Te Arahi Maipi & Melodie Robinson debate three hot footy topics of the week, as the legendary judging panel of Stacey Jones, Buck Shelford & Tony Kemp decide who has the best argument.

They're both training up to seven days a week for hours at a time, have chosen their outfits and have had their noses bloodied - and they're ready for tomorrow night's fight.

Former Olympic swimmer Alison Fitch talks to Herald on Sunday sports journalist Andrew Alderson about being part of the London team's support staff, the prospects of New Zealand's swimmers and organizing a spot to watch her beloved Chiefs if they make the Super Rugby final.

After the weigh-in at Auckland's Sky City today before tomorrow's heavyweight bout at the same venue, Kiwi Cameron, who until now has been nonchalant in the face of American Barrett's provocation, finally let rip.

CAMPER takes the lead at Raz Cape in the early stages of the final leg of the Volvo Ocean Race from Lorient to Galway.

Te Arahi Maipi & Melodie Robinson debate three hot footy topics of the week. With the legendary judging panel of Stacey Jones, Buck Shelford & Tony Kemp deciding who makes the best point.

American Monte Barrett was in good spirits during a short gym session in downtown Auckland this morning, held to publicise next Thursday's heavyweight fight against New Zealander Cameron at the Sky City Convention Centre.

Filmed at 1000fps with the $250,000 Phantom Flex camera in Village Roadshow Studios on the Gold Coast, Australia, this shoot combines one of the world's best BMX riders, Kyle Baldock, throwing down a handful of incredible next level tricks to give an all new perspective of BMX. Following his dreams of being the best in BMX, Kyle has won multiple Dew Tour events and is regarded as one of the biggest threats to take home a gold medal at the X Games in Los Angeles.

Star class sailor "Kiwi Jim" Turner talks to Herald on Sunday sports journalist Andrew Alderson about going to his first Games, sailing in a field full of world champions, getting a New Zealand passport for the first time and learning the haka as a rite of passage.

The Irish rugby team discuss last week's play and their tactics for this weekend's game at a conference held in conjunction with Ireland's captain's run.

Boil Up, the sport show with balls has three hot footy topics to debate. Te Arahi Maipi & Melodie Robinson go head to head as the two judges, Tony Kemp & guest stars decide who shall be the victor.

Join Eric Thompson form the New Zealand herald and motorsport expert Bob McMurray as they discuss the world of motorsport and especially F1 and the upcoming WRC Rally of New Zealand.

Herald sports writers Gregor Paul and Wynne Gray give expert opinion and analysis of the All Black selections from Steve Hansen, the new wingers in offer, and what chance are the Irish team to claim a victory against New Zealand after 107 years of effort.

All Blacks coach Steve Hansen kept his promise to alter his side for the third test against Ireland, but a couple of injuries have also forced his hand. Hansen has made six changes for the final test in Hamilton, with Dan Carter and Kieran Reid among those sitting out the dead rubber.

Piri Weepu has a slight injury cloud and keen for a start against the rampaging Irish while Aaron Cruden and Tamati Ellison are keen to break into the starting fifteen to prove their worth to Steve Hansen.

Join Ben Brown, Rafa Ortiz, Rush Sturges and Jared Meehan on an epic 35-day expedition that spans both islands of New Zealand. The team travels over 8000km, paddles for 24 days and descends 17 rivers, leading to the discovery of remote, new kayaking frontiers. The adventure is Red Bull Flow Hunters, a journey that bonds a team together, literally for their lives. This short clip offers a glimpse into what the Red Bull Flow Hunters Project is all about.

"You go into these places, and if you let your guard down for a second, that will kill ya". A 35 day adventure that spans both islands of New Zealand, sees the team travel over 8000km, paddle for 24 days and descend.

All Black Asst coach Ian Foster briefs the media from inside the camp in Hamilton as the team prepares for the 3rd match against the Irish, Andrew Hore tells how the All Black scrum 'crumbled'and has to improve for New Zealand to win.

Line Of Sight is a rare view into underground bicycle messenger racing which has become a global phenomenon. For over a decade Lucas Brunelle has been riding with the fastest, most skilled urban cyclists around the world while capturing all the action with his customized helmet cameras to bring you along for the ride. This is bike riding like you've never seen before, in gripping first-person perspective through the most hectic city streets, on expressways in Mexico City, over the frozen Charles River, under the Mediterranean Sea, across the Great Wall of China and deep into the jungles of Guatemala.

It's on the edge sailing for CAMPER as they head deep into an intense low pressure system in the North Atlantic that promises to rocket them at speed in boat breaking conditions towards Lorient.

The Ireland rugby coach Declan Kidney explains that the current three match tour is new for his touring team and he also expects the All Blacks will improve by 15-20% for the second test match. Captain Brian O'Driscoll doesn't want second best this week, they are playing to win.

The heartiest sport show is back. Presenters Te Arahi Maipi & Melodie Robinson chew over three hot footy topics as the legendary judging panel of Stacey Jones, Tony Kemp & Buck Shelford decide who will be victorious.

Herald rugby experts Wynne Gray and Gregor Paul talk about coach Steve Hansen's plans for the All Blacks second five position and whether the Irish team are good enough to play three tests against New Zealand.

When Steve Hansen spoke after his first test as All Black coach he mentioned the special players needed to cope at that level. There was nothing to compare with international combat. "It is a tough old game, test rugby. It is just totally different to everything else."

Ireland scrum coach and former All Blacks and Canterbury prop Greg Feek, who lost a family member on his wife's side in the February 22, 2011 quake, joined the team for the guided visit. After last year's World Cup, the Irish team donated $6000 from their fines kitty accumulated during the campaign to the Christchurch Earthquake Appeal Fund.

Check out the amazing footage of downhill mountain biker Brook MacDonald, as he scales down a new trail on Mt Burke. The trail is located in the Wanaka Lake District of southern New Zealand, one of the most visually appealing landscapes in the world.

Continuing Red Bull Ride and Seek BMX tour, Drew Bezanson continues to kill it along with Morgan Wade who goes all in. Then, a quick attempt at water sports with Aaron Ross before Corey and friends hit the massive Gorge Road dirt jump park in Queenstown, New Zealand.

Herald on Sunday sports journalist Andrew Alderson talks to Black Sticks hockey goalkeeper Kyle Pontifex about stopping 120km/h drag flicks, balancing a regular job with sporting ambition and meeting cycling great Eddy Merckyx

Two of Australia's leading V8 Supercar drivers have prepared for this weekend's V8 round in Darwin with a must-do adventure. Lee Holdsworth and Tim Slade joined the iconic Ghan railway on the journey up through the centre of the country and were treated to natural wonders this country has to offer.

It was confirmed today that Victor Vito has a grade two medial strain in his left knee and faces a lengthy spell on the sidelines, ruling him out of the remaining tests against Ireland in Christchurch and Hamilton.