4BC Wide World of Sports with Peter Psaltis

Peter Psaltis catches up with surfing legend Mick Fanning on the red carpet ahead of his induction into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame

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Peter Psaltis caught up with Scottish golfer Richie Ramsay ahead of the 2024 BMW Australian PGA Championship starting on Thursday at the Royal Queensland Golf Club 

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Queensland Tennis CEO Cam Pearson gives his verdict on Nick Kyrgios’ return to professional tennis and previews what’s in store for the Brisbane International

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Volleyball superstar and Olympian Mariafe Artacho joins Peter Psaltis as the long run up to the world cup in Australia begins.

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Australian boxer Skye Nicholson wants to be the best featherweight in the world, but there's a massive hurdle in her way - and the opponent she has to beat doesn't even want to verse her. But Skye has a plan to get her attention.

She joined Sam Leckie in a special interview featured on Peter Psaltis' Wednesday night edition of Wide World of Sports.

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The Brisbane Bullets are two wins outside of the top six with three games in hand.

Brisbane Bullets CEO Malcolm Watts told Peter Psaltis on 4BC Wide World of Sports, 'It's an opportunity for us to get hot and get hot quickly and try and get a few wins to just put us right back up there.'

Watts said the end of November through to the mid December is an incredible important period for the Bullets.

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