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The unique soccer features three teams of five on the field at the same time playing on a smaller, circular field, creating a hectic pace to the sport.

One of the largest adult kickball tournaments across the country, the top teams from the elite and social levels compete to advance through their tournament.

Alex Pereira (9-2) defends his lightweight championship against Jamahal Hill (12-1); Zhang Weili (24-3) defends her strawweight title vs. Yan Xiaonan (17-3).

The relationship between Bill Parcells and Bill Belichick is traced as the two coaches forge a bond that few men of their stature have ever experienced.

Eccentric Raiders owner Al Davis had a maverick style to running his team, an approach that would constantly put him at odds with NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle.

Filmmaker Barry Levinson examines the reasons why Baltimore Colts owner Robert Irsay left Baltimore and the relationship between sports and community.

The worldwide leader in sports covers all the important stories of the day, including game highlights, player interviews and special segments.

The worldwide leader in sports covers all the important stories of the day, including game highlights, player interviews and special segments.

Mike Greenberg, who joined ESPN in 1996 as an anchor, joins former NBA star Jalen Rose to cover the latest news and headlines around the world of sports.

A two-time NCAA and NBA champion, Bill Walton danced to the beat of his own drum, the beat of the Grateful Dead, endearing himself with his unique personality.

A two-time NCAA and NBA champion, Bill Walton danced to the beat of his own drum, the beat of the Grateful Dead, endearing himself with his unique personality.

A two-time NCAA and NBA champion, Bill Walton danced to the beat of his own drum, the beat of the Grateful Dead, endearing himself with his unique personality.

The Lakers and Celtics met in the NBA Finals for the first time in 1959, and during the 1960s, the two franchises battled for the league title on six occasions.

In 1978, Boston drafted Larry Bird, who signed prior to the 1979 season; Los Angeles selected Magic Johnson in the 1979 draft, and the rivalry was rekindled.

Los Angeles and Boston were the NBA's most dominant teams throughout the 1980s, and they met for the title three times during a decade of transformation.

The suction-cup darts game features players competing in head-to-head matchups to see which player can land their dart closest to a predetermined named spot.

Five men and women compete in a unique competition that requires them to race to the top of multiple flights of stairs while dealing with slippery obstacles.

Sean O'Malley (17-1-0) defends his bantamweight title against Marlon Vera (21-8-1) in the main event; Dustin Poirier (29-8) faces Benoit Saint Denis (13-1).

Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon, longtime colleagues and friends, engage in verbal sparring during a fast-paced and wide-ranging discussion about sports.