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We spoke to Xolisani "Nomeva" Ndongeni who is in the US ahead of Friday’s fight against Devin "The Dream" Haney who is touted as the next Floyd Mayweather Jr. We also profiled Keegan Peterson who plays for the Knights after his superb double centuries against the Cape Cobras in the 4-Day Domestic Series where he scored 161 in his first innings and an unbeaten 165 in the second innings. We also caught up with Proteas Convener of selectors Linda Zondi ahead of third and final Test against Pakistan starting at the Wanderers tomorrow and we will also got his thoughts on the ODI squad that was announced to also take on Pakistan ahead of the world cup.

Former Boxing SA CEO Moffat Qithi who has won his case via the CCMA against BSA for unfair dismissal and addition Boxing SA must pay Qithi R4 million and we spoke to his lawyer Gugu Madlanga first. We also spoke to Moffat Qithi on the award for Boxing SA to reinstate him. Xolisani "Nomeva" Ndongeni is in the US ahead of Friday’s fight against Devin "The Dream" Haney who is touted as the next Floyd Mayweather Jr and we previewed the fight with Boxing Promoter Andile 'Ace' Sidinile. We also reflected on the world title fights of South Africans Hekkie Budler and Moruthi Mthalane who were both fighting in China on December 31 and our guest was Collin Nathan.

Today we asked what does it take to become a football commentator as part of our Careers in Sport feature every Tuesdays and renownedEnglish football commentator Martin Taylor shared with us his journey as well Michael Abrahamson who has covered the FIFA World Cup and the 2004 Athens Olympics amongst others. The legendary broadcaster Dumile Mateza was our guest as we asked whether our commentators are on the right track or not compared to their counterparts around the world.

Springbok Captain Siya Kolisi has caused a stir after he said that former President Nelson Mandela wouldn’t have supported the quota system in rugby while in Japan during recent trip and we’ll get thoughts of Tiso BlackStar Reporter Khanyiso Tshwaku.

We caught up with former Manchester United and Bafana Bafana midfielder Quinton Fortune as part of our #FlashbackFridays Feature.

: Our first stop was in Grahamstown where the News Years Cup is currently underway where the winner will walk away with R100 000 and we’ll speak to the tournament’s chairman Luyanda Papu. KwaMahlobo Games are celebrating 22 years this year and we caught up with the co-founder of the tournament Patrick Ntenjwa. La Liga have joined hands with both KwaMahlobo Games and New Years Cup we spoke about the business side of why they decided partner with these two games. We’ll speak to the Director of La Liga Africa Antonio Barradas. Mamelodi Sundowns and Bafana Bafana midfielder Sibusiso Vilakazi who is a product of the Discovery Walter Sisulu Soccer Challenge was our guest. Our last stop was in Tembisa where we spoke to the founder of the Philly’s Games Philly Mathebula who is celebrating the 27th anniversary of the games this year and the winner will pocket an amazing R200 000.

Boxing Wednesdays: We heard from SABC Sport Reporter Monwabisi Jimlongo, who was at the memorial service of Gabula "Slashing Tiger" Vabaza. We were also joined by IBF flyweight champion Moruti Mthalane ahead of his title defence on New Years Eve. Our main guest was WBF Lightweight champion Xolisani 'Nomeva' Ndongeni, he joined us live in Studio.

We opened the show with Manchester United correspondent and football writer Jim White, following Jose Mourinho sacking. Sports Editor of The Voice and founder of Football Black List Rodney Hinds joined us to discuss the alleged racial abuse suffered by Man City midfielder Raheem Sterling recently. We also looked at the upcoming Boxing Day test between Proteas and Pakistan with Alviro Petersen. For careers in sport we were joined by Sports Medicine Physician and Head of Medical at English club AFC Bournemouth Dr Craig Roberts.

We got an update from Ashwin Willemse's lawyer Nqobizitha Mlilo after it was confirmed that the SA Human Rights Commission will take over his case against SuperSport. We also received some promising news about the health of Phil Masinga from Buddha Mathathe. SABC Sport reporter Lethabo Kganyago gave us details of what happened at Baroka FC trophy parade. Department of Sport and Recreation spokesperson Vuyo Mhaga talked to us about their ministry's stand on SA hosting 2019 Afcon. Lastly we caught up with Kagiso Rabada of Jozi Stars.

We opened the show by catching up with CT Blitz batsman Quinton de Kock ahead of the finals on Sunday. We also discussed Black Leopards boss David Thidiela’s letter to SAFA about the NSL with City Press Sports Editor Sbu Mseleku. Our flash back Friday guest was former Springbok lock Bakkies Botha.

We caught up with Springboks and Lions winger Aphiwe Dyantyi after a great 2018 he's had. We then looked at the appointment of Pote Human as Blue Bulls head coach with Vata Ngobeni. We also discussed the Ministerial Committee of Inquiry into the governance of SASCOC that was released last week - Former Sports Administrator Dr Ali Bacher was our guest. For Business of Sport we were join by Netball SA president Cecilia Molokwane, talking about South Africa's bid to host the 2023 Netball World cup.

We caught up with ABU cruiserweight Champion Thabiso Mchunu after his title victory against Thomas Oosthuizen. We also paid tribute to former SA flyweight Gabula Vabaza who passe away in East London on Wednesday night. His aunt Siya Vabaza - Booi joined us. Our main guest was legendary boxer Welcome Ncita, joining us from our SABC Studios in Bisho.

Tonight we opened the show with 15-year-old Yaruv Premlall, who became the youngest Golfer to compete at the SA Open. His father Raakesh Premlall also joined us. We also heard from SABC Spokesperson Neo Momodu about the PSL matches broadcast rights for Radio. Baroka FC chairman Mr Khurishi Mpahlele and SABC Commntator Mluleki Ntsabo also joined us on the show. SABC Sport Commentator Reggie Ndlovu joined us to talk about his full match commentary in the 2018 Telkom Knock-out final.

Tonight we opened the show with your reaction, following Kaizer Chiefs firing their coach and assistant coach. SABC Sport senior reporter Velile Mnyandu helped us look at these breaking news. Marc Strydom joined us to discuss the PSL matches blackout on SABC radio stations. On our flash back friday feature we were joined by former Bafana Bafana defender Nasief Morris

We looked at the bizarre story of Team SA having to sleep on the floor because of logistical issues in Botswana where the team will take part in the 2018 Region V Games. We spoke to Team SA’s Chef de Mission Isaac Mdaka. We also heard from the Mayor of Johannesburg Herman Mashaba about the positive aspects of the South African Open coming to Johannesburg. The Soweto Country Club will become the official legacy project, we spoke to manager Bongi Mokaba. We also put a sportlight on disability sport, Reinhardt Hamman joined us.