📰 Death of John Elway’s longtime agent ruled ‘tragic accident,’ sheriff says
Pro Football Hall of Famer John Elway will not face charges in the death of his agent Jeff Sperbeck, who died in a golf cart crash in April. Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco confirmed that the investigation concluded the incident was a tragic accident with no criminal intent. Sperbeck, 62, fell from the golf cart driven by Elway at a California golf course, resulting in accidental blunt head trauma. Elway expressed deep sorrow over Sperbeck’s passing, highlighting their close friendship and business partnership since 1990. The Sheriff mentioned that despite reviewing video footage multiple times, there was no clear reason for Sperbeck’s fall from the cart.
📰 Naomi leaves Evolution as women’s world champion after cashing in Money in the Bank contract
Naomi issued a warning to the WWE women’s division before cashing in her Money in the Bank contract at Evolution, turning the Women’s World Championship match between Iyo Sky and Rhea Ripley into a triple threat match. Naomi pinned Sky to become the new women’s world champion, marking her third title reign. Stephanie Vaquer earned a title shot by winning a 20-woman battle royal, eliminating Lash Legend to secure the opportunity. Vaquer will challenge for the women’s championship at Clash in Paris on Aug. 31. Tiffany Stratton successfully defended her title against WWE Hall of Famer Trish Stratus, while other champions like Becky Lynch, Jacy Jayne, Raquel Rodriguez, and Roxanne Perez also retained their titles at Evolution.
📰 WNBA legend needles refs for lack of foul calls on Caitlin Clark opponents
WNBA legend Rebecca Lobo criticized the referees for missing fouls against Caitlin Clark during the Indiana Fever’s game against the Dallas Wings. Lobo highlighted instances where the Wings guard was not called for fouls while guarding Clark. The physicality against Clark has been a topic of debate in the WNBA since she joined the league in 2024, having faced injuries and on-court altercations. Despite her challenges, Clark put up impressive stats in the game against the Wings, contributing to Indiana’s 102-83 victory. Lobo encouraged WNBA players to support and embrace Clark, emphasizing teamwork and ball movement for success on the court.
📰 Nationals take 17-year-old Eli Willits with No 1 pick in MLB Draft
High school shortstop Eli Willits, son of ex-major leaguer Reggie Willits, was chosen by the Washington Nationals as the No. 1 overall pick in the MLB amateur draft at 17 years old. Willits is a switch-hitting shortstop from Fort Cobb-Broxton High School in Oklahoma, aiming to improve his power as he progresses. He expressed confidence in his hitting ability and potential for increased power development with the Nationals’ support. Willits, at 17 years and 216 days old, is the second youngest player to be selected No. 1, after Ken Griffey Jr. in 1987. Despite recent changes in Nationals management, interim general manager Mike DeBartolo emphasized Willits’ exceptional skills and work ethic as key factors in his selection.
📰 French women’s basketball player, 17, throws down dunk in game vs Belgium
Alicia Tournebize made headlines in women’s basketball after helping France secure third place in the FIBA U18 Women’s EuroBasket 2025 by defeating Belgium 72-47. In a standout moment during the game, Tournebize stole the ball and executed a sensational dunk in the fourth quarter. The 17-year-old athlete scored 19 points and grabbed 12 rebounds, contributing to France’s fifth consecutive podium finish. Tournebize previously made history as the first French women’s basketball player to dunk in a game, achieving this feat multiple times in her career. French women’s basketball has seen success in recent years, with notable achievements in the Olympics and Eurobasket tournaments. Several Tango Bourges Basket players, including Tima Pouye and Pauline Astier, are part of the national roster.
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