Sir John Kirwan joins the Radio Sport Breakfast lads to discuss the All Black side announced for the first Bledisloe test against Australia.

Luke Elvy, PGA tour radio and CBS golf announcer, on Justin Thomas’ win at the PGA championship yesterday and the strong showing from Ryan Fox.

Bodene Thompson and David Fusitu'a, from the Warriors, on the problems the club have had in recent weeks and how painful defeat is for the players and also their families (when pressed by Marc Peard).

Tim Gavel, ABC NRL commentator in Canberra, who thinks the Raiders are looking dangerous ahead of their game with the Warriors in Auckland on Sunday.
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Rod Harrington, Sky Sports UK darts analyst, ahead of the Darts Masters this weekend in Auckland. He spoke about the explosion of the sport and thinks Michael Van Gerwen is actually a better player than Phil Taylor but won’t attain the same records.
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Michael Burgess, NZ Herald league writer, on whether Shaun Johnson should be rushed back in to the Warriors team this season if he can return quicker than expected from a knee injury.
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Former Springboks coach Heyneke Meyer has firmly rejected any claim that the Lions tour indicated world rugby is catching up to the All Blacks.
In what he admitted was a controversial statement, Meyer said the Lions only managed to draw the test series against the All Blacks this year because Sonny Bill Williams was sent off in the second test.
The Springboks have just beaten France 3 - 0 in South Africa and while Meyer believed coach Allister Coetzee was on the mark basing the team around a "spine" from the Super Rugby Lions, he said it was not a particularly strong French team.
Meyer predicted the Springboks - who will be led by Eben Etzebeth in Warren Whiteley's injury-enforced absence - would be a much improved side in the Rugby Championship which starts next week. But the gap between the All Blacks and the rest was as great as ever.
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So Meyer, who quit as Springboks coach after the 2015 World Cup, told the Radio Sport Breakfast he was in no doubt about who would win this year's title.
Meyer said: "The Springboks will definitely be better - they have really improved the coaching team, fitness levels and specifically defence. Last year they were struggling with defence, with a lot of defensive coaches coming in and out.
"I feel New Zealand is still the team to beat, and they will take a lot of confidence out of (the Crusaders) winning the Super Rugby final.
"I definitely think the Springboks are better than last year and will play at higher pace. With Warren Whiteley the captain they will work on the culture and you can see the guys playing for each other. They will have a much better championship.
"I don't think the gap is closing, with all due respect. I know I'm putting my foot in it now, but if you look at most of those (Lions touring) games, whenever you have southern hemisphere refs you have quicker ball and that is when the All Blacks are at their best. There is a big difference...with northern hemisphere refs it is always more of an arm wrestle.
"I still believe the All Blacks are the trend setters. You can't read too much into the Lions tour. New Zealand were on their way to winning the second test, and then the third test would have been totally different. Unfortunately the incident with Sonny Bill happened.
"If you look at it in perspective, considering midweek games as well, I think it will be total arrogance if you think we have closed the gap with New Zealand.
"I've got so much respect for (NZ rugby) because they never take anything for granted. By the time you catch the All Blacks they are two levels ahead. They are still the trend setters and it will be difficult to beat them."

Becky Woods, Black Ferns lock forward, ahead of their opening game against Wales at the World Cup tomorrow morning.
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Hayden Paddon, leading NZ rally driver, who is campaigning to get a rally to NZ in 2018.
He doesn’t think it will happen and thinks the Government needs to throw some money at the WRC promoter to get a round here. 
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Rugby league commentator Andrew Voss said the Warriors have hit rock bottom but good news for fans of the Auckland club, he doesn't consider them the worst side to watch in the NRL.
Voss said there was very little to take out of the Warriors' fifth straight loss in the weekend where they were handed a 26-10 defeat by the last-placed Knights.
"I think the bottom of the barrel has been reached over the course of the last two matches," Voss said.
"There was so little to like about the game against the Knights to be honest. The fact that there is still four matches to go, the only thing I can say in relation to the Warriors on a positive note, and it's a tremendous negative, is that the Bulldogs and Titans are possibly worse." 
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