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Sport is not a matter of life and death.... it’s more important than that! Tony Grundy and Andy Callaghan are Null & Void hosts of the 4TheNow sports podcast.

  1. HACE 2 DÍAS

    Treble Triumph, Family Feud and Saving Henley’s Rowing Legacy

    This week, we’re serving up a packed show full of drama,surprises, and sporting milestones from around the globe. We start with the Rugby League Grand Final-and Hull KR have done it! In front of nearly 69,000 fans at Old Trafford, they stunned Wigan Warriors with a dominant 24–6 victory, completing a historic treble. Mikey Lewis was electric, scoring the opening try and earning the Rob Burrow Award for player of the match.  In the Women’s Cricket World Cup South Africa stunned India in a thrilling upset, while England’s Sophie Ecclestone spun them to victory over Sri Lanka with a masterclass in bowling. We say a big farewell to a Lioness, as Millie Bright, a stalwart of England’s defence, announces her retirement from international football. In one of the most extraordinary stories tennis has seen, Valentin Vacherot, ranked 204th in the world, came through qualifying and defeated Novak Djokovic in the semis before beating his own cousin Arthur Rinderknech in the final of the Shanghai Masters. Vacherot’s win makes him the lowest-ranked player ever to win a Masters 1000 title. Our guest section this week sees the return of Barry Wood,our very first guest from Episode 1, who joins us to ask listeners for their help in his passionate campaign to save the artefacts and the iconic Redgrave & Pinsent statue in Henley, following the closure of the River & Rowing Museum.

    54 min

  2. 9 OCT

    Bugs stop play, another double hole in one and Robins close on treble.

    At the Women’s Cricket World Cup, play was bizarrely haltedduring the India vs Pakistan match—not for rain, but for a bug invasion! A swarm of insects forced players off the pitch and brought out the fumigation squad in one of the strangest stoppages we’ve seen. In golf, Gavin Bourne hit two holes in one in the first round of a competition in Droitwich. The odds of this happening are over 67 million to one, and we’ve brought you two in one year!! It was a golden week for Team GB at the World Para AthleticsChampionships in New Delhi. Hannah Cockroft led the charge with a triple gold, while Aled Davies and Dan Pembroke defended their titles in style. And in rugby league, Hull Kingston Rovers are still on trackfor the treble after a gritty semi-final win over St Helens in the Super League Play-Offs. We preview their final – a rematch of last year’s game against Wigan. We also have football, rugby union, tennis and a new recordat the Cardiff Half Marathon.

    38 min

  3. 2 OCT

    Twickenham Record Crowd, New York Disgraceful Crowd and Palace Happy Crowd!

    Welcome to Episode 217 of Null & Void, where sport delivers drama across every discipline. The Red Roses lifted the Rugby World Cup at Twickenham,powering past Canada in front of a record 81,885 crowd. We are joined by golf expert Andy Wild to take us through how Europe silenced a hostile New York crowd to win the Ryder Cup, with nerves of steel and a touch of class. Crystal Palace stunned Liverpool with a 97th-minute winner,ending their perfect start and climbing to third in the Premier League. And in Rwanda, Tadej Pogačar conquered brutal climbs to win his second straight world title at the Cycling World Championships—held on African soil for the first time ever. We have lots more including Rugby League, Tennis, Cricket and more. A truly World Champion episode!

    56 min

  4. 25 SEP

    Red Roses into Final, Ryder Cup Roars, Athletics Medals and Farewell Dickie Bird

    This week on the Null & Void Sports Podcast:The Red Roses storm into the Women’s Rugby World Cup Final, we preview the drama and rivalries of the Ryder Cup, and pay tribute to legendary cricket umpire Dickie Bird. Plus, medal winning performances at the World AthleticsChampionships as Georgia Hunter-Bell claims silver whilst Keeley Hodgkinson and Katerina Johnson-Thompson take bronze.

    48 min

  5. 18 SEP

    World Cup Heartbreaks, Cycling Heroics and Golf’s Unusual Hoods

    First up this week, we cover the Women’s Rugby WorldCup Quarter Finals, where the top four teams—England, France, New Zealand, and Canada—powered through to the semis. France edged past Ireland in a bruising battle, but the headlines were stolen by flanker Axelle Berthoumieu, whoapparently mistook Aoife Wafer’s arm for a baguette! The bite went unnoticed during the match, but World Rugby sank its teeth into the incident afterwards, handing Berthoumieu a 9-match ban. Then, to cycling in Spain, where the final stage of La Vuelta a España was abandoned in extraordinary scenes. Pro-Palestinian protesters brought the peloton to a halt in Madrid, forcing organisers to cancel the stage and podium ceremony. Jonas Vingegaard was crowned champion,but not in the way anyone expected. We also pay tribute to a true warrior of the ring. Theboxing world is mourning the tragic passing of Ricky Hatton, aged just 46. We reflect on his legacy and memories of him as a youngster. And finally, a moment of pure golfing chaos at the BMWPGA Championship—Adrien Saddier’s ball took a detour into a spectator’s hood, saving him from a watery hazard. We’ll talk about the bizarre, the lucky, and the laughter that followed. We also have all the latest from tennis, cricket, rugby league and the Athletics World Championships. All that and more, right here on Null & Void.

