If youre old enough to remember peak Mike Tyson, youre old enough not to expect him to show up against Jake Paul in 2024, which means youre old enough to know better, writes CBC Sports senior contributor Morgan Campbell.

For John Loeppky, disability culture is exemplified by "moments of validation and connection that allow us to see our identities not just in medical terms, not in terms of what society says were lacking, but as a kinship built on shared lived experiences." It shows the world disabled people are "worthy of care and worthy of preservation."

A fired bullet doesn't pause to assess age, race or gender, or ask who you intend to vote for in November. It just flies until it hits something. If it hits you, it tears through flesh, whether you support Trump, Biden, Cornel West or RFK Jr.

Physicians should be as diverse as the patients they serve, argues first-year psychiatry resident Dr. Wolf Thyma. Despite some progress, the medical community remains extremely conservative, relying on the idea that only the best and brightest should be admitted to medical school.

When Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay used an interview to accuse police of profiling him over his race (white) and wealth (immense) during a 2014 impaired driving arrest, the online backlash came fast, with a long-list of commentators highlighting Irsays stunning lack of self-awareness.

The Canadian men's basketball team will need Dillon Brooks at his suffocating, agitating, two-way best if it hopes to make noise at the Paris Olympics, writes CBC Sports senior contributor Morgan Campbell.

The boxing match between Tyson Fury and Francis Ngannou fits well in a contemporary sports scene that treasures appeal-broadening crossover events, and where financial support comes increasingly from deep-pocketed Middle Eastern kingdoms, writes CBC Sports senior contributor Morgan Campbell.

Teams and leagues can pour money and effort into focus groups and ad campaigns and novelty events, but the biggest, most satisfying marketing wins are often organic, writes CBC Sports senior contributor Morgan Campbell.

The women's 200-metre world record is in play for Shericka Jackson at the Diamond League Final this weekend, writes CBC Sports senior contributor Morgan Campbell.

Canadian athletes displayed individual brilliance and solid team effort at the just completed World Athletics Championships. If you're a fan of Canadian track and field, you've got to love this timing.

The 4x100m heats and the 200mfinalwill bookend Friday's evening session at the World Athletics Championships, likely forcing Andre De Grasse, Aaron Brown and Brendon Rodney to make a choice between individual success in one race vs. team success in the other.

Having Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce back on the track, and back in phenomenal shape, complicates the process of forecasting a preposterously deep women's 100-metre final at the world championships, writes CBC Sports senior contributor Morgan Campbell.

Its blasphemous to suggest a sprinter can actually break Usain Bolt's world record of 19.19 seconds that he set at the 2009 world championships on Berlin. But the idea that American Noah Lyles can do it isn't so far fetched, writes CBC Sports senior contributor Morgan Campbell.

Andre De Grasse is still several strides behind his personal best in the 200 metres, but his win at the Canadian track and field championship was still a breakthrough race for a sprinter who had struggled through the spring and early summer, writes CBC Sports senior contributor Morgan Campbell.

Staying sharp all season long is one task. Peaking for the biggest competition of the year is a different challenge. Rare athletes can do both. Most have to plan carefully train, race, and load-manage, writes CBC Sports senior contributor Morgan Campbell.

Despite its long list of event sponsors, many athletes are incurring significant credit card debt to compete at the USATF national championships, writes CBC Sports senior contributor Morgan Campbell.