The king of Australian boxing is dead. All hail the king
It was all over in three rounds. Maybe even two.
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It was all over in three rounds. Maybe even two.
Paul McGregor reportedly has two weeks left to save his job. If his team selections for Round 4 are anything to go by, he might only have the one.
Anyone writing off Valentine Holmes’ chances of making it in the NFL needs to back off. He’s every chance of cementing a place for himself on the New York Jets playing roster.
It’s been glossed over in the aftermath of the Socceroos’ penalty-shootout win over Uzbekistan, but Graham Arnold needs to find a Tom Rogic replacement for the Asian Cup quarter-final against the UAE.
Hands up if you thought we’d be talking about the A-League three months before the season started. Nah, I didn’t either.
Rumours are abounding that notorious code-hopper Jarryd Hayne is eyeing off a switch to rugby union in an effort to represent Fiji at the 2019 World Cup.
Australian cricket crowds are often criticised for their lack of imagination, particularly during an Ashes summer when the Barmy Army visits our shores – we’ve just never really been able to create an Australian equivalent of the merry and musical group of fans which follow England around the globe.
With the spring racing carnival drawing ever closer, it’s an opportune time to look back at some of the finest instances of people making a fool of themselves at the races.
It’s the end of June and Cooper Cronk still has no home for the 2018 season. Retirement is looking the most likely option for the Storm and Queensland great.
When he left the NRL for the brighter shores of America and the NFL (which of course turned out to be positively un-bright), Jarryd Hayne was at the peak of his rugby league powers.
Warner is a terrific captain tactically. For that reason alone, it’s a shame he’s been barred from captaincy for life
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Nice stuff Rob – would be great to see the NRL pay as much attention to their female stars as the UFC does
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We should be doing everything possible to encourage winning cricket, not draws
The Sheffield Shield needs to be revamped to benefit the national side
Jeez it’d be rough on Tigers fans to see Tedesco go… the guy is an absolute star
Supply and demand: Is the Tigers' best Big Four solution to say toodle-oo to Tedesco?
Well said Spiro – I completely agree
Why didn't the ARU reply immediately to the damaging Roy Morgan fake news?
Are many people rating him that highly anymore? I think a lot of tennis fans, particularly in Australia, have realised he doesn’t have the physical and mental abilities to become a top-tier player.
Is Nick Kyrgios the most overrated player in world tennis?