It's tiiiiime! Mark 'Watto' Watson and It's Only Sport host Martin Devlin are back for episode 60 of the ATM (Apologise to Me!) podcast, where they face-off debating the hottest sporting topics in New Zealand and around the world right now. This week, Watto and Marty talk about Angelo Mathews' controversial timing out in Sri Lanka's Cricket World Cup defeat to Bangladesh, the fallout from the All Blacks loss in the Rugby World Cup final, disappointing crowds at Black Ferns matches, and more.

It's time to be positive! Twizel's Matt Gunn joins It's Only Sport host Martin Devlin for the segment Let's Be Positive, where they put a positive spin on all the happenings in sport from over the weekend. This week, Gunny and Marty discuss the Kiwis' historic 30-0 win over the Kangaroos, the Black Ferns' heavy loss to England, the Black Caps scoring over 400 runs in an ODI but still somehow losing, and more.

Former Kiwis and Warriors representative and current New Zealand selector, Monty Betham, joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport to recap an incredible victory for the Kiwis against the Kangaroos in Hamilton on Saturday afternoon. New Zealand thumped their trans-Tasman rivals 30-0 - their biggest ever win over Australia - to win the Pacific Championship. Monty Betham and Marty go through all the match details, and discuss how the Kiwis turned it around after losing to the same side a week prior, whether the tournament structure favoured New Zealand, the future of international rugby league, and more.

On today's episode, It's Only Sport host Martin Devlin is back behind the mic in Auckland and champing at the bit to review an action-packed weekend in sport for New Zealand. First up, former Kiwis and Warriors representative Monty Betham joins the show to talk the Kiwis' historic 30-0 win over the Kangaroos in Hamilton. As well as that, Australian rugby league reporter Brad Walter offers a different perspective on that match and what it means for his home nation. Plus, Cricket World Cup correspondent Rahul Patil updates us on the latest news and results over in India, and Matt Gunn does his best to be positive about league, the Black Ferns and Black Caps. All that and much more!

It's Only Sport host Martin Devlin and producer Lachlan Waugh play a variation of Lachlan’s favourite game on the show 'What has more chance of happening?'. This time it is called 'Who will be feeling more...', where Martin and Lachlan add an adjective to that and compare the All Blacks and other teams from the Rugby World Cup in 2023, to figure out who is and/or who should be feeling more frustrated, disappointed, gutted, satisfied, and so on.

The All Blacks are no longer the kings of international rugby, with the Springboks reigning supreme over world rugby with four Rugby World Cup titles, following their victory over New Zealand in the 2023 final in Paris. It's Only Sport host Martin Devlin is joined by former New Zealand Rugby CEO David Moffett and esteemed Kiwi sports broadcaster Brendan Telfer, who offering differing views on the decider. David Moffett shares his distaste with World Rugby and believes the match was marred by poor officiating, while Brendan Telfer feels all the calls made were fair and the right team won.

Chris Jones - experienced UK rugby writer for The Times and RugbyPass - joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport to recap an enthralling Rugby World Cup final between South Africa and New Zealand. The Springboks have claimed back-to-back World Cup titles and four all-time, after a tense 12-11 win over the All Blacks in Paris. Chris talks all about the match including controversy around referee Wayne Barnes and the TMO's decisions, the heroic performance of South Africa, whether or not the match was a good advertisement for rugby, and much more.

It's Only Sport host Martin Devlin and producer Lachlan Waugh play 'What's More Chance of Happening?', where Martin presents Lachlan with a scenario and asks whether or not another event is more likely to occur. Today, the topic is 'what has more chance, the Springboks beat All Blacks or…'

Sir John Kirwan, a legendary All Blacks winger who was part of the 1987 Rugby World Cup winning team, joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport as the 2023 World Cup final draws closer between New Zealand and South Africa in Paris. Sir John and Martin discuss the All Blacks' preparation and what they've likely been through the last few days, what makes a World Cup final different than a regular test match, what an All Blacks Rugby World Cup title would mean to New Zealand, and more.

Former All Blacks captain and 1987 Rugby World Cup winner, Sean Fitzpatrick, joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport ahead of this weekend's World Cup final between New Zealand and South Africa in Paris. Sean Fitzpatrick talks about the All Blacks' turnaround over the last 12 months, redemption for coach Ian Foster, Sean's days playing for the All Blacks and what drove him to be the best, what it feels like to win and lose a World Cup final, and much more.