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Also, The Shield fended off challenges from both Dolph Ziggler and The Prime Time Players, AJ Lee beats the E! "Total Divas," and The Miz taps out Fandango
Jim Furyk, who has not won a PGA tournament in three years, attempts to hold off Steve Stricker, Brandt Snedeker, Zach Johnson, and Tiger Wood, with the last round of the BMW Championship being held on Monday due to rainy Sunday conditions.
Also, Rob Van Dam gets a title shot against Alberto Del Rio, The Prime Time Players, Tons of Funk, The Usos, 3MB, and The Real Americans are all vying for a title match against Seth Rollins' and Roman Reign's tag team championship while Dolph Ziggler faces The Shield's Dean Ambrose for the U.S. championship.
Plus, Chip Kelly and the Philadelphia Eagles look to go 2-0 with their high-octane offense, New Orleans Saints looking to expand their lead over the division against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the defending champion Baltimore Ravens look to rebound after their Week 1 loss.
Floyd Mayweather takes on Saul "Canelo" Alvarez tonight on pay-per-view television.
Jim Ross has been let go by the WWE over the incident at "SummerSlam AXXESS" with Ric Flair, John Cena had his stitches removed and may be back on WWE TV soon, and Sami Zayn, aka El Generico, makes his main roster debut at two house shows.
Carmelo Anthony wants to return to New York but will not discuss his pending free agency once the season starts. The Knick All-Star believes that this year's team can go further in the playoffs than last year's squad.
Top-ranked Novak Djokovic will represent his home country of Serbia in men's singles Davis Cup competition this weekend despite short rest after going down four sets to Rafael Nadal at the U.S. Open. Rafael Nadal, coming off his championship performance at the U.S. Open, and Andy Murray will also see Davis Cup action this weekend.
Ndamukong Suh's agents will argue that the NFL fine against his client fine was "excessive."
Also, the Texas Rangers and the Tampa Bay Rays continue to struggle as the American League wild-card race heats up.
Henrik Stenson, Adam Scott and Phil Mickelson listed as 12-to-1 odds to win the BMW Championship - the third leg of the FedEx Cup.
Robert Griffin III returns to the lineup after a devastating injury in last season's playoffs to face Chip Kelly's new-look Philadelphia Eagles while the San Diego Chargers host the Houston Texans in the second game of the "Monday Night Football" double-header.
Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal are set to meet for an Open-era record 36th time facing off in the U.S. Open finals at Arthur Ashe Stadium in New York City.
Freestyle and Greco-Roman wrestling return to the Olympic Games beating baseball/softball and squash in vote held in Argentina.
The Texas Rangers and Tampa Bay Rays are the current leaders in the wild card race, but the New York Yankees, Oakland A's, Cleveland Indians, Baltimore Orioles and Kansas City Royals are nipping at their heels with less than a month left in the season.