Sporting pictures of the Week :- 11 May
Age is just a number. Gerro Porteno life time fans in Paraguay. Here is your national cricket team captain relaxing before a World Cup by almost swimming with a dry[…]
Tagged: tennis
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Sporting pictures of the Week :- 8 March
In another tough week there’s something cool about a photo of Afghani girls practicing taekwondo. What a night for Sergio Ramos. Missed the 2nd leg because he got deliberately yellow[…]
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Sporting pictures of the Week :- 8 February
Bless. You’re the team mascot and you’re watching your team being eliminated from the Super Smash, so you go to the scoreboard to make sure. And this is pretty much[…]
Sporting pictures of the Week :- 1 February
For all those upset about Naomi Osaka missing her moment in New York last year, here she is in Melbourne. And a really cool photo op afterwards; got to love[…]
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Sporting pictures of the Week :- 25 January
The shot of the week. And the mayor there thinks people should just close their eyes and bat on. The Barmy Army in Bridgetown, Barbados. If you’re going to watch[…]
Sporting pictures of the Week :- 18 January
Many people are seeing this photo as some kind of epitaph. Murray is made of tough stuff, and international tennis will be less interesting if and when he retires. Simona[…]
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Sporting pictures of the Week :- 11 January
The annual Chicago Blackhawks winter series. It was a painful time for Connor Murphy though. Not sure what Josh Hart is up to here. Instagram Influencer Genie Bouchard turned up[…]
Genie’s Army
By Aiden McLaughlin If I told you that Jiri Vesely was ranked 88th in the world in Men’s tennis, then I’m assuming most of you wouldn’t know him if he stood[…]
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Sporting pictures of the Week :- 12 October
Good grief; Peter Siddle is back, and that’s not even a banana. In the end Australia held on for a plucky draw, and it’s a shame there weren’t more people[…]
When Emotion and Contempt hit the net
By The Spotter Victimisation. When it’s perceived, the level of affrontedness could possibly be seismic. Add to that, on a world stage with millions watching on, there’s only one way it’s going to[…]
