Mark Puleo is a Staff Editor for The Athletic, with a focus on sports journalism. His work has also been featured in Newsweek. Mark covers a wide range of sports topics, including baseball, marathon running, football, and basketball.
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By: Mark Puleo
Chepkirui entered Sunday with an impressive 2:17:29 personal best, but also as a darkhorse on the famed course.
By: Mark Puleo, Austin Mock
Since 2000, 25 teams have started at least 7-0. Only seven of those teams stretched their undefeated starts beyond 10 games.
By: Mark Puleo
"I'll talk to Moody and we'll get past it," Samuel said, later adding Moody "had a little dog in him" to go hit the game-winner.
By: Mark Puleo
Wembanyama's previous career high was a 40-point game in late March against the New York Knicks.
By: Mark Puleo
For four-plus decades, Mike Tyson's life — featuring his championship highs and lowest of lows —has played out in front of millions.
By: Mark Puleo
“Win, lose, draw on Saturday night, his legacy is set. He's the greatest of all time,” Dana White said.
By: Mark Puleo
Taylor’s combinations came to life in the final four rounds, much like she did in the pair’s first bout, to pull off another comeback.
Against the 27-year-old Paul on Friday night, each one of Tyson’s four decades of in-ring damage was evident.
By: Mark Puleo
After the bout was stopped, Jones shimmied for President-elect Donald Trump, who sat at the side of the octagon.
By: Mark Puleo
George's hyperextended knee is the same one he injured in the preseason, which caused him to miss the first five games of the season.
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