We spoke to legendary South African athlete Hendrick Ramaala, as we celebrate his career.

We were joined in studio by Kaizer Chiefs head coach Ernst Middendorp to talk about the club's start to the season and winning coach of the month for the month of August.

We were joined in studio by Kaizer Chiefs head coach Ernst Middendorp to talk about the club's start to the season and winning coach of the month for the month of August.

We spoke to the President of SANABO Andile Mofu to find out why South Africa didn’t have any boxers at the recent All Africa Games and some of the challenges they face as the organisation.

We spoke to the President of SANABO Andile Mofu to find out why South Africa didn’t have any boxers at the recent All Africa Games and some of the challenges they face as the organisation.

Boxing trainer and analyst Colin Nathan gave us a low down of what to expect on the next episode of SABC 2 Boxing Magazine Show TKO this Friday. We also caught up with CEO of Tono Promotions Nokwanda Mbatha who will be hosting a boxing tournament at Umfolozi Casino in Empangeni on Sunday, Siboniso Gonya will feature in the main bout against Tanzanian Tony Rashid. SA flyweight champion Jackson Chauke also spoke to us ahead of world title fight in Russia next week.

Boxing trainer and analyst Colin Nathan gave us a low down of what to expect on the next episode of SABC 2 Boxing Magazine Show TKO this Friday. We also caught up with CEO of Tono Promotions Nokwanda Mbatha who will be hosting a boxing tournament at Umfolozi Casino in Empangeni on Sunday, Siboniso Gonya will feature in the main bout against Tanzanian Tony Rashid. SA flyweight champion Jackson Chauke also spoke to us ahead of world title fight in Russia next week.

We caught up with the Bloemfontein Celtic ladies team just to profile them with the team having founded in 1985 previously known as Mangaung Ladies and changed to the name Bloemfontein Celtic Ladies in 2002 – We spoke to the founder of the team and current coach Edwin Lisene as well as 14-year-old sensation Kananelo Taiwe who is part of the team that’s playing in the newly formed National Women’s League.

We caught up with the Bloemfontein Celtic ladies team just to profile them with the team having founded in 1985 previously known as Mangaung Ladies and changed to the name Bloemfontein Celtic Ladies in 2002 – We spoke to the founder of the team and current coach Edwin Lisene as well as 14-year-old sensation Kananelo Taiwe who is part of the team that’s playing in the newly formed National Women’s League.

We spoke to Cricket SA CEO Thabang Moroe after Cricket SA’s annual AGM took a decision to extend the president’s organisation Chris Nenzani's contract for another.