He was Sweetness to fans and teammates, but for those who had to defend against Walter Payton, it was more a bittersweet experience. He could do everything on a football field and made it look easy. Forget about trying to ...

“I try to run on the hottest days, at the hottest time, because that’s the most difficult time.” The football field was a playground for the man they called Sweetness, the great Walter Payton. He didn’t run around defenders, he ...

“I’m Ric Flair, the stylin’, profilin’, limousine riding, jet flying, kiss stealing, wheelin’-n-dealin’ son of a gun!” Ric Flair wasn’t just a wrestler, he was attitude personified — the embodiment of pure swagger in the ring. Nobody brought an arena ...

When a team of All-Stars barnstormed in Japan in 1934, the locals were most excited to see Babe Ruth. He rode through Tokyo waving American and Japanese flags, then smashed 13 home runs in 18 games. Today, baseball is by ...

“Simplicity. Directness. Freedom.” The year was 1967, in the golden-hued state of California. It was then that the godfather of martial arts, Bruce Lee, tapped into simplicity as a natural artform, both in mind and spirit. He called it Jeet ...