Author: Lewis Wright

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Mutaz Essa Barshim: Has Athletics Found the Superstar it so Desperately Needs?

25th August 201725th August 2017 Lewis Wright 0 Comments Mo Farah, Mutaz Essa Barshim, sport, Track & Field, Usain Bolt, World Athletics Championships

Athletics has relied on the likes of Mo Farah and Usain Bolt for too long now. The question must be asked of who the sport turns to next.

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Alfie Hewett: Britain’s First Parisian Champion

19th June 201719th June 2017 Lewis Wright 0 Comments Alfie Hewett, British Tennis, Jelena Ostapenko, Lleyton Hewitt, Rafael Nadal, Roland Garros, Tennis

Alfie Hewett made history at Roland Garros 2017, but his triumph was soon forgotten – if ever known – by the majority.

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Noah Lyles: Remember the Name

15th May 201715th May 2017 Lewis Wright 0 Comments 200m, Adam Gemili, Athletics, IAAF, LaShawn Merritt, Noah Lyles, sport, US Track and Field, Usain Bolt

Already well known in US track & field circles, 19 year-old Noah Lyles announced himself on the world stage on

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France 0-2 Spain: What did we learn?

30th March 2017 Lewis Wright 0 Comments FIFA World Cup, football, France, spain, UEFA European Championships

In the aftermath of one of the more glamour friendlies of international football, it is time to assess the potential impact that France’s tie with Spain could have on the future of the ‘beautiful game’.

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Tom Lawrence: The Welsh Wizard Setting the Championship Alight

6th February 20176th February 2017 Lewis Wright 0 Comments football, Ireland, leicester city, manchester united, premier league, Wales

Now representing his eighth team in just three years, it would appear that 23-year old Welshman Tom Lawrence has finally

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Six Nations 2017 Preview: Is a Second ‘Grand Slam’ on the Cards for England?

3rd February 20173rd February 2017 Lewis Wright 0 Comments Conor O'Shea, Eddie Jones, England, France, Grand Slam, Gregor Townsend, Guy Novas, Ireland, Italy, Jacques Brunel, Joe Schmidt, Rob Howley, rugby, Scotland, Six Nations, Vern Cotter, Wales, Warren Gatland

With less than 24 hours remaining until Scotland host Ireland in the opening fixture of the 2017 Six Nations tournament

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Joshua Ward-Hibbert: An Incredible Talent or Another that was Let Go? 

19th January 201714th January 2017 Lewis Wright 0 Comments Basketball, British Basketball, British Tennis, Derby Trailblazers, Joshua Ward-Hibbert, Leicester Riders, Nick Kyrgios, Tennis, Wimbledon

A former Grand Slam Champion as a junior, Britain’s Joshua Ward-Hibbert is preparing to compete on a very different court,

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The Best FIFA Football Awards 2016: More to it than just Cristiano Ronaldo

16th January 201713th January 2017 Lewis Wright 0 Comments Antoine Griezmann, Carli Lloyd, Claudio Ranieri, Cristiano Ronaldo, Falcao, FIFA, football, Jerome Boateng, Mohd Faiz Subri, Silvia Neid

Cristiano Ronaldo might have topped an unprecedented year by becoming The Best FIFA Men’s Player of 2016, but there were

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The end of an era: England and Arsenal star Kelly Smith retires from football

13th January 201713th January 2017 Lewis Wright 0 Comments arsenal, England, FA Cup, FIFA Women's World Cup, football, Kelly Smith, UEFA Women's Championship

England’s record goal scorer Kelly Smith has retired from football at the age of 38, having scored 46 goals for

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Africa Cup of Nations 2017: how AFCON 2017 could shape the Premier League Table

5th January 20175th January 2017 Lewis Wright 0 Comments AFCON 2017, African Cup of Nations, Algeria, Andre Ayew, arsenal, chelsea, Crystal Palace, Egypt, Gabon 2017, Ghana, Ivory Coast, leicester city, liverpool, manchester city, manchester united, premier league, West Ham United, Wilfried Zaha

With the January transfer window now well underway, it could be the league’s absences rather than its additions which have

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