Macquarie Sports Radio Sunday Mornings with Bill Woods & Brigitte Duclos

Join Bill Woods and Brigitte Duclos every Sunday morning from 7am.

In part two of the show:

Surfing World Champion Barton Lynch on the Burton BL Blast off, and the future of wave pools.

Australian Triathlete Matt Hauser, live from the Gold Coast for the ITU World Triathlon.

Former NRL player Spudd Carroll with an NRL wrap.

Motorsports Expert Jon Thomson, live from Sandown for  the Sandown GP.

Co-owner of Winx Debbie Kepitis joins us to talk about Winx's 27th conescurtive win.

Former Aussie Long-Distance Runner Steve Moneghetti on the Blackmores Running Festival in Sydney.

Join Bill Woods and Brigitte Duclos every Sunday morning from 7am.

In part one of the show:

Cronulla Coach Shane Flanagan on the Sharks semi-final win and the upcoming finals match against the Storm.

Talksport Commentator and Former Arsenal and Cardiff defender Rhys Weston talks EPL.

Milwaukee Racing Team racecar driver Will Davison. Currently in 16th position in the Virgin Supercars Championship.

Carlton AFLW coach and 3AW Commentator Daniel Harford with an AFL Wrap.

The Co-Owner of the record-breaking race horse Winx, Debbie Kepitis joins Brigitte Duclos and Bill Woods on Sunday Morning's following her 27th consecutive win yesterday.

Australian Triathlete Matt Hauser joins Brigitte Duclos and Bill Woods on Sunday Mornings live from the Gold Coast for the ITU World Triathlon Title.

Former World Surfing Champion Barton Lynch joins Brigitte Duclos and Bill Woods on Sunday Morning's, discussing BL's Blast Off, Australia's largest youth surfing development event.

Virgin Supercar Championship driver Will Davison speaks with Brigitte Duclos and Bill Woods before competing in the Sandown 500 race.

Shane Flanagan, the Head Coach for the Cronulla Sharks joins Brigitte Duclos and Bill Woods on Sunday Mornings following their win against the Panther's on Friday night.

After the shocking news of John Millman receiving online bullying and hate after his incredible win over Roger Federer and loss to Novak Djokovic, Macquarie Sports Radio's Bill Woods and Brigitte Duclos are joined by the Mind Coach John Novak to discuss the technological age and how it affects our athletes stress and mentality. 

John also shares his thoughts on the high pressure, high stress situation and blow overs in emotion such as Serena Williams' breakdown in the US Open women's singles final.

Macquarie Sports Radio's Bill Woods and Brigitte Duclos are joined by your calls to help piece together Serena's Williams dramatic defeat by Naomi Osaka 6-2 6-4.

20 year old Osaka became the first Japanese player to win a grand slam title and had a commanding stance on the game when she took the first set 6-2.

In the second set things turned for Williams as she was handed 3 code violations which started with a code violation for "coaching" from coach Patrick Mourtoglou in the first game of the second set. 

Serena Williams lashed out at umpire Carlos Ramos stating, "I don't cheat to win, I'd rather lose" after her first violation which only carried a warning.

A second violation came after Williams double faulted and threw and broke her racquet seeing her being penalized a point. 

A third violation came after Williams was called for verbal abuse calling umpire Ramos, "a thief."

Things only got worse when after the match Mouratoglou admitted on ESPN that he was coaching and that every coach coaches during games.

Talking with Macquarie Sports Radio's Bill Woods and Brigitte Duclos Craig Gabriel stated Mouratoglou's comments were "garbage... to say something like that is ridiculous, no coaching, no on-court coaching, sideline coaching is legally allowed at the majors."

Talking with Macquarie Sports Radio's Bill Woods and Brigitte Duclos Craig Gabriel stated Mouratoglou's comments were "garbage... to say something like that is ridiculous, no coaching, no on-court coaching, sideline coaching is legally allowed at the majors."

He helps break down the implosion from Serena and what further action could take place.