Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel

In the wake of the OceanGate Titan submersible tragedy, Real Sports checks in with Victor Vescovo, the most accomplished deep-sea explorer in the world, who not only built his own vessel but sounded alarms prior to the Titan's ill-fated journey.

A group of Special Olympics athletes in Florida is using triathlon training to achieve feats that many thought impossible.

Retired NBA legend Brad Daugherty never won an NBA title, so he took a route to a championship through a very different sport: NASCAR.

Iranian athletes have been among the most high-profile protesters calling for regime change in their home country. But as several athletes and families attest, the regime's crackdown has been brutal including torture, imprisonment and executions.

Father-son legends of the running world, Rick Hoyt -- born without the ability to move or speak -- competed in over a thousand road races, pushed by his father, Dick. Now that both men have passed away, Real Sports revisits their remarkable story.

Artistic swimming has been reinvented for the extreme sports era -- but it may be coming at a terrible cost.

Punter Matt Araiza was a rising star in the NFL until he was named in a graphic gang rape lawsuit. Araiza was immediately cut from the Bills and remains jobless despite new evidence that questions the accuser’s account.

Now that the Saudis have effectively bought the PGA tour, Bryant Gumbel sits down with famed golf writer John Feinstein and foreign affairs journalist Fareed Zakaria to discuss the implications for the game as well as other pro sports leagues.

An update on beloved Iranian tennis star Mansour Bahrami who, when he isn't on the court thrilling crowds with his signature trick shots on the senior circuit, is a loud and proud leader of the "free Iran" protest movement in Paris.

Following a recent rash of injuries and NFL players speaking out against artificial turf, Real Sports examines the issue at the high school level where little is being said about the risks to young players.

Despite being born without legs and abandoned at birth, Zion Clark has overcome unfathomable odds to become a professional MMA fighter.

Many stuntpeople in big-budget action films who were once elite athletes are now turning sport into art despite long hours and high risks.

Real Sports revisits the stunning story of Valentino Dixon, who after spending 27 years in jail for a crime he didn’t commit, now sits atop the art world thanks to the inspiration of a world-famous golf course.

In a rural region of India, where the majority of girls are forced into arranged marriages by their teens, there is a first-of-its-kind soccer program and school that provides life-changing access to sport and education to hundreds of young girls.

Bryant Gumbel examines the swirling controversy surrounding Russian athletes participating in the upcoming Paris Olympics.

In the lead up to the NFL draft, Real Sports talks to super agent Drew Rosenhaus who still represents the highest number of NFL players in the game, including controversial University of Georgia star Jalen Carter.

In this series-ending final edition, Bryant Gumbel and his illustrious correspondents reflect on some of the most memorable segments from over 1,100 extraordinary stories, reported from nearly 70 different countries across the seven continents.

A profile of Harnarayan Singh, a hockey-crazed Punjabi Sikh who calls play-by-play for the wildly popular Hockey Night in Canada broadcast.

Ukrainian athletes at war; Colts owner Jim Irsay on his addiction; Maui’s elite big wave surfers to the rescue.

Tom and Luke Stoltman are the World’s Strongest Brothers, bonded by a love of weightlifting that helps harness Tom’s struggles with autism.

Nearly four years after being given one year to live, Chris Snow is still the Assistant GM of the Calgary Flames, despite being diagnosed with the same form of familial ALS that killed his father, two uncles, and a cousin.

Fox NFL Sunday turns 30; Dubai's ruler accused of crimes against his family; champion UConn coach Dan Hurley; inspiring triathlon brothers.

Bryant Gumbel goes one-on-one with World Series-winning Houston Astros manager Dusty Baker, one of the game’s most admired figures.

Special admissions for athletes at top colleges; pressure on NFL kickers; Dodgers autistic clubhouse attendant; Skid Row running club.