Sport at the elite level is an example of the heights of human performance, but what if they could push it further with the help of drugs? That's where The Enhanced Games come in. Its high level sport where doping is allowed so we can see how far athletes can really go, and Australian Olympic medallist James Magnussen has said he's keen. How can organisers ensure athletes' safety and what message does it send to young aspiring athletes? 

Featured: David Mark, national sport reporter, ABC SPORT. 

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Nick Taylor won the Phoenix Open on the weekend, but that's not what people are talking about. The PGA's so-called 'People's Open' got a little out of hand with players arguing with crowd members and organisers having to shut out ticket holders and halt the sale of alcohol throughout the tournament. How much is too much and are we seeing the LIV tour's party vibes infiltrating the PGA?

Featured: Theo Mackie, sports writer, Arizona Central

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Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs have won back-to-back Super Bowls in a match that had a bit of everything. There's the love story between coach Andy Reid and his Super Bowl MVP, Travis Kelce's bad blood as his frustrations boiled over and the realisation that it's going to be a cruel summer for the San Francisco 49ers as they reconcile another Super Bowl loss at the hands of Kansas City. The Chiefs have won three in five years, how much higher can they climb?

Featured: Phil Murphy, NFL presenter, ESPN

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After beating Brazil in their first qualifier, the Opals are close enough to locking in a spot at the Paris Olympics you can almost smell the croissants. Incredibly, Lauren Jackson is aiming for her fifth Games alongside players who weren't even born when she made her Olympic debut. Speaking of youth on the big stage, Australia's Under-19s cricket team have made the World Cup final, and they take on India. Plus hear possibly the cutest team announcement in history.

Featured: Megan Hustwaite, basketball writer and broadcaster. Louis Cameron, journalist, cricket.com.au.

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It’s the biggest sporting event in the US, with some of sports biggest names, and in some cases their famous girlfriends. Super Bowl LVIII is on the horizon. So how will the battle of the quarterbacks shake out when the Kansas City Chiefs take on the San Francisco 49ers on Monday morning? 

Featured: Laurie Horesh, NFL broadcaster, ESPN

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We love a fairytale in sport and Matilda Michelle Heyman might be about to provide one. She's been named in the squad for the Olympic qualifiers against Uzbekistan, 5 years after she announced her retirement from international football. The 35-year-old is in blistering form and has been setting records in the A-Leagues this season, so can she replace the injured skipper Sam Kerr and help the Tillies make the Olympics?

Featured: Sam Lewis, football writer, ABC SPORT. 

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If you thought we left the 'Spirit of Cricket' in 2023, think again. The cricket conversation has once again landed on the topic after three attempts in the last fortnight, with varying degrees of success, at dismissals that would be questioned by the spirit of the game. Will we see changes that take away some of the subjectivity of these dismissals or should fans accept that's just cricket?

Featured: Geoff Lemon, cricket broadcaster, The Final Word Cricket Podcast

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The Socceroos have been knocked out of the Asian Cup in an extra time thriller. Losing is disappointing, but arguably more disappointing than that is the fact that Australian players have since been victims of online abuse as people take to social media to vent their frustrations. How much damage can this cause a player or official and how can sporting bodies better protect their athletes from online trolls?

Featured: Ned Hall, football commentator, ABC SPORT. 

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The Formula 1 world woke up to the news this morning that Lewis Hamilton will be in Ferrari red from 2025 onwards. He replaces Carlos Sainz at the Scuderia after 6 drivers' championships with Mercedes, but both still have a year with their current teams. Awkward? Plus the Socceroos are in a do-or-die clash with South Korea in the Asian Cup.  

Featured: Mick Doyle, F1 writer, ABC SPORT. Vince Rugari, footballer writer, Nine Newspapers.

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We'd argue that any athlete who references being 'a bit fat at times' and enjoying a beverage in an award acceptance speech comes across as likeable. Mitch Marsh did just that when accepting the Allan Border Medal on Wednesday night, as he completed a remarkable comeback to cricket's top level. Meanwhile, Ash Gardner won the Belinda Clark Award again as she continues her stellar career. 

Featured: Ben Cameron, cricket commentator, ABC SPORT

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