Can Golden Boy Bring Boxing Back?Oscar De La Hoya has a hope — live boxing on July 4, probably with no fans, but a 10-card event to get the sport back. The fighters he promotes are training in garages and living rooms.
from NYT > Sports https://ift.tt/2S… Read MoreWith No Kentucky Derby, Live and Virtual Substitutes EmergeThe Kentucky Derby was originally scheduled for Saturday. An animated race airing on NBC may be the most prominent replacement, even though horses will race elsewhere in the country.
from NYT > Sports https://ift.tt/35mzX… Read MoreN.F.L. Players Union Will Review Disability BenefitsUnder the collective bargaining agreement ratified in March, more than 400 retired players are set to see reductions to their monthly benefits.
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… Read MoreFor Some Elite Athletes, #StressBaking Is More Than a HashtagThe coronavirus pandemic has disrupted eating and fitness routines, potentially compounding the stress of those, including athletes, who have eating disorders.
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… Read MoreFor USWNT and U.S. Soccer, Equal Pay Ruling Offers a Way OutA federal judge’s rejection of the players’ equal pay claims cost the team their leverage, but it is in the federation’s interests to find a settlement both sides can embrace.
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