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For Mardy Fish, just qualifying for the ATP World Tour Finals for the first time was the culmination of a decade-long career.
The NFL is considering a plan to have a few teams play regularly in Britain to build an overseas following — part of the league's evaluation about whether a franchise could be permanently based in London.
A bleary-eyed Jay Cutler rubbed his face as he stepped up on the podium for his first news conference in London, hours after stepping off an overnight flight across six time zones.
Raheem Morris felt his mind starting to wander a bit as he allowed himself to become a tourist for just a brief moment.
Josh Freeman expects his second game at Wembley to be a lot different from his first.
Seven years after winning Wimbledon as a 17-year-old, Maria Sharapova is back in the final, this time as a three-time Grand Slam winner and heavy favorite.
Australian teenager Bernard Tomic reached the quarterfinals at Wimbledon with a 6-1, 7-5, 6-4 win over Xavier Malisse on Monday, becoming the youngest quarterfinalist at the All England Club since Boris Becker in 1986.
Porto proved it doesn't need Jose Mourinho to produce something special.
Travis Outlaw and the New Jersey Nets were up to the challenge of providing excitement for the NBA's European fans.
Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic completed the semifinal lineup at the ATP World Tour Finals with straight-set victories Friday.
Fresh off a fourth straight sellout at Wembley Stadium, the NFL vice president of international business is optimistic the league will be playing multiple regular-season games in Britain.
With quarterback Alex Smith ruled out because of a separated shoulder, San Francisco 49ers head coach Mike Singletary is gambling on Troy Smith being able to turn his struggling team around.
Kobe Bryant is fulfilling a lifelong sports dream in London, and it has nothing to do with basketball.
Justyna Kowalczyk sprinted side by side with her biggest rival down the final straightaway, her last chance for a gold medal coming down to the last few furious thrusts of the poles.
Marit Bjoergen doesn't mind being called the queen of the Vancouver Olympics. That's good, since it's a nickname she may not get rid of anytime soon.
Anders Soedergren's list of setbacks is a lot longer than his list of major accomplishments.
As Marcus Hellner was about to end Sweden's 22-year wait for an Olympic gold in the cross-country relay, he was in no hurry to cross the finish.
Russia won the women's biathlon relay at the Vancouver Olympics on Tuesday after Olga Zaitseva easily protected her team's massive lead on the final leg to secure the gold medal.
Petter Northug finally got to do what he does best, and it ended the way it always does.
For a couple of veterans who supposedly are past their prime, Claudia Nystad and Evi Sachenbacher-Stehle sure have a lot of spring in their step.
Having finally ended her long wait for an Olympic gold medal, Marit Bjoergen sure was in a hurry to get another one.
Tora Berger only missed one target, and Norway hit a big one — the first nation to win 100 gold medals at the Winter Olympics.
Marit Bjoergen wondered before the Vancouver Olympics whether she'd be better off skipping the cross-country sprint to save her energy for other events.
Magdalena Neuner of Germany needed to make just one more shot to guarantee herself an Olympic gold medal.
Leaning on her poles and panting for breath after crossing the finish line, Charlotte Kalla needed a few moments to realize what it meant to see her name at the top of the scoreboard.
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