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In late February and March, the Los Angeles Lakers started to resemble a gathering storm. After struggling to play .500 ball for much of the season, they ripped off 16 victories in 18 games and were seemingly becoming the best version of themselves. Luka Doncic led the way with a stupendous March that resulted in him winning his second Western Conference Player of the Month award.But he suffered a hamstring strain against the Oklahoma City Thunder on April 2 that would sideline him for the rest of the season. In a moment, the Lakers' faint hopes of contending for the championship were completely gone, and the Thunder ended up sweeping them out of the second round of the playoffs.Hamstring strains can be tricky to deal with, and they can linger for a long time if not properly managed. But per Dan Woike of The Athletic, Doncic said in an email to Lakers fans that he's 100% healthy."I took a real break from basketball the first few weeks after the season ended to rehab my body," Doncic wrote. "My recovery went great, and I'm 100% healthy again. Taking some time away from basketball is something I do at the start of every offseason."It's a different way to do things, but it works for me. When I let myself miss the game a little bit and try some new things, it only makes me more excited and motivated to get back to playing."On the season, Doncic averaged 33.5 points, 7.7 rebounds, 8.3 assists and 1.6 steals a game. While he didn't win the NBA MVP award, he did take home his second scoring title and reinforce the notion that, at worst, he's one of the roughly five best basketball players on the planet.The Lakers now have a completely different roster for the coming season, and unlike the one it had last season, it is one that is pretty well-suited for Doncic's style of play. It features more speed, shooting and rebounding than last season's iteration, and the superstar is reportedly "excited" about the moves the team has made this summer.A healthy Doncic is one of the biggest ceiling raisers in all of sports. Lakers fans are hoping he will give this new-look roster a higher ceiling and better results than most are currently anticipating.This article originally appeared on LeBron Wire: Luka Doncic says he's 100% healthy after hamstring injury

Paddy Pimblett made short work of Benoit Saint-Denis in his comeback from his first UFC defeat in July [Getty Images]2026 scheduleThe BBC is not responsible for any changes to dates and fixtures.7 AugustCharlotte, USAPFL Charlotte: Bryan Battle v Dalton Rosta (middleweight)8 AugustLas Vegas, USAMateusz Gamrot v Quillan Salkilld (lightweight) - live on TNT Sports15 AugustPhiladelphia, USAUFC 330: Islam Makhachev (c) v Ian Machado Garry (UFC welterweight world title) - live on TNT SportsMackenzie Dern v Gillian Robertson (UFC strawweight world title)22 AugustFlorida, USAPFL Tampa: Cris Cyborg (c) v Ketlen Vieira (PFL featherweight world title)23 AugustSacramento, USAUFC Fight Night: Anthony Hernandez v Gregory Rodrigues (middleweight) - live on TNT SportsShanelle Dyer v Elise Reed (strawweight)29 August Shanghai, ChinaUFC Fight Night: Umar Nurmagomedov v Song Yadong (bantamweight) - live on TNT Sports5 SeptemberParis, FranceUFC Paris: Dan Hooker v Salahdine Parnasse (lightweight) - live on TNT SportsMichael 'Venom' Page v Nursulton Ruziboev (middleweight)Oumar Sy v Modestas Bukauskas (light-heavyweight)Kurtis Campbell v Trevor Peek (featherweight)12 SeptemberArizona, USAUFC Noche: Waldo Cortez Acosta v Curtis Blaydes (heavyweight) - live on TNT Sports19 SeptemberLos Angeles, USAUFC 33126 September Dublin, IrelandCage Warriors 210: Paddy McCorry (c) v Julio Spadaccini (Cage Warriors middleweight title) - live on UFC Fight Pass17 OctoberEdmonton, CanadaUFC Fight Night: Joaquin Buckley v Mike Malott (welterweight) - live on TNT Sports*(c) denotes defending championWatch every Born to Brawl episodePaddy & Molly: Show No Mersey 2026 results24 JanuaryLas Vegas, USAUFC 324: Justin Gaethje beats Paddy Pimblett on points (UFC lightweight interim world title)Arnold Allen defeated by Jean Silva (featherweight)31 JanuarySydney, AustraliaUFC 325: Alexander Volkanovski outclasses Diego Lopes to tie Jose Aldo's record (UFC featherweight world title)Jonathan Micallef submits Oban Elliott in round two (welterweight)7 FebruaryDubai, United Arab EmiratesPFL Dubai: Usman Nurmagomedov submits