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Some of the greatest tennis players in history are back on the court, but this time, there’s no arguing.

A Tennessee couple scored big when they unknowingly purchased a West Point jacket worn by football legend Vince Lombardi for a mere 58 cents.

TrackingPoint, the creator of the precision-guided firearm, is aiming to put its rifles in the hands of more hunters and target shooters. While the company continues to make their pitch to military and law enforcement, the technology has opened up a new market in consumer firearms.

Wilson Sporting Goods is stepping up to the plate to buy the Louisville Slugger brand, bringing together two iconic baseball brands.

Baseball, commonly referred to as “America’s national pastime,” is taking a step into the future with a brand new machine, HitTrax. The game’s first and only virtual simulator is redefining the way baseball players are evaluated by combining analytics and real-time feedback.

First on FOX: The military and outdoor gear maker generated $12M in B-to-B transactions through NASCAR, and is the 2015 Driving Business Award winner.

The National Football League is teaming up with law enforcement agencies to tackle fake memorabilia.

Year after year, Internet domain company GoDaddy.com has attracted audiences -- and controversy -- with its racy Super Bowl spots. This year, the company has drummed up even more drama with a controversial puppy-themed ad that was pulled offline after animal rescue groups flipped out over its controversial message. 

The latest controversy in the NFL is 'Deflategate' -- accusations that the Patriots took air out of the footballs they used in their 45-7 win in the AFC Championship. But the issue is unlikely to inflict permanent damage on the parties involved.

Jim Craig, the goalie on the “Miracle on Ice” hockey team, plans to sell his collection of memorabilia from the 1980 Winter Olympics. The asking price: $5.7 million.

American Pharoah is back on the track after securing horse racing's first Triple Crown in 37 years.

The National Football League upheld its suspension of star quarterback Tom Brady for four games, but the “Deflategate” controversy may be far from over.

Thanks to pricier television contracts, the National Football League generated a record $7.3 billion in national revenue last season.

Three-time World Champion Surfer Mick Fanning was attacked by a great white shark in a video that has gone viral. World Surf League CEO Paul Speaker talked to FOX Business about how technology and drones may soon be able to prevent such an attack. 

EPSN's ESPY Awards score a big ratings win, another vote of confidence for Disney shareholders. 

The University of Michigan has scored what is believed to be the most lucrative collegiate apparel deal in America, agreeing to a $169 million contract with Nike.

An injection of youth in Major League Baseball's All-Star Game is a clear sign that more teams are getting the best bang for their payroll dollars.

NASCAR's portfolio of sponsors continues to grow, a sign that the sport is back on track after tough times during the 2008 recession.

Under Armour has been in the spotlight this year. Now Adidas is taking a victory lap after Jason Day won the PGA Championship and NBA star James Harden jumped ship from Nike.

Former MLB Special Counsel John Dowd believes the NFL's decision to suspend Patriots quarterback Tom Brady for four games was “absurd,” while both sides appear to be holding their ground amid “Deflategate” settlement talks.