Tour De France, the Early Years – Sports Bizarre

LIV Golf, the Saudi-backed rebel league, has filed for bankruptcy, ending a wild ride. Mick and Titus tell the entire story, from its inception to its collapse. Part two covers the build-up to the sho...

17 Sep 36min

LIV Golf, the Saudi-backed rebel league, has filed for bankruptcy, ending a wild ride. Mick and Titus tell the entire story, from its inception to its collapse. If you’d like more Sports Bizarre, beco...

15 Sep 43min

After building a stadium and successfully staging a heavyweight title fight, Hugh D. Macintosh sets his sights on promoting the biggest heavyweight fight of all time between Tommy Burns, the reigning ...

14 Sep 48min

Hugh Donald Macintosh barely attended school, but that didn't stop him from becoming the most well-known sports promoter in the world. From humble beginnings, he built an empire that spanned sport and...

6 Sep 43min

With day one done, things get hard, as the conga lines end and the skaters start dropping like flies, but as the days roll by, the impact on the skaters soon becomes evident. If you’d like more Sports...

30 Aug 43min

In 1885, Madison Square Garden announced its most ambitious sporting event ever, a six-day endurance roller skating race. What looked like fun soon turned out to be one of the most gruelling sporting ...

24 Aug 55min

For years, Anthony Gignac lived a life of luxury fit for a royal. He travelled in private jets or cars with diplomatic licence plates and carried business cards referring to himself as "Sultan". The o...

20 Aug 21min

When the First Fleet rocked up to Australia, they brought with them the sports of their homelands, although they weren't all the sports we know today. The sports needed to be quick and easy, and most ...

16 Aug 46min