#upset

#upset

For nearly two years, Ilia Malinin has made men's figure skating feel predictable in the most spectacular of ways. On Friday night on the southern outskirts of Milan, the Olympic Games reminded the sport and perhaps Malinin himself that predictability is never guaranteed on its biggest stage. The overwhelming favorite entering the free skate, the 21-year-old American instead saw the Olympic title slip away to Kazakhstan's Mikhail Shaidorov after an error-strewn performance that will rank among the biggest upsets in modern figure skating history.

Hayes started his second straight game in place of Kirk Francis and completed 23 of 36 passes without an interception for Tulsa (2-2), which last beat Oklahoma State in 1998. It was the Golden Hurricane's first win in Stillwater since Nov. 3, 1951, ending a streak of 23 consecutive losses there. The loss leaves things from bad to worse for coach Mike Gundy and the Cowboys, who have won just one of their last 12 games dating to last season.

Coco Gauff, the second seed, was knocked out in the first round at Wimbledon by Dayana Yastremska, unable to match her opponent's power in fierce rallies.

"Biggest game I've ever pitched in, and I showed up and went out there trying to get guys out, one out at a time, one pitch at a time. You can't do anything else," Paige said.

Daria Kasatkina took down tenth seed Paula Badosa in a remarkable match, winning in straight sets, showcasing her form and resilience.