Sport is just fodder for documentaries now
High-stakes “sportertainment” puts casual streamers and shareholders above fans and tradition.
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High-stakes “sportertainment” puts casual streamers and shareholders above fans and tradition.
ByLife is about endless upheavals, but some – like Harry Kane in lederhosen – are hard to take.
ByNick Compton had talent and a famous name, but the unforgiving sport both hid and exacerbated his insecurities.
ByEven with the Prem to distract me, I am still anxious about how the England women’s team are coping.
ByHow fitting, how healing, if it had been women who ended English football’s 57 years of hurt.
ByTalking about the game only makes the Labour leader and politicians look dumb.
ByFrom ball one the 20-year-old was in ebullient battle mode – tearing up the grass and flipping defiant defence into…
ByThe trailblazing agent is dedicated to nurturing talent from across the world – and supporting her rising stars in the…
ByWe are increasingly discovering the mental cost of the pressure the sports industry places on its stars.
ByIt is complex and it is gladiatorial – yet farce and comedy are never far away during even the most…
ByAs Russian competitors return to SW19, the Ukrainian player Sergiy Stakhovsky continues to fight on the front line.
ByThe commerce, scandal and violence of sport in the 1980s was a reflection of a ruthlessly individualist society.
ByWhen the former Yorkshire bowler Azeem Rafiq blew the whistle on racism, resignations and inquiries followed. Has anything changed?
ByAt Donald Trump’s golf club in Virginia, I watched new money hijack a venerable sport.
ByThe manager’s legacy in the world of football is unrivalled but, one by one, the aspects that made him easy…
ByMan City’s Ederson kicks off the long-awaited, much coveted 27th annual The Fan Awards…
BySince her US Open victory, the 20-year-old has been pursued by a hurricane of hype not remotely of her own…
ByThis year’s Wisden chronicles and fights back against the destruction of the summer game.
ByCampaigners recognise that sport can smash through the fourth wall in a way politics and debate never can.
ByIn August 1974, Carlisle United were top of the First Division. Fans still reminisce over when their lads stuffed one…
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