Get all the latest interviews with the biggest names in sport and hear the hard-hitting opinions you can't ignore.

Get all the latest interviews with the biggest names in sport and hear the hard-hitting opinions you can't ignore.

2GB Wide World of Sports

Wide World of Sports is a brand sports lovers know and love and now it has its very own radio show.

Each weekday, leading sports broadcaster Adam Hawse will be joined by some of the biggest names to have taken to the sporting field, and we’ll be checking in with all your favourite teams.

It’s the show sports fans can’t miss, with the opinions you want to hear and all the breaking news as it comes to hand.

Wide World of Sports is a brand sports lovers know and love and now it has its very own radio show.
Each weekday, leading sports broadcaster Adam Hawse will be joined by some of the biggest names to have taken to the sporting field, and we&rsquo;ll be checking in with all your favourite teams.
It&rsquo;s the show sports fans can&rsquo;t miss, with the opinions you want to hear and all the breaking news as it comes to hand.

Rugby League Players Association CEO Clint Newton addresses 18th man debate

Missed out on the full show with Adam Hawse? Catch up here!

Missed out on the full show with Adam Hawse? Catch up here!

Wide World Of Sports - Thursday 12th February 2026

Sydney FC captain Ryan Grant dismisses "panic stations" after recent losses, urging fans to spend their Valentine’s Day at Allianz Stadium for a critical top-six "six-pointer" against Adelaide United.

Sydney FC captain Ryan Grant dismisses "panic stations" after recent losses, urging fans to spend their Valentine&rsquo;s Day at Allianz Stadium for a critical top-six "six-pointer" against Adelaide United.

Valentine’s Day showdown - skipper Ryan Grant issues call to arms for Sydney FC

Maori coach Adam Blair explains why this clash is essential for reconnecting players with their heritage and sharing a "well overdue" moment with the Maori Queen.

He argues the game must stay in its current slot because it provides a unique world stage for the next generation of superstars to represent their people.

Maori coach Adam Blair explains why this clash is essential for reconnecting players with their heritage and sharing a "well overdue" moment with the Maori Queen.
He argues the game must stay in its current slot because it provides a unique world stage for the next generation of superstars to represent their people.

Rugby League Players Association CEO Clint Newton addresses 18th man debate

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