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What's On in Wales - Your Ultimate Guide
MMA fans are in for a treat this August: the PFL is bringing a double-bill of welterweight and heavyweight playoffs to the UK – starting in Cardiff, and we've got a bunch of tickets up for grabs!
From the world's first para sport festival to bog snorkelling, there's something for all sport tastes this August in Wales.
In the aftermath of the Welsh men’s football team qualifying for their first World Cup finals since the 1950s, Chris Andrews talks to some of the fanbase; offers an overview of what’s come before and what could happen next.
An incredibly watchable football film that is not really about football at all, I Am Zlatan is a captivating look at the fine line between success and failure, hero and villain.
Cop Secret creator Hannes Þór Halldórsson, the former semi-pro goalie in Iceland, juggled shot-stopping – including for the national team – and film directing.
Well-intentioned sporting drama based on a true story that can’t help but stir the emotions, Jungle Cry sees 12 orphan boys travel from India to take part in 2007’s under-14s Rugby World Cup Championship in Wales.
Ticket to Ride from BikePark Wales opens up the sport to all in an easy and accessible way.
Tony Hawk: Until The Wheels Fall Off is an intimate and honest portrait that chronicles Hawk’s bumpy rise to fame – from a scrawny Californian teen to the height of his powers.
Ahead of the Welsh Masters, Hannah Collins spoke to Esports Wales' Founder John Jackson about the tournament, as well as the future of competitive gaming in Wales.
Who is Carwyn James? A new play at the Torch Theatre - and set to tour Wales - tells the sadly unsung story of the man who masterminded four victories against the All Blacks in the 70s.
The crash ball king who ruled the middle of the Welsh rugby field for nine years, Jamie Roberts doesn't hold back in Centre Stage.
What more can be said about Manchester United’s legendary former manager, Sir Alex Ferguson, who turns 80 this December? As it turns out, 256 pages more.
SIR ALEX FERGUSON: NEVER GIVE IN | FILM REVIEW Dir: Jason Ferguson (12A, 109 mins) This new documentary about British football’s most decorated manager is bookended by two very …
MATT PRITCHARD | INTERVIEW The latest episode in this boisterous Welshman’s developmental arc from stunt-performing health hazard skater to TV vegan finds him rowing across the Atlantic Ocean for …
IAN WRIGHT: HOME TRUTHS | WE’VE BEEN WATCHING The path to becoming a professional footballer at the highest level is tough, but it’s tougher for some than for others. …
HELEN JENKINS | INTERVIEW Carl Marsh grabbed a few moments with Bridgend’s double world champion triathlete and 2008, ‘12 and ‘16 Olympic Team GB member, as she prepared for …
10 THINGS TO DO | JANUARY 2021 Naysayers and sadsacks will tell you that right now, there is “nothing to do”, but there are things. Exactly 10 of them, …
THE GREEN MILE MOVEMENT | FEATURE If you go down to the park today, you’re sure of a big surprise – though this ain’t no teddy bears’ picnic. This. …
SOBER OCTOBER, WINTER WORKOUTS & FITNESS FANATICS | FEATURE If, while in lockdown, you are contemplating taking up kickboxing, have a burning desire to try cage fighting or feel …
AMERICAN MOVIE SHINE LIGHT ON WELSH SPORT After the success of hit Netflix sports documentary “The Last Dance” sports addicts have all been waiting for another “access all areas” …
Gareth Bale has announced his involvement in a new bar opening soon in Cardiff city centre. Par 59 – a unique entertainment venue encompassing a restaurant, bar and mini-golf course …
SPORTS ROUNDUP: MARCH Beware the ides of March. Beware, also, the possibility of cartwheeling into your TV screen or being doused in stadium lager in the midst of oval ball …
CARDIFF MERLINS At the forefront of championing the joys of baseball to the Welsh population, the Cardiff Merlins are fresh off a debut season in the South West Baseball League. …
SPORTS ROUNDUP | FEBRUARY No getting away from the big sporting tournament this month. Unless you’re a darts or snooker head, in which case it’s probably pretty easy. Owen Scourfield …
