The dominant out fighter stated the coronavirus pandemic’s impact on her ability to complete a full fight camp fueled the decision to pull out.

Countless sporting events for LGBT athletes are now off the table for 2020. Currently the Gay Softball World Series is still on.

Brock Weston knew it was time to come out to his hockey team. ‘I didn’t choose this, and I hope you won’t turn on me.’

Joey Cifelli dove for Purdue and thought his career ended when he graduated. Now he’s back and focused on big things.

Many gay bars were already struggling before they were ordered to close due to the coronavirus. Will they be able to survive?

LGBTQ coronavirus impact: Anthony Arnoni used to live and breathe hockey, but now the shutdown has ended that.

In a first-person essay for SkySports, Akanni attributes his newfound confidence on the track to coming out publicly.

As a Cub fan in the 1980s, it was natural to choose Ryno as a favorite player. In 2016, a simple gesture showed how he could step up in the biggest way.

The postponement of Billy Dixon’s ‘Paris is Bumping,’ along with major sports leagues’ inability to forecast their return, puts plans of a summer coming out party on increasingly shaky ground.

Lost seasons, futures on hold, worrying about their health and that of society. The COVID-19 pandemic is taking its toll on all facets of society, and sports is no exception. Outsports is asking out LGBTQ people in sports how they are impacted by the coronavirus crisis and its effects on all aspects of daily life.

Here’s a look at the big stories from the past 7 days of LGBTQ sports coverage during the coronavirus crisis.

May “Mystearica” Peterson is currently recognized as the top ranked Smash Ultimate player in the state of Indiana.

The Olympic diver’s ‘Daley Workout’ helps you use common household items for a quarantined home workout.

Patterson, a former college football player and Greco Roman wrestler, has started a change.org petition to advocate for winter-sport student-athletes to receive eligibility extensions.

Sam Smith’s music video with Demi Lovato. “I’m Ready,” imagines a queer Olympics with athletes in stilettos, bustiers and so much more.

WWE’s large swath of talent releases and furloughs were just the latest in a series of events that display the company’s controversial approach to business during the coronavirus pandemic.

When Henry Bethell heard a gay slur in an NCAA soccer match for the second time last season, he took matters into his own hands.

When WNBA star Allie Quigley competed in Thursday night’s NBA HORSE Challenge semifinals, ESPN properly acknowledged her wife and teammate, Courtney Vandersloot.

Trans racer Charlie Martin’s seat time in a Formula E car on the line in Race At Home Challenge will benefit UNICEF.

After Idaho became the first state to bar trans athletes from competing in school sports, the ACLU fires back by taking them to federal court.