    47 min

  6. 11 SEP

    Tennis Triumphs, World Cup Drama and the Quirkiest Championship of All!

    This week we start with the US Open Tennis Finals,where Carlos Alcaraz and Aryna Sabalenka etched their names deeper into tennis history. Alcaraz claimed his second US Open title and Aryna Sabalenka went back-to-back Then it’s over to the Women’s Rugby World Cup where England, Canada, New Zealand, and France all won their final games to top their pools with perfect records, the stage is now set for quarter finals full of promise and powerhouse clashes. From the pitch and track we finish with the pebbles—as wehead to Easdale Island for the wonderfully quirky World Stone Skimming Championships, where technique, flair, and a bit of luck decide who skips to glory. And finally, our Football Correspondent Billy Carr returnsto share his thoughts on England’s new era under Thomas Tuchel, and previewing the Premier League season—from tactical shifts to title predictions. We also have all the latest from England’s cricket seriesagainst South Africa, the start of football’s WSL, Formula 1 from Monza and cycling’s tours. So whether you're here for the finesse of tennis, the ferocity of rugby, or the fun of stone skimming, or any of our other sports - Episode 214 has something for every fan.

    1 h y 1 min

  7. 4 SEP

    Lord’s Fireworks, World Cup Rucks & US Open Drama

    This week on Null & Void, we’re serving up a massive dose of sporting excitement! Cricket’s Hundred Finals delivered fireworks at Lord’s, as the Oval Invincibles clinched their third consecutive title in style, defeating the Trent Rockets by 26 runs. Will Jacks smashed a blistering 72, while Nathan Sowter spun his way to Player of the Match with 3 crucial wickets. And in the women’s final, the Northern Superchargers claimed their first title, with Annabel Sutherland sealing the win with a six in front of aroaring crowd of over 22,000. In the Women’s Rugby World Cup, seven of the eight quarter-final spots are locked in. England, Scotland, Canada, New Zealand, Ireland, South Africa, and France are through, with the final spot hanging in the balance between Australia and the USA after a thrilling 31-31 draw. It all comes down to this weekend’s pool deciders. At  Flushing Meadows, the second week of the US Tennis  Open is serving up serious drama. Novak Djokovic is into the semis after a hard-fought win over Taylor Fritz, setting up a blockbuster clash with Carlos Alcaraz. On the women’s side, Naomi Osaka is back in form, Jessica Pegula is through, andAryna Sabalenka advances after Marketa Vondrousova’s injury withdrawal. We also have the latest from the Premier League football,the Grand Final of Athletics’ Diamond League, the Dutch F1 Grand Prix and Cycling’s Vuelta Espana. This episode has something for every sports lover. Tune in and get your weekly fix.

    45 min

  8. 28 AGO

    Rugby Fireworks in Sunderland, Fleetwood’s Fairway Finish, and US Tennis Open Insights

    We begin in Sunderland, where the 2025 Women’sRugby World Cup roared into life at the Stadium of Light. A record crowd of 42,723 witnessed hosts England deliver a commanding performance in the tournament’s opening match against the USA. The other home nations were in action, with Scotland winning their vital pool game against Wales, and Ireland opening with a win over Japan. Over in Atlanta, Tommy Fleetwood finally claimed his first PGA Tour victory-after 164 PGA Tour starts, 44 top-10 finishes, and six runner-up heartbreaks. And what a way to do it. Atthe Tour Championship, Fleetwood delivered a composed and clinical performance to finish 18-under par, winning by three stroke In cricket, the race for the Hundred play-offs is into the final week – we’ll break down the key fixtures, latest results, and what each team needs to do to stay in contention. And with the US Open now underway, we’re joined bytennis coaches Justin Cook and his daughter Libby, who bring their expert analysis on the early games, British prospects, and who they think could go all the way in Flushing Meadows. So whether you’re courtside, pitchside, or tuning in from home – this is your all-access pass to another great week in sport!

    57 min
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Sport is not a matter of life and death.... it’s more important than that! Tony Grundy and Andy Callaghan are Null & Void hosts of the 4TheNow sports podcast.

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