"Before meeting four weight division pound for pound world champion Canelo Alvarez., South African based WBC Cruiserweight world champion is in line to fight South African boxer Thabiso Mchunu in a mandatory defense title fight. This was confirmed by Mchunu's trainer Sean Smith. Inksport Editor Monwabisi Jimlongo and Rumble Africa Promotions' Teris Ntuthu, helped us to review Azinga Fuzile's loss to Kenichi Ogawa in the IBF junior-lightweight title fight last weekend.”

"With the Covid-19 surge at full steam in Gauteng, the latest confirmed cases standing at 11 535 and more than 8 000 of these cases in Gauteng, sport is also hugely affected by these latest developments. A leading PSL club is resembling a quarantine site with the positive cases in its camp. Cricket SA has decided to postpone its Four Day Series matches until further notice. We returned with the Sports Medicine and Science feature with Bafana Bafana physioherapist Nhlanhla Ndlovu, Bafana Bafana and AmaTuks Medico Dr Tshepo Molobi and Deputy President of National Helath Care Professionals Asscoaition (NHCPA) Dr Desmond Lamula.”

"Olympic silver medalist and South Africa's javelin queen Sunette Viljoen is officially back in playing cricket after she signed with the Titans Ladies team. Viljoen a silver and bronze medalist at the IAAF World Champs, first played cricket in the early 2000's and represented the Proteas women's team in a test match and 17 ODI's. She was on SAFM Sport On, to talk about returning to cricket but also she's still contuniung with Athletics as well.”

"We start the new week with the sad news of the cancellation of the Netherlands cricket national team tour of South Africa following the emergence of the Omicron variant of Vocid-19. Cricket SA Acting CEO Pholetsi Moseki also updates us on the tour of the Indian national team if it is still going ahead and shares that they were at an advanced stage in terms of getting government to agree to the allowing up to 50% of fans attendance at the match venues.”

"Another loss in the DSTV Premiership and another casualty on the coaching benches, Swallows FC finally parted ways with their head coach Brendan Truter and his entire technical team following the 3-1 loss to Kaizer Chiefs yesterday. The club had only registered two wins in its last 31 matches and now they are sitting at the bottom of the log after 12 matches. Former Swallows player Duku-Duku Makhanya and our producer Velile Mnyandu, help us to discuss on how things got to this stage for The Birds."

"Golf is another sporting code that has been affected by the emergence of the Omicron variant of Covid-19 which has wreaked havoc around the world, resulting in a number of top countries around the world imposing a travel ban on SA. This has meant that a tournament like the SA Open which was set to get underway this week, will not be continuing as normally planned, with most of the overseas players expected not to attend. Golf journalist and analyst Michael Vlismas has more on what can be expected from the SA Open this week at Sun City."

"All eyes will be on the greatest Johannesburg horseracing event, the Summer Cup at Turffontein tomorrow. We hosted 4Racing CEO Fundi Sithebe and jockey Muzi Yeni as they looked forward to the race."

"Earlier this week organizers of the 947 Ride Joburg race released a statement about the disqualification of the cyclist Emma Browne which led to her missing out missing out on the first prize. The organizers have also confirmed that Browne has appealed against this disqualification after a video was circulated of a lead car saw her taking a wrong turn. She revealed last night that she had planned to donate the earnings from this race to a CSI project.”

"South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (SASCOC) is proposing to change its name to Sport South Africa, as part of rebranding process. This was approved at the Annual Genral Meeting last week where the Minister of Sport Nathi Mthethwa also made some announcements. SASCOC President Barry Hendricks also focused on other resolutions from the Congress."

"All eyes will be in the US this week, as South Africa's leading international boxer Azinga "Golden Boy" Fuzile will be in line to be crowned the IBF junior-lightweight world champion when he fights Japanese banger Kenichi Ogawa at the Madison Square Garden in Mexico. Fuzile and his trainer Chief Njekanye were on our show last night all the way from New York. US based journalist Raymundo Dioses reviewed the fight of Terence Crawford and Shawn Porter and we closed with boxing trainer Sean Symth on the rules.”