Alfie Davis in three rounds (PFL lightweight world title)Luke Trainer returns from long lay-off to submit Rob Wilkinson (light-heavyweight)Ramazan Kuramagomedov outpoints Shamil Musaev to win vacant title (PFL welterweight world title)21 February Dublin, IrelandCage Warriors 200: Nik Bagley outclasses Solomon Simon (Cage Warriors featherweight title)Paddy McCorry stops Dario Bellandi in one round (Cage Warriors middleweight title)28 FebruaryMexico City, MexicoUFC Mexico: Lone'er Kavanagh upsets former champion Brandon Moreno in huge win (flyweight)7 MarchLas Vegas, USAUFC 326: Charles Oliveira dominates Max Holloway to win BMF title (lightweight)14 MarchManchester, EnglandCage Warriors 202: Omiel Brown stops Samuel Silva in three rounds (Cage Warriors lightweight title)Las Vegas, USA UFC Fight Night: Kevin Vallejos stops Josh Emmett in one round (featherweight)Marwan Rahiki finishes Harry Hardwick for Briton's second straight loss in the UFC (featherweight)20 MarchMadrid, SpainPFL Madrid: Costello van Steenis stops Fabian Edwards in three rounds (PFL middleweight world title)Linton Vassel finishes Jose Augusto (heavyweight)Gino van Steenis produces big knockout against Scotland's Mark Ewen (lightweight)London, EnglandCage Warriors 203: Weslley Maia outpoints Ollie Sarwa (Cage Warriors bantamweight title)21 MarchLondon, EnglandUFC London: Lerone Murphy struggles with hip injury from in loss to Movsar Evloev (featherweight)Luke Riley beats Michael Aswell by unanimous decision (featherweight)Michael 'Venom' Page beats Sam Patterson by unanimous decision in drab affair (welterweight)28 MarchPittsburgh, USAPFL Pittsburgh: Johnny Eblen beats Bryan Battle (middleweight)Bryce Meredith v Jack Cartwright (bantamweight)Seattle, USAUFC Fight Night: Joe Pyfer stops former champion Israel Adesanya (middleweight)Casey O'Neill returns from near two-year lay-off to knock out Gabriella Fernandes (flyweight)4 AprilLas Vegas, USAUFC Fight Night: Renato Moicano defeats Chris Duncan by submission in the second round (lightweight)11 AprilChicago, USAPFL Chicago: Mitch McKee beats Sergio Pettis via unanimous decision (bantamweight)Miami, USAUFC 327: Carlos Ulberg knocks out Jiri Prochazka in the first round (UFC light-heavyweight title)Fukuoka, Japan Danny Sabatello beats Joji Goto on points (RIZIN bantamweight title)Kazumasa Majima submits James Gallagher in round three (featherweight)16 AprilBelfast, Northern IrelandPFL Belfast: Jay-Jay Wilson upsets home crowd with knockout of Darragh Kelly (lightweight)18 AprilWinnipeg, CanadaUFC Fight Night: Gilbert Burns retires after knockout loss to Mike Malott (welterweight)Jai Herbert defeats Mandel Nallo by first-round stoppage (lightweight)Warsaw, PolandKSW 117: Pawel Pawlak stops Mamed Khalidov in four rounds (KSW middleweight title)Briton Phil De Fries submits Marcin Wojcik in one round (KSW heavyweight title)2 MayPerth, AustraliaUFC Perth: Carlos Prates destroys and stops Jack Della Maddalena in three rounds (welterweight)Louie Sutherland produces upset win on week's notice against Tai Tuivasa (heavyweight)9 MayNewark, USAUFC 328: Sean Strickland upsets Khamzat Chimaev to win by split decision (UFC middleweight world title)Joshua Van stops Tatsuro Taira in the fifth round (UFC flyweight world title)Las Vegas, USAUFC Fight Night: Arnold Allen outpoints Melquizael Costa (featherweight)Shauna Bannon submitted in final round against Nicolle Caliari (strawweight)16 MayCalifornia, USARonda Rousey submits Gina Carano in 15 seconds (featherweight)Francis Ngannou stops Philipe Lins in one round (heavyweight)Mike Perry bloodies and beats Nate Diaz (welterweight)23 MayBrussels, BelgiumPFL Brussels: Patrick Habirora stops Benson Henderson in 20 seconds (welterweight)Joe Schilling quits fight after headbutt from Donegi Abena (light-heavyweight)30 MayMacau, ChinaUFC Fight Night: Song Yadong submits Deiveson Figueiredo in the second round (bantamweight)6 JuneLas Vegas, USAUFC Fight Night: Gabriel Bonfim beats Belal Muhammad by unanimous decision (welterweight)14 JuneWashington, USAUFC Freedom 250: Justin Gaethje shocks Ilia Topuria to win undisputed lightweight title (UFC lightweight world title)Ciryl Gane stops Alex Pereira in the second round to win interim heavyweight title (UFC heavyweight interim title)20 JuneManchester, EnglandCage Warriors 207: Ieuan Davies submits Omiel Brown to win title (Cage Warriors lightweight title)Las Vegas, USAUFC