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| Tai Chengzhe/VCG via Getty Images. |
Sports weeks like this make me feel like I should’ve been born with a remote in one hand and a notepad in the other. Seriously, there was just too much happening between August 11–17, 2025—golf comebacks, darts fireworks, shocking snooker exits, WWE chaos, and even football season openers. If you missed any of it, don’t worry—I’ve got you covered. Let me break down the top 5 highlights from around the world that had fans buzzing.
Scottie Scheffler’s Wild BMW Championship Comeback in Golf
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| Scottie Scheffler wins BMW Championship after crazy late surge keeps him number one in FedEx Cup race (Image via Getty) |
I’ll be honest, I thought Scheffler was toast going into the back nine. Robert MacIntyre looked steady, and a four-shot lead is no joke at that level. But golf has a funny way of humbling folks. Scheffler turned into a machine, sinking clutch putts like his life depended on it. Watching him claw back and snatch the BMW Championship felt like watching a plot twist in a sports movie.
Not only did he grab his fifth PGA Tour win of the season, but he also locked in the No. 1 spot in the FedEx Cup standings. Oh, and he pocketed more cash than I’ll ever see—$3.6 million plus a fat $5 million bonus. Sometimes I envy golfers, but then I remember I can barely hit a ball straight at mini golf.
Luke Littler Doubles Up With Australian and New Zealand Darts Masters Wins
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| Luke Littler. (Credit: AFP) |
Every so often, a player comes along who makes the game look way too easy. Luke Littler is that guy right now. Within just two weeks, he scooped up the Australian Darts Masters and then backed it up at the New Zealand Darts Masters. The New Zealand final was spicy—he took down defending champ Luke Humphries 8–4 like it was just another night at the pub.
I used to think darts was just a bar game, but when you watch Littler’s composure, it feels more like chess with steel-tipped arrows. Four World Series titles already? Man, the kid’s on fire. If he keeps this pace, we might be talking about him as the face of darts by the end of the decade.
Snooker’s Saudi Arabia Masters Brings Shocks in Jeddah
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| Ronnie O'Sullivan. |
Now, snooker isn’t always my cup of tea—it’s slow and deliberate. But this week in Jeddah? Pure chaos. Reigning champ Judd Trump got bounced in the first round by Oliver Lines, which nobody saw coming. Then Ronnie O’Sullivan teased us with brilliance before falling just short of the title.
The Saudi Arabia Masters is becoming one of the sport’s most prestigious events, not just because of the prize money but also because of the talent it attracts. Sitting there watching O’Sullivan miss out was like watching your favorite uncle get edged out in a family poker game—painful but weirdly entertaining.
WWE RAW and SmackDown Deliver Drama and Surprises
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| WWE SmackDown (Image via WWE). |
Pro wrestling fans got their fix this week with both RAW and SmackDown throwing curveballs. On RAW, Roxanne Perez shocked everyone by taking down IYO SKY, while Becky Lynch held onto her Intercontinental title like her life depended on it. And yes, CM Punk got attacked… again. At this point, I almost expect him to show up in a sling every Monday.
Then came SmackDown on Friday. Alexa Bliss took out Piper Niven, and the tag scene stayed lit with wins from Street Profits and the trio of Sami Zayn, Jacob Fatu, and Jimmy Uso. Even if you roll your eyes at wrestling, you’ve got to admit—they know how to keep people talking.
Global Sports Roundup: Football, UFC, World Games, and More
Here’s where it gets wild—beyond the main events, we also had a buffet of global action. The Premier League kicked off, with Liverpool honoring Diogo Jota in an emotional opener against Bournemouth. Over in Chicago, UFC 319 headlined Dricus du Plessis vs. Khamzat Chimaev—a fight hyped to the heavens.
Meanwhile, the World Games in Chengdu gave us everything from niche sports to sprinter Noah Lyles showing off his speed. Add in MotoGP in Austria and the Cincinnati tennis Masters, and you basically needed three screens to keep up. I definitely lost sleep trying to track it all.
Conclusion
What a week, huh? From Scheffler’s golf miracle to Littler’s dart domination, snooker’s heartbreaks, and the never-ending WWE drama, sports reminded us why we keep tuning in. And that’s not even counting football, UFC, and all the other global madness.
If I missed your favorite highlight, drop it in the comments—I’d love to hear what had you yelling at your TV. And trust me, if this week was any sign, next week’s sports roundup will be just as wild. Stay tuned!
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