It's like Hot Sauce, but for Sport. Yeah, that's Built Different 🔥 18+ Only
Joined June 2016
- Tweets35.2K
- Following50
- Followers17.7K
- Likes6K
After another century for Australia, is Josh Inglis now a guaranteed starter in Australia's best XI? 🇦🇺
Third Test, Day 1 recap 🏏
Boland dropped, Smith out, Australia win the toss and field. South Africa dominated early at 203-1... then Starc took the last six wickets (6-72) and the Proteas were all out for 329. 🫡
Day 2 is going to be HUGE!
🤖 Made with AI
AFL ROUND 1 SCHEDULE
Wednesday, March 17
Sydney v Geelong – 7:30pm
Thursday, March 18
Fremantle v Western Bulldogs – 8:10pm
Friday, March 19
Hawthorn v Brisbane – 7:40pm
Saturday, March 20
Richmond v Carlton – 12:35pm
Adelaide v GWS – 4:15pm
St Kilda v Collingwood – 7:40pm
Sunday, March 21
North Melbourne v Port Adelaide – 1:10pm
Melbourne v Essendon – 3:15pm
West Coast v Gold Coast – 6:10pm
All times AEDT.
The USA has its Sports Equinox today, with the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL and WNBA Playoffs all in action! 🇺🇸
But what would the ultimate AUSTRALIAN Sports Equinox look like? 🇦🇺
You've got to pick FOUR sports to be played on the same day.
What FOUR are you choosing? 👀
Good to see Zac Purton and Ka Ying Rising taking the wet track seriously for the Everest 🤿
🤖 Made with AI
The Bulldogs 2027 starting midfield of Bontempelli, Richards & Butters is the best starting trio since West Coast's Cousins, Kerr & Judd 🔥
Is the Western Bulldogs 2027 starting midfield of Bontempelli, Richards & Butters the best trio we've seen since West Coast had Cousins, Kerr & Judd? 👀
Rowan Marshall is finally free! The Saints receive pick 14, and Rowan gets his sanity back 😍
🤖 Made with AI
Good to see Craig Williams and Sir Delius taking Melbourne’s weather seriously ahead of the Turnbull Stakes 🤿
🤖 Made with AI
ON THIS DAY - October 2nd 2016
The Cronulla Sharks ended a 49 year wait, defeating Melbourne 14–12 to win their first ever NRL Premiership.
Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier met for the third and final time in “The Thrilla in Manila.”
In brutal heat in the Philippines, the two heavyweight legends went to war for 14 gruelling rounds before Frazier’s trainer stopped the fight, with his eyes badly swollen and vision severely impaired.
Ali won by TKO and collapsed to the canvas from exhaustion shortly after.
51 years later, it’s still remembered as one of the greatest and most brutal fights in boxing history.