South African top wheelchair tennis ace and world number seven Kgothatso Montjane is among a list of stars opting to skip this year’s US Open.

The 2019 US Open doubles finalist has joined a growing list of big names, the likes of defending men’s champion Rafael Nadal, women’s world No 1 Ashleigh Barty, Simona Halep, Bianca Andreescu, wheelchair tennis 2019 Wimbledon champion Aniek van Koot and many more in deciding against playing in New York due to fears over Covid-19 pandemic.

Guest: South Africa’s top wheelchair tennis star and world No 7 - Kgothatso “KG” Montjane

Guest: Neil Collins

Guest: Tiyani wa ka Mabasa - Editor @FARPostZA

It's already been 25 years since Tasmin Pepper began karting.

At the tender age of four, she got behind the wheel of her first go-kart and has not looked back ever since. The bug bit her hard, and she has made quite a career after that very first outing.

Guest: Tasmin Pepper - female racing driver from South Africa. She currently competes in the W Series for Hitech Grand Prix.

Guest: Noluthando Makalima - is an adaptive surfer (AS)

GUEST: South Africa’s para surfer – Tracy McKay

Guest:John Smit

Guest: Erik vermeulen

Guest: Deputy Ceo Bright Rock

U.S. Open organizers said Tuesday that the number of players willing to compete in the Grand Slam had exceeded their expectations despite several high-profile withdrawals over coronavirus fears.

Defending champion Rafael Nadal, top-ranked woman Ashleigh Barty and world No. 2 Simona Halep are among a list of stars opting to skip the event because of concerns about COVID-19.

Guest: Bruce Davidson - Owner of the BLD Group of Companies

The English Premier League became the last of the major European football leagues to adopt the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) system at the beginning of the 2019-20 season, with some trepidation. As the season finally winds down, VAR decisions are in the news again.

Guest: Dr Errol Sweeney - World Cup Referee Coach & Mentor

Guest: Sibusiso Mjikeliso - Senior Sports Writer - Sport24 - Media24