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Week 1 of AFL Finals is in the can, and it provided a ton of headlines and left many questions. Will Geelong ever need a rebuild? Is Ken Hinkley on his way out at Port Adelaide, regardless is they beat the Hawks on Friday night? And what on earth is Hok-Ball?! All that and more on this weeks show, as Abbey Gelmi is joined by sports journo Laura Spurway to break it all down.
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Athlete endorsements are nothing new in the sports world. From Michael Jordan to Caitlin Clarke, sports stars are more than just athletes, they're mega influencers and brands want a piece of the pie. But can you blame them for wanting to cash in while they can? Well, Australia certainly loves to cut down a tall poppy. So today on the show, Abbey and Georgie take a look at the biggest examples of star power in sports, and whether or not Aussie fans can truly embrace the off-field profile of our own athletes.
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You've had the entree, now get ready for the main course. The Para Games are almost here! Georgie and Abbey have you covered with the key details you need to know about the Paralympics and the star Aussie athletes set to shine in Paris.
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It was hard to avoid the headlines when a social media storm surrounded Algerian boxer Imane Khelif at the Paris Olympics earlier this month. After her first round opponent, Italy's Angela Carini, quit in a flood of tears just seconds into the bout, Khelif faced attacks over her gender. Misinformation quickly spread online and reignited the debate over gender and sports. But the real story of Imane Khelif is one of dignity and honour.
Further reading: Running in a Body That's My Own, Caster Semenya essay
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With the Games now done and dusted, Abbey and Georgie are back to review Team Australia's last batch medals from Paris over the last weekend, and reflect on their favourite moments of the event.
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The Games have come to a close, and as promised, Georgie and Abbey are back with a special bonus episode. The closing ceremony featured some French and not so French themes, as Paris handed the baton over to Los Angeles for 2028. Plus, some honourable mentions for some the quirkier stories from the past two weeks.
Look out for a full episode tomorrow, wrapping up the final medals for team Australia and our favourite Games moments from Paris.
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It was another haul of Aussie medals overnight, including a historic pair from the boxing ring. Plus, our water polo girls are going for gold, after taking down Team USA, and everything you need to know ahead of the weekend to close out the Games in Paris.
Two Good Sports will return on Monday with a closing ceremony recap, then on Tuesday, we'll have a full wrap of Australia's Games campaign.
Further listening:
Why Games qualifying is anything but simple for the marathon
Disclaimer: Two Good Sports, Australian Radio Network Pty Ltd and its related bodies corporate are not sponsors of, associated with, approved by or affiliated with the Paris Olympic Games 2024 (the “Games”), the International Olympic Committee, the Australian Olympic Committee or any of the owners or official licensees of the rights in the Games.
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Team Australia made history overnight, winning 4 gold, taking us to 18 in total. It's our best-ever return, with 4 days still to go in Paris. Abbey and Georgie break it all down for you, including a historic bronze in the Discus Throw. Plus, what you need to watch tonight as the Aussies look to add to our already stacked medal tally.
Disclaimer: Two Good Sports, Australian Radio Network Pty Ltd and its related bodies corporate are not sponsors of, associated with, approved by or affiliated with the Paris Olympic Games 2024 (the “Games”), the International Olympic Committee, the Australian Olympic Committee or any of the owners or official licensees of the rights in the Games.
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We are midway through week two of the Games and team Australia is riding high! Overnight, Arisa Trew showed her true colours, winning gold in the skateboarding. The 14-year-old becomes our youngest ever gold medalist. Plus, all the action from the cycling track and the ocean, with a bronze and silver added to Australia's overall tally. All that and more, including everything on the way tonight. Hint: it involves TGS favourite, Peter Bol.
Further listening:
Peter Bol: The innocent victim of clean sport
Disclaimer: Two Good Sports, Australian Radio Network Pty Ltd and its related bodies corporate are not sponsors of, associated with, approved by or affiliated with the Paris Olympic Games 2024 (the “Games”), the International Olympic Committee, the Australian Olympic Committee or any of the owners or official licensees of the rights in the Games.
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So far these Games, one Fox sister has taken the spotlight. But today, it's Noemie Fox's day. She takes home gold in the Kayak Cross for her moment in the sun, and completes a golden sweep for the Fox family. Plus, all the can't-miss action from Paris, on the way tonight.
Disclaimer: Two Good Sports, Australian Radio Network Pty Ltd and its related bodies corporate are not sponsors of, associated with, approved by or affiliated with the Paris Olympic Games 2024 (the “Games”), the International Olympic Committee, the Australian Olympic Committee or any of the owners or official licensees of the rights in the Games.
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From the publisher's feed
Sports news, told differently. What happens off the field is just as fun as what happens on it. Twice a week, seasoned sports broadcasters Georgie Tunny and Abbey Gelmi go through the biggest stories in sport, going behind the scenes to hear how elite athletes do what they do.
Whether you’re a casual observer or a diehard fan, you’ll be brought up to speed on the people behind the narrative, why the story matters, and gain a new perspective on the issues at the pointy end of sport.
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Two Good Sports has featured stories from right across Australian sport, including tennis, cricket, rugby league, rugby union, and netball. It’s sports news told differently, keeping you informed of the biggest narratives around the country, including teams from the AFL; Collingwood, Carlton, Brisbane Lions, Sydney Swans, Geelong, Hawthorn, Western Bulldogs, and Essendon. If you’re an NRL fan, we’re got you covered too, from Penrith Panthers to Brisbane Broncos. We cover all the major domestic competitions; AFLW, State of Origin, Super Rugby, A-League, NBL, BBL, and the Melbourne Cup. We’ve got the best of international sport too, from Formula 1 to the Australian Open, and Commonwealth Games. We also bring you the latest stories from the world of football, like the Premier League, Champions League, and legends of the game, Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo. And we can’t forget Australia’s national teams competing on the international stage, from the Matildas and Socceroos to the Wallabies. When it comes to the people behind the narrative, the show has profiled some of sport’s leading athletes, icons and influencers including, Sam Kerr, Ange Postecoglou, Oscar Piastri, Alex De Minaur, Lachie Neale, Nathan Cleary, Ellyse Perry, Novak Djokovic, Nick Kyrgios, Chris Fagan, Chris Scott and Pat Cummins. Two Good Sports is also at the forefront of the biggest conversations around global sport, such as high performance, coaching, management, scouting, training, statistics, analytics, reviews, sponsorship, foundations, leadership, and fitness.