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Michael Phelps has dominated the world swimming scene for more years than most people can remember. Is there life after Phelps? Swimming world hopes so. Photo: Sowetan Live Since first winning 200 metre butterfly gold at the world championships in Fukuoka in Japan in 2001, Phelps added 25 gold medals, six silver and one bronze – and that from the worlds alone. In between world … [Read more...] about Swimming world hopes for life after Phelps

betting, Champions Season, Durban, Fairview, Gold Cup, Grade 1 Gold Cup, Greyville, Greyville Gold Cup, Greyville Racecourse, Horseracing, Port Elizabeth, Tips, Views … [Read more...] about Horsing around at Fairview and Greyville

Sean Tarry has a chance of landing his first National Trainer’s Championship this season and the key meeting will be Super Saturday at Greyville this weekend where he has seven Grade 1 contestants, including three in the big one, the R1,25 million Gold Cup over 3200m. Trainer Sean Tarry leads Canon Gold Cup winner Aslan. Photo: Gold Circle He said it would be a “big deal” to … [Read more...] about Tarry hopes for Gold Cup Trainer’s title

Brumbies player Jesse Mogg poses for a photo with South African fan Pieter Viljoen. Photo: Rugby Heaven He’s been called a traitor, travelled thousands of kilometres and is preparing for an onslaught of abuse in Pretoria – meet Pieter Viljoen, the only ACT Brumbies fan in South Africa. He’s the qualified electrician who works at a mine and wants to move to Australia. He’s a … [Read more...] about Meet South Africa’s lonely Brumbies fan

Roger Federer has admitted that a back injury contributed to his latest shocking loss, a 6-3, 6-4 loss to Germany’s world number 55 Daniel Brands in the Swiss Open second round. Roger Federer’s run of poor form has worsened, with a second round defeat at the Swiss Open. Photo: Carl Court Amid suspicions of a recurrence of the problem which has affected him in the past, … [Read more...] about Federer’s sore Swiss Open loss