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If you go in the ocean, the shark knows. He’s home. It’s the same for me in the ring … Let’s do it.

I didn’t grow up in some beautiful beach town. I didn’t even know we were close to water. I never saw it growing up. All I saw, all I knew, was life inside the

Não cresci em uma bela cidade praiana. Nem mesmo sabia que nós estávamos perto da água. Eu nunca vi o mar enquanto eu crescia. Tudo que eu via, tudo que eu conh

When I think of the stereotypes surrounding lacrosse, I sure as hell don’t think of the path I took.

I understand how far I can go ... and I’ve figured out what I have to do to get there. And now I just have to put it all together, you know? That’s it. There’s

When I faced off against John Isner [at the 2016 U.S. Open], I could feel how hungry the crowd was for an American success story. I want to be that guy so badly

I think it’s kind of funny how over the years I went from being uncomfortable in my body and comfortable in my head to the exact opposite, without ever realizin

On May 28, I won't be in Monaco. I'll be in Indianapolis. Because I need to be. Because I’m a racer. I always have been, and I always will be.

Before the accident, I was an athlete. Sports weren’t just something I did, they were my identity.

Let’s get something out of the way: I’m black. Damn, glad I got that off my chest.

Before my first match back from suspension, it seemed like everyone in my life only wanted to know one thing.

When I looked down my entire leg was gone. No knee, no ankle. Nothing. Just like that. My mom and the doctors were all gathered around me. I just shook my head.

If you follow e-sports, you might know me as “olofmeister.” You might not know me at all of course, but as I like to say: I’m not the best Counter-Strike player

Nothing gets you ready for the final few miles of a Sunday at Indy. Unless you’ve been there before. In the 2012 race, I was there. And I thought I had it.

Is 26 too old to keep playing? I don’t think so. But that’s where I am now — 26 and ready for the next chapter of my life story.

I want to keep putting on for my city. I want to make Newark proud. And I know it’s that time. That time to be great.

It’s amazing to me that it’s been 20 years since Tiger's historic victory. But it’s even more amazing to me that I ended up getting to know Tiger, the person.

I just turned 41, and while I don’t feel like I need to win everybody over, I do think it’s necessary to set some things straight.

We are both Olympic gold medalists and world champions,and now we’re freshmen at UCLA & the first Olympic gold medalists ever to compete in collegiate gymnastic

The world needs to know the real you.

When I was 10, I started learning about fractions in school. I also became the youngest person ever to climb a v13.

I hope, when you open this letter 50 years from now, there are skate videos and animations and drawings and books with your name on them.

I sat back and was like, Whoa, I’m this kid from Lincoln, Nebraska and I’m hanging out with OBJ.

Just two years before the Rio Olympics, you were a 21-year-old college dropout, bagging fries.