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At 24, the Detroit Pistons point guard has begun to steadily reverse the fate of his long-beleaguered franchise—becoming one of the youngest and most laid-back members of the league’s ultra elite. GQ hung out with him in the Motor City and his hometown of Dallas to learn the secret to his relaxed greatness.

“Skeleton athletes are basically a hybrid between a weight-lifter and a sprinter,” says Britain’s 28-year-old gold medalist skeleton ‘slider’ Matt Weston.

While Bad Bunny threw a halftime party for everyone capable of feeling emotions other than outrage, TPUSA counterprogrammed with a jorts-clad Bob Ritchie phoning it in. This is how you lose a culture war, writes GQ columnist Chris Black.

From Nova Scotian diehards who go every year to steely Germans just there for the California sunshine, Super Bowl LX attracted a motley band of fans.

Sports fandom can be cruel, but every once in a while—as GQ’s Matthew Roberson discovered in the stands at Super Bowl LX—it delivers hootin’, hollerin’, life-affirming joy.

That National Anthem performance is just the latest sign that our premier Dad-pop auteur is due for a reconsideration.

An all-star lineup touched down in San Francisco for the second-annual GQ Bowl.

Want a diamond-studded Chronomat B01? You’ll need to win an NFL Honors award first.

“It’s what I signed up for,” says the 22-year-old Wisconsin star, who will become the first-ever Black woman to play for Team USA at the Olympics. “So it’s nothing crazy.”

The first Grand Prix of 2026 is weeks away, but IWC and Breitling are already angling for pole position with a pair of sporty new F1 collabs.

The Jeopardy! host (and Seattle resident) works through his feelings about the Seahawks’ Super Bowl run with GQ’s Matthew Roberson, a fellow Seattle sports sicko.

For the second year running, the Chicago Bear has been crowned his sport’s best-dressed player.

The WWE 2K26 cover star dishes on letting go of past grudges, his 2026 dream match, and why Paul Heyman is a national treasure.