TheBounce Pod

There is no way around it really, the Proteas are the team to win the Cricket World Cup. Ben tells you why, before looking ahead to the Europa League final between Arsenal and Chelsea. The latest from the French Open, and P Divvy fired as Zimbabwean coach.

On the wrong tyres, with a chasing pack, Lewis Hamilton again shows his class with yet another win. The French Open has begun, but more importantly the Cricket World Cup is just 3 days away now. The wrap-up of the Super Rugby weekend, and the BlitzBoks qualify for the 2020 Olympic Games.

Raheem Sterling is looking to help the Premier League increase its efforts against racism, and it makes a lot of sense. Mercedes gear up for another 1/2, this time in Monaco, the weekend ahead for Super Rugby, plus a look at the opening matches at the Cricket World Cup.

Sport really is an endless stream of entertainment and drama. Ben does his best in bringing that all to you on an extended edition of TheBounce Pod here. Gord mostly interrupts and waffles on for far too long, but all in all you won't find a better review in all of sports broadcasting.

While all the big names had a bit of a battle at Bethpage, defending PGA Champ Brooks Koepka shot a dominant 63 and is the man to beat. More troubled times for Ajax Cape Town. Your Super Rugby weekend ahead, FA Cup final, and Caster Semenya won't line up in Stockholm for the next Diamond League meeting.

As expected in the lead-up to the Rugby World Cup, the player exodus is happening, especially for the Bulls. England providing a glimpse of what's to come score-wise at the Cricket World Cup, UEFA really looking to ban Man City now, and a preview of the PGA Championship.

Man City do the necessary and with that it's oh so close for Liverpool again with league success. Sundowns do the same in the PSL, Mercedes get another predictable 1/2 in Spain, the latest from SupeRugby, the IPL is finally over, and Djokovic dominates in the dirt of Madrid.

The greatest week in football placed English football in the spotlight like never before. It's an all English final in the Champions League, plus the Europa League. And the EPL title gets decided this weekend! The same for the PSL, then onto some cricket 20 days out from the World Cup, and Caster Semenya told by the IAAF that she is welcome to run in men's events.

Caster Semenya runs away with things once more in the 800m Diamond League final in Doha, making tempers flare (again) over the IAAF's ruling which now prevents her from competing. Ben puts this all into perspective with some sobering bottom lines. The latest from the EPL top 4 title race, 24 days until the Cricket World Cup and the weekend's wrap of SupeRugby.

The top four of the English Premier League continues to deliver on the drama, although Arsenal disappointing their fans is doing that all by themselves. Pirates stay top of the PSL, another Mercedes 1-2 this time at Baku, injuries starting to mount up with SA Super Rugby players, and a female golfer takes a break from social media because of hurtful comments.