Sporting Pictures of the Week 26 October
The Sumo wrestling event held at the Albert Hall featured a trophy for the ages. St Brown of the Detroit Lions taking off. Runners take part in the Vortex Race[…]
Category: Football
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Sporting Pictures of the Week 19 October
Professional Sumo Wresting came to London for the first time in decades, so of course. Now they know how many holes it takes to fill the Albert Hall. You can[…]
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Sporting Pictures of the Week 7 September
RIP The Duchess of Kent, and a photo that meant a lot to Martina Naratalova. And when she consoled Jana Navotna when famously beaten in the Wimbledon final. Villa Park[…]
The Price of “Football”
By Hamish Girvan If you’re an NFL or EPL fan in New Zealand, welcome to the most exciting — and possibly most frustrating next 6-9 months. The 2025 off-season has[…]
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Sporting Pictures of the Week 31 August
Jasmine Paolini at the US Open, and that’s one hell of a photo. Good timing for this photo too. Grim in Grimsby. Your side is suffering one of its most[…]
Sporting Pictures of the Week 24 August
Sue Bird becomes the first WNBA player to be honoured with a statue. Chelsea using Trump to sell their World Club Cup commemorative merch. A mound visit with a difference.[…]
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Sporting Pictures of the Week 17 August
The World Games are taking place in China. Featuring sports that are not in the Olympics, including the most missed Olympic sport of them all. And Roller skating. 38 unanswered[…]
Sporting Pictures of the Week 10 August
We will always like bravery. Chris Woakes. Royal Porthcawl for the Women’s Open. Now that’s real golf Especially when it rains Proper bunker. Why does Mitch Santner seem so small?[…]
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Sporting Pictures of the Week 3 August
A week is a long time in a Lions tour. Here they are celebrating an iffy win the MCG. And then it rained; it really rained in Sydney. Editor’s note. […]
Sporting Pictures of the Week 27 July
This is cool. Fans in Berlin watch the Women’s Euro 2025 semi-final between Germany and Spain accompanied by live organ music instead of a TV commentator, The Open. We’ve all[…]
