Radio Sport league commentator Dale Budge joins the show to talk about the possible sale of the Warriors to Auckland Rugby League. 

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Jim Dolan, Sports director for the Australian Radio Network, joined us this morning to discuss Cameron Smith winning the Dally M medal and reports in Sydney the NRL has given away 20,00 tickets to the Grand Final on Sunday. The NRL disputes this figure.
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Northland's assistant coach Dale Mcleod catches up with the Radio Sport Breakfast to preview tonight's clash against Otago.
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Former All Blacks Sir John Kirwan and Andrew Mehrtens join the Radio Sport Breakfast to talk about how difficult it can be to play Argentina on their home turf, ahead of the All Blacks' Rugby Championship match this weekend.

Andrew McKenna, rugby commentator from Talksport in the UK, believes France is the favourite to host the Rugby World Cup in 2023. World Rugby received presentations from France, South Africa and Ireland overnight.
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Andrew Voss joins the Radio Sport Breakfast to preview this weekends NRL Grand Final
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Spencer Fearon, Sky Sports UK boxing commentator thinks Joseph Parker should tee up a fight in the UK against Dillian Whyte next but believes Parker still isn’t anywhere near ready for a bout with Anthony Joshua.
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Wayne Jack, Napier City Council chief executive, talks to Radio Sport Breakfast on why NZ Cricket will be moving the ODI away from McLean Park this summer.

Olympic champion rower Hamish Bond talks to Radio Sport Breakfast about his disappointment finishing 39th in the time trial at the World Cycling Champs after getting a puncture and what else he is keen to achieve in his new sport.

Oracle Team USA skipper Jimmy Spithill is keeping his cards close to his chest over his potential involvement in the next America's Cup.
The Aussie helmsman is in New Zealand to promote his book, Chasing the Cup, My America's Cup journey.
Spithill told the Radio Sport Breakfast until Emirates Team New Zealand announce the protocols for the Cup defence next Friday, he can't commit to a Cup challenge.
"Well it all depends on the rules I think, you know I think that's a huge factor and until we know where they are everyone's in a huge holding pattern.'
Spithill said like everyone he's in limbo until Emirates Team New Zealand announce the protocols for the Cup defence next Friday.
"Yeah, I think a lot of people are for sure, because you don't know, you say 'I'm gonna be in the America's Cup' well what is it?"
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