Chelsea Herbert, 17, racing driver talks about being a woman in motorsport.

Japanese former wrestler Antonio Inoki pays tribute to Muhammad Ali against whom he fought in 1976, following the athlete's death.

Muhammad Ali, the magnificent heavyweight champion whose fast fists and irrepressible personality transcended sports and captivated the world, has died. He was 74.

Source: Youtube / Muhammad Ali Fan

An open and forthright Shaun Johnson talks extensively to Tony Veitch and takes aim at the media and some sections of fans and social media trolls over the criticism they’ve copped this NRL season and how it effects their mindset.

Gilbert Enoka on why the All Blacks need a mental skills coach

Source: Johnathan Thurston Official

Ladies European Tour pro Alison Whitaker continues her tour of Oman and plays Greg Norman’s grand design in Muscat, the Almouj Golf Club. Check out this stunning beachside course with some trademark Greg White Shark bunkering.

All Blacks Sam Whitelock talks about his injury and the All Blacks training camp, Jerome Kaino talking about being a senior player and their in-house competition on lifting weights.

Tall Blacks forward Isaac Fotu joins the Crowd Goes Wild Breakfast and has a crack at Radio Sport's basketball challenge.

Source: Oklahoma City Thunder Steven Adams took time in the post-playoffs wrap up to speak to the media, answering questions about injuries, his signature look, and how basketball is growing in popularity here in New Zealand.

Source: Channel 9 Maroons player Sam Thaiday soured a hard-fought Origin clash with a lewd and tasteless victory speech screened across Australia and New Zealand, in which he described his side's win as: "Like losing your virginity - it wasn't nice but we got the job done."

Crusty Demon's rider, Luke Smith demonstrates the versatility of the Stealth B-52 Bomber in New Zealand. Source: Stealth Electric Bikes

Sonny Bill Williams today announced that he has signed a 3-year deal with the Blues.

All Blacks Aaron Smith and Ben Smith on preparations for the upcoming test matches against Wales.

Source: ESPN / Sky Sport

Red Bull Formula 1 driver Max Verstappen is looking forward to a new engine for the next round of the championship in Canada.

Source: WSL Hawaiian Bethany Hamilton has qualified for the semis of the Fiji Pro. The 26-year old lost her arm in a shark attack at age 13.

Source: Sky Sports James Morrison had a wild celebration moment after getting a hole in one at the BMW Championship and winning himself a brand new BMW i8.

Olympic gold medal winning alpine skiier Lindsey Vonn jumps aboard Oracle Team USA at the recent World Series event in New York City.

Tony Veitch and Michael Guerin address all the major talking points from the sporting weekend. Today: - Would you rather the All Blacks play England or Wales? - Did you tune in for the NBA finals? - Was the Manu Vatuvei interview a staged gig? - Is the Warriors match with the Broncos a redemption game?

Rugby writers Patrick McKendry and Gregor Paul discuss the All Blacks squad.

The big calls have been made, some expected, others more surprising.

Source: Sky Sports Highlanders first five eighth Lima Sopoaga showed off some unbelievable skill against the Hurricanes last night. Sopoaga's move was something one would rarely attempt during a schoolboy lunch time game, let alone a Super Rugby match.

Lima Sopoaga pulled off an incredible and unexpected over the head backwards kick in the Highlanders’ loss to the Hurricanes last night. An emotional Manu Vatuvei opens up about how difficult the last few months and weeks have been on him and also his family. The Oklahoma City Thunder arrived back home after the game five defeat to the Golden State Warriors – it’s almost Beatlemania. And Steven Adams was one of their favourites.

Manu Vatuvei spoke to Tony Veitch in regards to the tumultuous Warriors season marred by controversies, and how he has suffered personally behind the scenes.