka maintained her confidence by focusing on her own game and not letting her opponent’s style affect her mentally. In the other women’s quarterfinal, Amanda Anisimova defeated Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova to set up a semifinal match against Sabalenka. Sabalenka praised Siegemund’s strategic play, acknowledging the effort required to compete against her.
📰 Sanders dismisses health questions at Big 12 media day: ‘I’m here to talk about my team’
Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders addressed concerns about his health at Big 12 media day, stating he is back to normal and ready to focus on the upcoming season. Sanders, who had dealt with blood clots and toe amputation in the past, assured fans he is okay and eager to work with his team. Despite his health challenges, Sanders signed a lucrative five-year contract extension to continue coaching the Buffaloes. With his son Shedeur Sanders joining the Cleveland Browns, Sanders will be focusing on selecting the right quarterback for his team, with Kaidon Salter and Julian Lewis vying for the starting role. Players like Salter emphasize the importance of Sanders prioritizing his health before returning to coaching at full capacity.
📰 UFC great Randy Couture airlifted to burn center following fiery crash ahead of NHRA racing debut
Former UFC fighter Randy Couture was airlifted to a burn center in Kansas City after sustaining first and second-degree burns, trauma injuries, and smoke inhalation following a crash on a racetrack. Couture was preparing for his first NHRA racing event when the accident occurred. The cause of the wreck is currently unknown, but Couture’s vehicle suffered significant damage. As of Wednesday, Couture remains in the burn center, with injuries that are not considered life-threatening. Couture, who retired from MMA in 2011 with a 19-11 record and titles in the UFC’s light heavyweight and heavyweight divisions, expressed excitement about his new venture into racing in 2025, bringing his competitive spirit from martial arts into the racing realm.
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