Boxing guru Terry McCormack backing Matty McHale to follow in Josh Taylor's footsteps
When Terry McCormack speaks about Scottish boxing it is always worth listening.
When Terry McCormack speaks about Scottish boxing it is always worth listening.
GIVEN only 10 nations will compete at the forthcoming T20 World Cup and Scotland are ranked 12th in the world, the narrative is clear.
Mixed martial artists spend more time than most in the company of medical staff making it perhaps not a huge surprise that one of them is considering it for a possible future career.
Still just 24 years old, Sarah Bryce seems far too young to have become battle-hardened by years of disappointment on the international front.
If you’re about to become responsible for bringing on the next generation of Scottish tennis stars then what better way to prepare than working closely with the best ever?
After the all the drama and fireworks of the opening contest earlier in the week, Australia wrapped up a T20I series win over Scotland with a victory that was a study in simplicity.
Any notion that Australia might take it easy on their first trip to Scotland for 11 years was brutally and quickly exposed as a myth on a chastening afternoon for the home side.
IT will be about 20 degrees cooler and there will be a lot less on the line but Scotland’s desire to win remains the same as they prepare for a reunion with Australia this week.
Dean Sutherland will always be an Aberdonian at heart but it is Glasgow where the super-welterweight has set up home for the time being.
Cricket’s elite tend to be spotted in Edinburgh about as often as Halley’s Comet making this week’s bilateral T20i series with Australia an occasion to be cherished.
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