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Conor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather are about to make a lot of money for their August 26 bout in Las Vegas. How much? Well, let's find out.

The all-time leading money winner gets back on the track this Saturday, as Arrogate faces five others in the $300,000 G2 San Diego Handicap from Del Mar Race Track in San Diego, California. The race is set to go 1 1/16 miles on the dirt track, and the Bob Baffert-trainee will be chasing his eighth consecutive win.

The soccer management simulations video game Football Manager 17 is thought to be the most accurate and life-like soccer game ever made. It is a game played by hundreds of thousands of soccer fans around the world and has even been used by real clubs to scout potential new signings. This is all good, but can you use Football Manager to predict the outcome of the 2017-18 Premier League title race?

The 2017 NFL season kicks off with a battle of the titans on Thursday, Sept. 7. Two AFC powerhouses meet as Kansas City travels to New England to battle the Super Bowl champions. Both teams won more than 11 games last season. Both are expected to be among the elite again this year.

With the start of the new soccer seasons only a matter of weeks away, clubs from around Europe are running out of time to add to their squads as they bid for glory in the coming campaign. Rumors are rife that some of the biggest clubs in the world are about to break the bank to sign some superstars, but how much truth are in these transfer rumors?

Roger Federer takes on Marin Cilic in the 2017 Wimbledon men’s final knowing that victory would see the Swiss superstar become the first man to win eight Wimbledon titles. Federer has reached the final of Wimbledon on 11 occasions and if he manages to beat Cilic, he would overtake the impressive mark set by the legendary Pete Sampras in 2000.

Rumors are rife that Southampton’s Dutch central defender Virgil van Dijk will be leaving the club before the start of the season as there has been apparent interest from Southampton’s Premier League rivals Liverpool, Chelsea and Manchester City. The former Celtic man could be allowed to leave the St. Mary’s Stadium but it will cost his new club a fee in the region of £50-60 million.

Wayne Rooney has returned to Everton after 13 years at Manchester United and Romelu Lukaku has gone the other way. Although it was not essentially a swap deal, one has to believe there was some bartering between the two management teams when they were finalizing the £75 million transfer of Lukaku to the Red Devils. Both players are excellent, but which team has got the better deal?

Arsenal’s Chilean star Alexis Sanchez is the subject of transfer gossip with several of Europe’s biggest teams reportedly considering bidding for the talismanic forward. Sanchez has gone on record stating he wants a move away from the Gunners but with the London club demanding at least £80 million for the former Barcelona man, Sanchez may still be an Arsenal player at the start of the 2017-18 Premier League season.