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With a population of just 325,000, Iceland has long been a footballing minnow. Yet, 16 years ago, the nation decided to change that.

Georges St-Pierre was already considered one of the greatest fighters of all time when he walked away from MMA. Now, after four years away from the octagon, he returns to to fight a bigger man on the biggest stage.

Michael Bisping doesn't care about proving the oddsmakers wrong ahead of his fight with GSP. He just wants to win, and provide for his family.

Alphonso Davies has come a long way in a short time. Born at a refugee camp to parents fleeing civil war in Liberia, he walked onto the pitch in Vancouver 15 years later as the second youngest MLS player ever.

In the first episode of VICE Sports’ 16 Project, we caught up with Paralympic athlete Ellie Robinson to learn what it takes to go for gold at Tokyo 2020.

Carmelo Anthony travels to Cuba to explore the rise of soccer in a nation synonymous with baseball and grab some fresh rolled Cuban cigars along the way.

Joe Miller swings a golf club 150mph, hits the ball 225mph, and is the reigning World Long Drive Champion. He got his start lifting weights, took a job working at a driving range and ultimately ended up crushing golf balls further than anyone else.

Aussie Rules Football is a game that defines a nation. Born in Melbourne, the hard hitting, fast paced sport is one of the most physically demanding in the world. And with stadiums that routinely get 80,000+ fans, it's safe to say that this sport has

Bayern Munich's Jerome Boateng sits down with VICE to talk World Cup soccer and what its like to compete with his brother.

Isaiah Washington will be an incoming freshman at the University of Minnesota in the fall, but his game was uniquely forged in Harlem.

In this episode of Sitdowns, we caught up with the 27-year-old golf veteran to discuss the weirdest part of being famous at 13, listening to Migos on her off days, and her pride in being nerdy.

The episode jumps between the night of the world title eliminator and two weeks prior as Omari retraces his steps back to the tobacco farm and catches up with old friends who helped him on his journey.