Fight Night: Manel Kape knocks out Kyoji Horiguchi in revenge win (flyweight)Bia Mesquita inflicts more heartbreak on Briton Melissa Mullins (bantamweight)27 JuneBaku, AzerbaijanUFC Fight Night: Rafael Fiziev stops Manuel Torres in two rounds (lightweight) San Diego, USAPFL San Diego: AJ McKee outpoints Salamat Isbulaev (featherweight)Alfie Davis suffers defeat to Alexander Shabliy (lightweight)London, EnglandCage Warriors 208: Nik Bagley submits Aiden Lee (Cage Warriors featherweight title)4 JulyNewcastle, EnglandCage Warriors 209: George Hardwick defeats Gavin Hughes by split decision (lightweight)11 JulyLas Vegas, USAUFC 329: Conor McGregor comeback ends in TKO defeat to Max Holloway after Irishman injures knee (welterweight)Paddy Pimblett submits Benoit Saint-Denis in 52 seconds (lightweight)Brandon Royval submits Lone'er Kavanagh (flyweight)Luke Riley earns stoppage win over Kai Kamaka (featherweight)18 JulyOklahoma, USAUFC Fight Night: Dricus du Plessis defeats Kamaru Usman (middleweight)Christian Leroy Duncan outpoints Jared Cannonier (middleweight)Texas, USAPFL Austin: Johnny Eblen finishes Impa Kasanganay to claim interim belt (PFL interim middleweight title)Rafael do Nascimento submits Lewis McGrillen (bantamweight)Caolan Loughran suffers decision loss to Julio Arce (featherweight)25 July Abu Dhabi, United Arab EmiratesUFC Abu Dhabi: Magomed Ankalaev stops Bogdan Guskov to retain title with fifth-round stoppage (light-heavyweight) Santiago Ponzinibbio beaten by Sam Patterson in second-round TKO at UFC Abu Dhabi (welterweight)26 July Washington, USAPFL Washington DC: Thad Jean beats fill-in Ernesto Rodriguez to win first world title (PFL welterweight world title)31 JulyNew York, USAPFL New York: Usman Nurmagomedov knocks out Archie Colgan in the first round to retain title (PFL lightweight world title)Dakota Ditcheva beats Denise Kielholtz by unanimous decision (flyweight)1 AugustBelgrade, SerbiaUFC Serbia: Uros Medic knocks out Daniel Rodriguez in the first round (welterweight)Michael Oliveira knocks out Oban Elliott in the first round (welterweight)2025 MMA results More MMA from the BBC Notifications, social media and more with BBC Sport

Where to watch Texans preseason games 2026: Full schedule, times, TV channels, live streams for Houston originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.The Houston Texans enter the 2026 preseason boasting one of the premier defenses in the NFL after allowing a league-low 17.2 points and 277.2 yards per game in 2025.With every key defensive player returning, the pressure shifts to quarterback C.J. Stroud and the offense to elevate their scoring output beyond 24 points per game.Stroud leads a talented backfield and receiving group entering a pivotal season for his own long-term extension talks. David Montgomery joins second-year running back Woody Marks after an offseason trade from the Lions, while Tank Dell returns to join Nico Collins out wide.On defense, the edge duo of Will Anderson Jr. and Danielle Hunter remain a top-tier pass-rush unit offenses will always need to account for on a play-to-play basis.Here's everything you need to know to watch every Texans preseason game in 2026.Where to watch Texans preseason games 2026TV channels: ABC13 Houston (local), ESPN (national)Live streams:fuboThe Texans' first and third preseason games will air locally on ABC13 Houston, while the second preseason game will air nationally on ESPN.Fans can also stream all of the Houston Texans' 2026 preseason games live on fubo.Fubo offers a free trial for new subscribers, so you can try the service before you buy.Stream ESPN, ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC and 100+ top channels of live TV and sports without cable. (Participating plans only. Taxes and fees may apply.)Houston Texans preseason schedule 2026DateMatchupTime (ET)WatchThursday, Aug. 13vs. Chargers8 p.m.ABC13 Houston,fuboThursday, Aug. 20vs. Raiders8 p.m.ESPN, fuboFriday, Aug. 28at Panthers7 p.m.ABC13 Houston, fuboHouston Texans 2026 schedule for regular seasonWeekDateOpponentTime (ET)Watch1Sunday, Sept. 13vs. Bills1 p.m.CBS,fubo2Sunday, Sept. 20vs. Bengals1 p.m.CBS, fubo3Sunday, Sept. 27at Colts1 p.m.CBS, fubo4Sunday, Oct. 4vs. Cowboys1 p.m.Fox, fubo5Sunday, Oct. 11at Titans1 p.m.CBS, fubo6Sunday, Oct. 18vs. Jaguars9:30 a.m.NFL Network, fubo7Sunday, Oct. 25vs. Giants1 p.m.Fox, fubo8BYEBYEBYEBYE9Sunday, No. 8at Chargers4:05 p.m.CBS, fubo10Sunday, Nov. 15at Browns1 p.m.Fox, fubo11Thursday,Nov. 19vs. Colts8:20p.m.Prime Video12Sunday, Nov. 29vs. Ravens1 p.m.CBS, fubo13Sunday,Dec. 6at Steelers8:20 p.m.NBC, fubo14Sunday, Dec. 13at Commanders1 p.m.CBS, fubo15Sunday, Dec. 20vs. Jaguars1 p.m.CBS, fubo16Thursday,Dec. 24at Eagles (Christmas)8:20 p.m.Prime Video17Monday, Jan. 4at Packers8:15 p.m.ESPN, fubo18TBDvs. TitansTBDTBDRelated LinksLatest NFL news and rumors2026 NFL schedule, scoresUpdated NFL standingsHow to bet on the NFL

