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On Saturday, May 10, the 2025 WWE Backlash live event will emanate from the Enterprise Center in St. Louis, Missouri. This is the 20th installment of the Backlash franchise and the first time that John Cena has appeared on Backlash since 2009. Cena will defend his newly won Undisputed WWE Championship against longtime rival Randy Orton in the main event of Backlash. Also on the card are three more title matches with both the men’s and women’s Intercontinental Championships on the line, along with the men’s United States Championship in a fatal four-way match. As of this writing, the lone non-title match is a grudge bout between former world champion Gunther and current RAW commentator, ESPN personality Pat McAfee. With

We’re heading into Week 7 of the UFL season, and the playoff picture is starting to take shape. Just four weeks remain in the 2025 regular season. Every game carries more weight as a result. Whether you’re backing a favorite like D.C. or eyeing a live dog like Houston, there’s value to be found in the UFL betting lines if you know where to look. Let’s huddle up to look at the latest UFL Week 7 odds, courtesy of the top sports betting sites, and make our UFL Week 7 predictions. And before you place your bets, don’t forget to check out the updated UFL Championship odds. The path to the title is starting to narrow. You can catch all

Mother’s Day weekend will have a different look from the normal NASCAR weeks. Typically, the Truck Series runs on Friday nights, Xfinity Series on Saturday evenings, and the Cup Series on Sunday evenings. This weekend at Kansas Speedway, the Xfinity Series does not have a race. So, instead, the Truck Series will move from its usual Friday night slot to Saturday evening. For all the Truck fans out there, make sure you set a reminder to check out the Heart of Health Care 200 at 7:30pm on Saturday, May 10. The entire race can be seen on FS1. As usual, the Cup Series will continue with their Sunday weekly races as they honor moms across the nation with their AdventHealth

On Sunday, May 11, Fernando Martinez (17-0, 9 KO) and Japanese star Kazuto Ioka (31-3-1, 16 KOs) will finally square off in their highly anticipated rematch for the WBA super flyweight championship.  This rematch was originally set for December 31, 2024, but Martinez had to pull out of the fight at the last minute due to suffering from the flu. It looked like the two men would head in different directions for their first bouts of 2025, but both sides were able to come to an agreement in time. The rematch, which comes nearly 10 months after their July 2024 clash, will emanate live from the Ota-City General Gymnasium in Tokyo, Japan. Ioka, the first Japanese male boxer to win