Comedian Shane Gillis delivered the opening monologue as the ESPY Awards host last night, filled with edgy, controversial jokes. Here's what he said.

Gilgeous-Alexander led the Oklahoma City Thunder to the NBA championship last month while piling up hardware as league MVP and scoring champion. Biles claimed the night's first award, best championship performance for her efforts at the Paris Olympics.

David Walters, an all-time Olympian, talks about being honored at the ESPY Awards with the Pat Tillman Award for Service for his response to the devastating January wildfires.

The U.S. gymnast then thanked ESPN for highlighting women’s sports more often in recent years, before cutting her speech short. It was Biles' second time winning the award for best female athlete, having last done so in 2017. Overall, the U.S. gymnast has won seven ESPY Awards throughout her decorated career.

Comedian Shane Gillis hosted this year's ESPYS, and he certainly didn't hold back in his unfiltered monologue, making jokes about a host of topics and athletes including Shohei Ohtani, Caitlin Clark and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander.

ESPY Awards, comedian Druski forgot the winner’s envelope while presenting the evening’s final award for Best Team.

Two Los Angeles-area firefighters were honored at the ESPYs Awards on Wednesday night, receiving the Pat Tillman Award for Service for their response to the devastating January wildfires.

Caitlin Clark was able to add another accolade to her impressive ledger on Wednesday as she was named the 2025 WNBA Player of the Year at the ESPYs.