Latest Sports Interviews from South Africa

Soccer Latest Interviews 

Soccer in South Africa is more than just a sporting code. Through the PSL and Bafana Bafana, South Africa has a real cultural relevance in the South African context. From some of the biggest domestic encounters like the Soweto Derby to the international stage – soccer is the lifeblood of the South African people.

Cricket Latest Interviews 

The Proteas have slowly but surely begun to buy back the confidence and support of the South African public. For a long time, they were considered a side which lacked the confidence and belief to compete at the highest level, but today they are a national side which represents the South African society well. 

The inclusion of tournaments such as the Betway SA20 has further fanned the cricket flame in the country – bringing some of the most exciting cricket, biggest promotions and larger than life names from the world of cricket to our doorstep.
 

Rugby Latest Interviews 

Through Rassie Erasmus and his coaching staff, the Springboks have endeared themselves to the South African public. They have underlined the power and ability often associated with this rugby nation and given their back-to-back Rugby World Cup wins, who is to argue against them?

On the local front, rivalries between provinces are still at an all-time high and are now contested within an international context with the induction of the United Rugby Championships. 

MMA Latest Interviews 

The Extreme Fighting Championship (EFC) remains a competitive and viable MMA platform for many local fighters to make a name for themselves and possibly look to springboard into the international market. 

Speaking of which, Dricus Du Plessis has flown the South African flag proudly in the UFC essentially paving the way for many other fighters to follow in his path. 
 

Olympics Latest Interviews 

The Olympics will always be something close to the heart of the South African public. With past legends entrenching this nation as a competitor in the water, on the track or on the sport field at the Games – a new dawn has broken for youngsters like Bayanda Walaza and Tlotliso Leotlela.