Dijana aka Matka on the state of Womens' wrestling.

As Magic: The Gathering's big league comes to Sydney, an examination of the evolution of the modern athlete.

The stylised and highly fictitious story of one of the greatest athletes of our generation: Lance Edward Armstrong.

A sonnet dedicated to the inimitable Cristiano Ronaldo.

Wayne Rooney is probably sitting in a comfortable hotel room in France after a training session right now thinking.

A $71B operation, it's estimated three in every four Hong Kongers have interacted with the Hong Kong Jockey Club.

When trying to relive your youth leads to embarrassment and being a dickhead.

When stadia become the state of rugby league, manifest.

Letting go. For the finest and rarest talents, it’s hard. The void of self-worth and lack of applause and adulation. The off-season that never ends. We discuss the options for the modern athlete.

A moment, late at night, between Steve, Australia's relationship with sport, and with its children.

Roger, and the intrinsic value of his money, at his local Leagues Club.

The uniting power of a bloke trying hard.

Or, The Greatest Moment in Canadian Sports History, through the wide eyes of some proud young Canadian bucks.

Football used to be life. Now fantasy Football is life. Ahead of the upcoming EPL season, James Aviaz explores its truths.

When the athletic heroes of our youth fail to live up to our impossible expectations.

Off the field - a long way from the field - Len and Belle bond over sports.

Why Wimbledon?
Why Rog?
What makes it so special?

Remember the time the Hick from French Lick didn't even drop his warm-up gear to shred the 1987 Three Point Contest?

Jake Saulwick breaks down the options available to superstar media free agent William J. Simmons III.

A celebration moves into its natural state.

Jonny Nail explores rivalry as muse; sports as a locus for students; sports as a locus for zealots; sports for fans, sports for fools.

Catcall's confessional ode to her total obsession.

In the third test of summer 1995-96, the indomitable Australian cricket team had just endured a taxing day in the field against a Pakistan side intent on making things difficult. We take a look at the final ball of the day.

The League's greatest extrovert - Shaq - races one of its bigger introverts - The Admiral - for the '93-'94 scoring title.

Hoopin' all over the world with Tribe.

A serial exploration of relating to sports. This time: James and the concept of David Campese.

Welcome to New Albion.

James Aviaz had just moved to New York, and Liverpool had him up at all hours. An ode to fandom in the internet age.

In March, we jumped a fence or two to go stick our first collection in front of Victoria Harbour.