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Tackling homophobia and transphobia in football with Angie Greene - PTE037

Warning: This episode contains language that some people may find offensive or distressing. Show Description Angie Greene's been surrounded by Professional Sport since she was a young kid. Her Pop, Frank Sedgman was a champion tennis player, her dad Russell is in the Australian Football League H…

Aussie tennis legend Frank Sedgman

We chat with 5 time grand slam singles winner Frank Sedgman about his career on and off the tennis court.  Frank won Wimbledon in 1952 and is the last male player to win all three disciplines (singles, doubles and mixed doubles) in the one tournament.  Frank talks about who was his toughest opponen…

Frank Sedgman is still enjoying life at 93

Frank Sedgman is one of the last surviving tennis greats from the golden age of the 1950s. For years, he was the world number one, and this year is the 70th anniversary of his first US Open victory.

Djokovic rules, Rybakina rises at Wimbledon, milestones for Hewitt and Sedgman

Novak Djokovic reigns supreme over Nick Kyrgios to win his seventh Wimbledon title, Elena Rybakina is the pride of Kazakhstan following her breakthrough maiden Grand Slam title win over Ons Jabeur — Mark Petchey joins The AO Show to review the 135th Championships, Todd Woodbridge sits down with Lle…

Angie Greene: Unapologetically fighting for inclusion and standing up for what matters most

Episode 8: Angie Greene   Angie Greene comes from Australian sporting royalty. But growing up, her extensive association with the world of men's sport and seeing how her brother Brent – who came out to her when she was 13 years old – was treated in sport, school and life, set her on a path and pa…

1951 Tennis Frank Sedgman

Today we revisit Australian tennis in the late 1940's and early 1950's via the feats of Frank Sedgman. Our main focus is the year 1951. With our recency bias we often don't stop to recall that Frank won 22 Grand Slam titles (including doubles & mixed doubles) in a five year period. He won the Grand…

This Day in Sports History: September 5

September is a significant month for sports fans. The start of football season highlights an entertaining four weeks. Over the years, Sept. 5 has witnessed notable sports moments and stories from legends of the game. Here’s a closer look at some of these. Unforgettable Games and Remarkable Reco…

This Day in Sports History: September 8

September is an exciting month for sports fans with MLB games, the start of the NFL and college football seasons, UFC battles, the Ryder Cup, and Formula 1 races. Over the years, Sept. 8 has seen many noteworthy moments and legendary sporting performances. Here’s a closer look at some of them. …

1957 Tennis Lew Hoad

The "Golden Boy" in the "Golden Era of Australian Tennis" was Lew Hoad. Born in the same month as Ken Rosewall in a neighbouring suburb of Sydney, the two would become best friends, rivals and double partners. Together they would win all of the major singles and doubles titles as well as the Davis …

Djokovic rules, Rybakina rises at Wimbledon, milestones for Hewitt and Sedgman

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Novak Djokovic reigns supreme over Nick Kyrgios to win his seventh Wimbledon title, Elena Rybakina is the pride of Kazakhstan following her breakthrough maiden Grand Slam title win over Ons Jabeur — Mark Petchey joins The AO Show to review the 135th Championships, Todd Woodbridge sits down with Lle…