Ex-Warrior and New Zealand rugby league great Adam Blair joins Brendan Telfer on It's Only Sport, looking ahead to the club's NRL match-up with the Parramatta Eels on Friday night. The Warriors need to win their remaining five games and hope other results go their way to stand the best chance at playing finals football in 2024. It's a tall task, but Blair believes there's a good chance it happens.

Monalisa Codling - former Black Ferns representative and ex-Samoan sevens player - joins Brendan Telfer on It's Only Sport, to look back on the New Zealand women's sevens side winning a second successive gold medal at the Olympic Games. The Kiwi women defeated Canada 19-12 in the final in Paris, adding to their gold medal won at Tokyo 2020.

Mark Watson - experienced New Zealand sports broadcaster and triathlon expert - joins Brendan Telfer on It's Only Sport, recapping the men's triathlon at the Paris Olympics. Kiwi Hayden Wilde looked set for a gold medal before British athlete Alex Yee executed a superb push in the final stages of the run to snatch victory, relegating Wilde to a silver medal finish.

Northern Stars netball coach Kiri Wills joins Brendan Telfer on It's Only Sport, discussing the news she will depart the ANZ Premiership to take up a coaching role at the Queensland Firebirds in the Suncorp Super Netball competition in Australia. Wills details to Telfer why she took the job, citing the likes of a "new challenge" and family helping spark the move.

Champion New Zealand rower Eric Murray - who won gold medals at the 2012 and 2016 Olympic Games - joins Brendan Telfer on It's Only Sport, casting his eye over the Kiwi rowers' medal chances at the Paris Games. The likes of Emma Twigg and Tom Mackintosh in the singles sculls, and the men's four have all been impressive in their heats and are strong contenders for the Olympic podium.

Mark Watson - experienced New Zealand sports broadcaster and an Olympic Games veteran - joins Brendan Telfer on It's Only Sport to cover off a number of key topics involving Kiwi athletes at Paris 2024. Watto and Telf first discuss the men's and women's triathlons which are taking place on Wednesday night (NZ time), and concerns around the water safety of the Seine for the swimming legs of the races. As well as that, the pair talk about New Zealand's medal duck being broken thanks to the women's rugby sevens side, who won gold.

Twizel's Matt Gunn - who himself is worthy of a gold medal for toughing out the cold deep in the South Island - joins Brendan Telfer on It's Only Sport on the segment Let's Be Positive, where they attempt to put a positive spin on all the happenings in sport. This week, Gunny and Telf discuss the Paris Olympic Games getting underway and New Zealand's struggle to get a medal in the first few days. They also talk about Gunny's beloved Bulldogs scoring a big win over the Brisbane Broncos in the NRL, the Warriors keeping their season alive, and more.

Justin Marshall - former All Blacks halfback and renowned rugby commentator - joins Brendan Telfer on It's Only Sport, offering his thoughts on the All Blacks 36-man squad named for the Rugby Championship, as well as the men's and women's sevens tournaments at the Olympic Games. Marshall also touches on whether or not New Zealand Rugby should pour more resources into the men's Kiwi sevens team at the Olympics and allow star All Blacks to play for them.

Steve Robilliard - experienced Australian sports journalist who's in Paris for the Olympic Games - joins Brendan Telfer on It's Only Sport, to discuss a number of codes at the world's biggest sporting event. Robilliard and Telfer talk about Australia's performances at the Games so far that see them sit equal second on the medal table with five golds. They also chat about an exciting gymnastics final in the men's team event which Robilliard attended live.

Joseph Romanos - longtime Kiwi sports journalist who's currently in Paris with the New Zealand Olympic Committee - joins Brendan Telfer on It's Only Sport to review the opening few days of the Olympic Games. New Zealand is yet to secure a medal of any colour, after underwhelming performances from swimmers Lewis Clareburt and Erika Fairweather along with the men's sevens team, who were all seen as medal hopefuls. Romanos and Telfer talk about the likes of swimming, football, and rowing, as well as offering their thoughts on the opening ceremony.