De Beer’s American dream
Former South African athlete Gerhard de Beer is chasing a career in gridiron, writes MARK ETHERIDGE in the lastest issue of SportsClub magazine. (more…)
Former South African athlete Gerhard de Beer is chasing a career in gridiron, writes MARK ETHERIDGE in the lastest issue of SportsClub magazine. (more…)
Controversial new rulings on female testosterone levels threaten to derail the athletics superstar’s career, writes Gary Lemke in the latest SportsClub magazine. (more…)
Throwback to April 2015 and a feature published in Business Day Sport Monthly by GARY LEMKE on Kevin Anderson, who has reached a career-high No 5 in the world rankings after finishing runner-up at Wimbledon. (more…)
The World Cup offers players the chance to shine on the world’s biggest stage. If they are able to perform they are often thrust into the limelight with a big move once the tournament is done, but it doesn’t always work out as planned.
The 2018 Fifa World Cup has come and gone but the events over the last month will live long in the memory of those who enjoyed all the action.
How do you replace someone who’s averaged 50 goals a year over nine seasons? Back in 2009, when Cristiano Ronaldo joined Real Madrid, Manchester United learned how hard it can be when they slumped to second place after three league titles in a row. (more…)
The Opta data reveal a number of records and outstanding statistics that underpin World Cup 2018’s claim to being one of the best ever.
Max Verstappen’s record-breaking arrival in Formula One has been the stuff of dreams, writes RAY LEATHERN in the latest issue of SportsClub magazine. (more…)
SportsClub selects the World Cup team of the Tournament as France’s World Cup Champions make their mark, writes DEAN WORKMAN.
A young French team looks to make history against Croatia’s Golden Generation, who are aiming to win the nation’s first-ever World Cup when the two sides face off in Moscow, writes DEAN WORKMAN.