Move over, Tyson-Paul—Taylor vs. Serrano’s rematch stole the show. Two warriors, 60 million viewers, and a fight that changed everything. This isn’t just a story about boxing; it’s about how one fight proved women’s sports can dominate the spotlight.
What kind of person must you be to throw yourself off sheer 40-foot drops in the desert? For the first time in its 23-year history, audacious female athletes stand shoulder to shoulder with their male counterparts, making their mark on freeride’s biggest stage: Red Bull Rampage.
Why is 2025 a landmark year for women’s rugby? England’s Maggie Alphonsi MBE and Hannah Botterman delve into the evolution of the sport, the joy of the game, and what the Women’s Rugby World Cup means for rugby and women’s sport.
What happens in Riyadh doesn’t stay in Riyadh… Golf brought me to the Saudi capital, and the discoveries beyond the fairways were a welcome surprise.
Freediving is a sport fraught with danger, yet it fosters a community that transcends boundaries. British freediver Ruth Osborn and Kuwait’s Zainab Alwazzan reveal the sisterhood forged in the depths.
What happens when you fill a room with industry leaders from the world of women’s sports? We headed to Google HQ for the RAISE Women’s Sport Conference to dive into the exciting progress being made and tackle the real challenges ahead, driving lasting change for women’s sports.
From hosting a Rolex Grand Slam of Show Jumping Major to inspiring local school children, Spruce Meadows champions both world-class sport and community connections. We meet Linda Southern-Heathcott to find out how she keeps this iconic venue thriving.
How does one travel with a hammer?! Our latest obsession is the hammer throw—a sport few will experience firsthand. We chat with British champion Anna Purchase about the unique challenges of mastering this sport, LA2028 and the art of packing a hammer!
From the spotlight of the stage to the quiet moments of motherhood, Claire Calvert dances through life with grace and determination. Discover how she expertly balances the demands of a top ballet career with the joys and challenges of raising a family.
Sport is sport, athletes are athletes. But I’ve been questioning if my admiration for Paralympians carries a hint of patronisation. Are societal attitudes clouding how we truly celebrate their achievements?
