Ever since my dad used to let me stay up late to watch boxing with him, even at a young age it fascinated and excited me. I’ve great memories of watching the drama unfold with my old man and would have loved to hear what he made of some of the blockbuster fights of the last few years.
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France bid the Olympic Games adieu last night. Aside from the odd hiccup, the fortnight of competitions offered the world awe-inspiring entertainment.
Thorpe was England’s best batsman of the 1990s and, at the turn of the century, quite possibly the best batsman in the world.
An opening ceremony that claimed to be “inclusive” pointedly excluded the world’s 2.4 billion Christians and its 1.5 billion Sunni Muslims too.
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