New Zealand's golden tonsils, Tony Johnson, joins Goran Paladin and Jeff McTainsh on the Verdict panel to debate the hot topics of the week. They ponder which team will step up to challenge the Crusaders this season, and argue over what would fill the void if Covid forces the cancelation of the Trans-Tasman Super rugby competition. The trio also discuss the proposed private equity investment in kiwi rugby, and get misty eyed over the playing exploits of All Blacks legend Dan Carter.

He’s back! New Zealand’s “golden boy”, Jeff Wilson, joins Ravinder Hunia and Goran Paladin to debate the big issues of the week.

With Ravinder acting as umpire, Jeff and Goran take sides in the verbal rally between tennis stars Novak Djokovic and Nick Kyrgios. Team Djokovic? Or Team Kyrgios? Also, was Warriors coach Nathan Brown right to rest his Maori All Stars’ players? And Jeff tells us what position the Blues will play code-hopper Roger Tuivasa Sheck in 2022.

Sky Sport commentator Rikki Swannell joins Ravinder Hunia and Goran Paladin to debate the big issues of the week.

With Ravinder acting as referee, Rikki and Goran go head to head over the future of rugby code-hopper, Roger Tuivasa-Sheck. Will the move from the Warriors in rugby league to Super Rugby, and potentially the All Blacks, be a success? And 40 years after the controversial underarm bowling incident, we ask: isn’t it time we all moved on? As a podcast bonus, the trio discuss Israel Folau’s moves to join the Dragons in the NRL.

Combat sport commentator Mike "lightning" Angove joins the panel alongside Ravinder Hunia and Goran Paladin to debate this week’s hot topics.

With Ravinder Hunia acting as referee, Goran Paladin joins Mike in the ring, to fight it out over the future of UFC superstar, Conor McGregor. Does the Irishman now need Ultimate Fighting more than it needs him? Also, with sportsmen and women returning from their holiday breaks to training, we ask whether they have to return in tip-top shape, or be allowed a few chocolates and wine over December and January. As a bonus, Mike also updates us on kiwi fighter Dan Hooker after his loss at UFC 257.

New Zealand rugby and cricket “goldenboy” Jeff Wilson returns to the panel alongside Ravinder Hunia and Goran Paladin to again debate this week’s hot topics.

The  talented trio look back on the memorable Test cricket series between Australia and India, and debate whether the BlackCaps deserve their high world ranking. Do the tennis stars holed up in Melbourne hotels have a justified gripe about Covid quarantine, or are they just overpaid primadonnas? And do kiwis prefer watching sailing at the America’s Cup, or the Olympics?

New Zealand rugby and cricket “goldenboy” Jeff Wilson joins Ravinder Hunia and Goran Paladin to debate this week’s hot topics. In the first program for 2021, Jeff and Goran sledge each other over, well, sledging. Do modern cricketers cross the line when it comes to “mental disintegration”? Jeff also explains why the Aussie cricketers didn’t bother sledging him when he played for the Black Caps. And Goran gets hot under the collar over the use of video technology in sport.

Jeff McTainsh tries to keep order as Goran Paladin and Glen Larmer argue the sporting highs and lows of 2020.

Who was their sports person of the year? What was their favourite moment? Which headline surprised them? And what disappointed them the most?

New Zealand rugby and cricket “wonderboy” Jeff Wilson joins Ravinder Hunia and Goran Paladin to debate this week’s hot topics. Jeff and Goran fight it out over the legitimacy of the Black Caps current ranking as the world’s best Test side; whether Ross Taylor should be in the T20 squad; and if the All Blacks should be happy with their Rugby World Cup group. Jeff also explains why facing Aussie fast bowler Brett Lee made him a little bit nervous.

Jeff McTainsh tries to keep order, as Sky Sport's Goran Paladin and Glen Larmer debate the big topics. This week, things get heated over "switch hitting" in cricket, whether the Warriors should play the entire NRL season in Australia, head injuries in rugby, and if breakdancing deserves its place at the Olympics.

Ravinder Hunia is judge and jury, as Sky Sport presenters Goran Paladin and Mils Muliaina build their cases and debate the big rugby topics. This week, the panel argues which positions are still up for grabs in the All Blacks, which competition to come out of 2020 should be played annually, and who should be named the AB's player of the year.