Official: Real Madrid finalise 50m double deal with Premier League clubReal Madrid have had a very busy summer so far, and that had continued this week with confirmation of two more deals being done. While the wait to sign Yan Diomande and Rodri goes on, two players have departed the Bernabeu in order to link up with former head coach Alvaro Arbeloa at Premier League side Fulham.In the last couple of weeks, Fulham have stepped up plans to sign Gonzalo Garcia and Cesar Palacios. Both players have been personal requests by Arbeloa, whos been keen to continue using La Fabrica talents despite no longer being in charge at Real Madrid.Last week, an agreement was reached for Fulham to sign both Gonzalo and Palacios, and on Monday, the London club made the two deals official. Gonzalo was the first to be announced (via X), and 30 minutes later, Palacios followed suit (also via X), with both players signing five-year contracts until the summer of 2031 in Gonzalos case, Fulham have the option to extend his stay by an additional 12 months.Real Madrid receive 50m from Fulham dealsOriginally it was reported that Real Madrid would receive 70m from selling Gonzalo and 10m from Palacios, although the latter deal was later corrected 40m. Still, this allows Los Blancos to rake in another 50m from players that were not expected to feature prominently for new head coach Jose Mourinho.It is also worth noting that Real Madrid have retained a 30% sell-on clause for both players, although there has been no buy-back clause included in the negotiations with Fulham although they do have a matching rights clause for Gonzalo, meaning that they can buy him back if a deal is agreed by the Premier League side with any other club in the future.Real Madrid will certainly be keeping tabs on both players during their time at Fulham, and it cannot be ruled out that they end up back at the Bernabeu in the future.

Chris Kamara played for Leeds United and played for and managed Bradford City [PA Media]Former footballer and campaigner Chris Kamara will run the Great North Run later this year to raise money for prostate cancer research.The Middlesbrough-born footballer, who played for Leeds United and Bradford City in a 20-year career, will be running the 13.1-mile (21km) course alongside his son Jack and Good Morning Britain host Ben Shephard.Since retiring from football, Kamara, who also managed Bradford from 1995-98, has been keen to highlight how prostate cancer can particularly affect black men.According to the NHS, black men are twice as likely to be diagnosed with the disease, with about one in four in the UK expected to develop it over the course of their lives.Prostate cancer is now the most common cancer in the UK, with about 60,000 new cases diagnosed every year, and more than 12,000 deaths annually, according to the NHS.This year's event marks 45 years of the Great North Run [PA Media]Kamara said meeting those affected by prostate cancer was "heartbreaking and inspirational", but an education too.He said he was "getting the band together" as he reunited with "old mucker" Shephard for the challenge.He said: "I think the couch we used to sit on was far more comfortable than a 13.1-mile Sunday morning run in the North East, but I know we will keep each other going and if that fails, my son will drag us both along."The 65-year-old was diagnosed with apraxia of speech in 2022, a neurological motor speech disorder which affects his ability to talk, adding he also has "a few problems with my balance these days".But he insisted: "Whatever happens I'll get round."The Great North Run has been staged since 1981, and sees participants run from the heart of Newcastle to South Shields.Nearly 63,000 runners are expected at this year's event on 13 September.Listen to highlights from West Yorkshire on BBC Sounds, catch up with the latest episode of Look North. Similar stories Honorary doctorate 'unbelievable' says Kamara