Japanese galloper Tosen Stardom has to pass a fitness test in front of stewards if he is to run in a stakes race at Moonee Valley. Tosen Stardom is set …
Continue reading Special gallop for Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes favouriteHeatherly has already won the first of three planned Moonee Valley 1000m sprints and is favourite to add another in the McEwen Stakes. Co-trainer Simon Zahra is adamant the Group-winning …
Continue reading Heatherly heads odds for McEwen Stakes 2016Former world No.1 Caroline Wozniacki, one point from falling behind 5-0 in the opening set, has rallied superbly to stun ninth-seeded Russian Svetlana Kuznetsova in straight sets at the US …
Continue reading Wozniacki upsets Kuznetsova at US OpenNick Kyrgios plans on bossing his way into the third round of the US Open in New York. Kyrgios takes on Horacio Zeballos and, while respectful of the veteran Argentine, …
Continue reading Kyrgios plots path to US Open third roundAdelaide midfielder Richard Douglas says the Crows have proven themselves against the competition’s best and will enter the AFL finals confident of doing so again. The Crows’ 29-point loss to …
Continue reading Crows will return to AFL best: DouglasEmerging Sydney AFL star Isaac Heeney admits he was “cooked” two months ago and coach John Longmire made a good call to drop him. The positive impressions Heeney generated in …
Continue reading I was cooked, admits Swans AFL star HeeneyThe little kid’s dream is about to come true and the AFL’s newest finalists have declared themselves ready for the challenge. Saturday week’s all-Sydney qualifying final at ANZ Stadium against …
Continue reading Giants’ AFL dream about to come trueHe’s one of the most-penalised players in the NRL but Gold Coast’s Ryan James won’t be changing his style of play for anyone. A week after being charged for a …
Continue reading Titan James not fazed by NRL penalty woesA round-one meeting feels like ancient history for AFL rivals Geelong and Hawthorn, with both coaches admitting plenty has changed since. The Cats recorded an upset 30-point win over the …
Continue reading Round one is ancient history: Cats, HawksNelson Asofa-Solomona’s absence will hurt Melbourne’s pack but Jesse Bromwich prefers to see the upside of his teammate’s one-game NRL ban. Storm were seething about the fact Asofa-Solomona was charged …
Continue reading Upside to Storm prop’s NRL ban: BromwichEssendon’s best-and-fairest ceremony passed with no word on skipper Jobe Watson’s AFL playing future. The 31-year-old and the 11 other players serving doping suspensions weren’t present at the Crown Casino …
Continue reading Still no word on Bombers skipper’s plansYoung Essendon AFL star Zach Merrett is the runaway winner of the Bombers’ best-and-fairest award, the Crichton Medal, at the club’s end-of-season awards ceremony. Merrett, who was widely considered unlucky …
Continue reading Merrett claims Bombers’ best and fairestNew England coach Wayne Bennett is to have a full-time assistant, the Rugby Football League (RFL) has decided. Widnes coach Denis Betts was appointed in April as a part-time assistant …
Continue reading Full-time asst for England coach BennettVeteran St Kilda defender Sam Fisher wasn’t one of four players delisted by the AFL club on Wednesday but his playing future remains uncertain. Just hours after announcing Luke Delaney, …
Continue reading Veteran Saint’s AFL future in limboMelbourne co-owner Matthew Tripp has labelled the $100,000 awarded to rugby league’s minor premiers as embarrassing and claims the NRL won’t be taken as seriously as the AFL, which offers …
Continue reading NRL blasted over minor premiership moneyEssendon coach John Worsfold has evoked the memory of boxing legend Muhammad Ali, urging the Bombers to put their dismal AFL season behind them. Ravaged by the loss of 12 …
Continue reading Bombers can learn from boxing great AliCronulla prop Andrew Fifita has been issued a police warning just over a week out from the NRL finals for consorting with known criminals. It is understood the State of …
Continue reading Fifita warned over consorting with crimsJust over a fortnight ago North Queensland’s bid for back-to-back NRL premierships appeared in tatters. The Cowboys had just been beaten by the lowly Sydney Roosters 22-10 – their third …
Continue reading Cowboys rediscover mojo for NRL finals


