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Former Kiwis captain Mark Graham has been inducted into the NRL's hall of fame.Graham is the first New Zealander to be recognised and will be formally inducted at a ceremony at the SCG early next month.Graham will be inducted alongside Ricky Stuart, Petero Civoniceva, Gorden Tallis, Steve Menzies and Cliff Lyons.The second rower played eight seasons for the Bears from 1981 to 1988. He was named New Zealand's player of the century in 2007.LISTEN TO ALLEN MCLAUGHLIN TALK WITH RADIO SPORT BREAKFAST ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Kiwis captain Mark Graham has been inducted into the NRL's hall of fame.Graham is the first New Zealander to be recognised and will be formally inducted at a ceremony at the SCG early next month.Graham will be inducted alongside Ricky Stuart, Petero Civoniceva, Gorden Tallis, Steve Menzies and Cliff Lyons.The second rower played eight seasons for the Bears from 1981 to 1988. He was named New Zealand's player of the century in 2007.LISTEN TO ALLEN MCLAUGHLIN TALK WITH RADIO SPORT BREAKFAST ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Warriors assistant coach, Tony Iro says he expected the Warriors to perform the way they did vs the Broncos.Iro said he hopes Simon Mannering sticks around next season and thinks his decision to play on is changing week to week.LISTEN ABOVE AS TONY IRO SPEAKS WITH RADIO SPORT BREAKFAST  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Warriors assistant coach, Tony Iro says he expected the Warriors to perform the way they did vs the Broncos.Iro said he hopes Simon Mannering sticks around next season and thinks his decision to play on is changing week to week.LISTEN ABOVE AS TONY IRO SPEAKS WITH RADIO SPORT BREAKFAST  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hurricanes CEO, Avan Lee told Radio Sport Breakfast the Hurricanes have sold 10,000 tickets for the home quarter final vs the Chiefs and are hoping for a crowd of 25,000. He said Ardie Savea and Jordie Barrett have signed with NZR through 2019 to match-up with a “world cup cycle”. Lee said he understands why but isn't a fan because he was hoping to resign both for longer than just one-year deals.LISTEN ABOVE AS AVAN LEE SPEAKS WITH RADIO SPORT BREAKFASTSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hurricanes CEO, Avan Lee told Radio Sport Breakfast the Hurricanes have sold 10,000 tickets for the home quarter final vs the Chiefs and are hoping for a crowd of 25,000. He said Ardie Savea and Jordie Barrett have signed with NZR through 2019 to match-up with a “world cup cycle”. Lee said he understands why but isn't a fan because he was hoping to resign both for longer than just one-year deals.LISTEN ABOVE AS AVAN LEE SPEAKS WITH RADIO SPORT BREAKFASTSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

LISTEN TO GRAEME AGARS TALK WITH RADIO SPORT BREAKFAST ABOVENovak Djokovic was disconsolate and injured when he left Wimbledon a year ago, quitting during his quarterfinal because of a painful right elbow that would need surgery.Djokovic was so dispirited by his upset exit at the French Open last month that he vowed, in the heat of the moment, to skip the grass-court circuit.Good thing he didn't stick to that. Just look at him now, back at his best and Wimbledon's champion for the fourth time. Djokovic ended a Grand Slam drought that lasted more than two seasons, grabbing a lead in Sunday's final right away against a weary Kevin Anderson and holding off a late challenge to win 6-2, 6-2, 7-6 (3).Anderson nearly managed to extend the match, five times standing just a point away from forcing a fourth set. Djokovic held steady on each one, then was as superior in the tiebreaker as he was most of the sun-drenched afternoon.It is Djokovic's 13th major trophy, the fourth-highest total in the history of men's tennis,

LISTEN TO GRAEME AGARS TALK WITH RADIO SPORT BREAKFAST ABOVENovak Djokovic was disconsolate and injured when he left Wimbledon a year ago, quitting during his quarterfinal because of a painful right elbow that would need surgery.Djokovic was so dispirited by his upset exit at the French Open last month that he vowed, in the heat of the moment, to skip the grass-court circuit.Good thing he didn't stick to that. Just look at him now, back at his best and Wimbledon's champion for the fourth time. Djokovic ended a Grand Slam drought that lasted more than two seasons, grabbing a lead in Sunday's final right away against a weary Kevin Anderson and holding off a late challenge to win 6-2, 6-2, 7-6 (3).Anderson nearly managed to extend the match, five times standing just a point away from forcing a fourth set. Djokovic held steady on each one, then was as superior in the tiebreaker as he was most of the sun-drenched afternoon.It is Djokovic's 13th major trophy, the fourth-highest total in the history of men's tennis,

Enda Brady is a Sky News reporter and joins Radio Sport Breakfast live from Moscow ahead of the highly anticipated semi final between England vs Croatia, to be played tomorrow morning.LISTEN ABOVE AS ENDA BRADY SPEAKS TO RADIO SPORT BREAKFASTSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Enda Brady is a Sky News reporter and joins Radio Sport Breakfast live from Moscow ahead of the highly anticipated semi final between England vs Croatia, to be played tomorrow morning.LISTEN ABOVE AS ENDA BRADY SPEAKS TO RADIO SPORT BREAKFASTSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Russell Hargreaves, Talksport UK football commentator, joins Radio Sport Breakfast to discuss the surprising success of England at the World Cup, including their World Cup wins at the U17 and U20 levels in 2017, and the story behind Gareth Southgate’s rise to the position of national hero.LISTEN ABOVE AS RUSSELL HARGREAVES SPEAKS TO RADIO SPORT BREAKFASTSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Russell Hargreaves, Talksport UK football commentator, joins Radio Sport Breakfast to discuss the surprising success of England at the World Cup, including their World Cup wins at the U17 and U20 levels in 2017, and the story behind Gareth Southgate’s rise to the position of national hero.LISTEN ABOVE AS RUSSELL HARGREAVES SPEAKS TO RADIO SPORT BREAKFASTSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Radio Sport league commentator, Tony Kemp, says he gives the Warriors a 2\10 after the thrashing by the Panthers. He doesn’t think Stephen Kearney will drop Peter Hiku, even after his shocking performance.LISTEN ABOVE AS TONY KEMP SPEAKS WITH RADIO SPORT BREAKFASTSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Radio Sport league commentator, Tony Kemp, says he gives the Warriors a 2\10 after the thrashing by the Panthers. He doesn’t think Stephen Kearney will drop Peter Hiku, even after his shocking performance.LISTEN ABOVE AS TONY KEMP SPEAKS WITH RADIO SPORT BREAKFASTSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

LISTEN ABOVE AS WIMBLEDON CORRESPONDENT GRAEME AGAR SPEAKS WITH THE RADIO BREAKFAST TEAMGuido Pella of Argentina came from two sets down to stun third-seeded Marin Cilic at Wimbledon on Thursday, beating last year's finalist 3-6, 1-6, 6-4, 7-6 (3), 7-5 in the second round.Cilic looked headed for a routine victory before the match was suspended by rain in the third set on Wednesday but the former U.S. Open champion couldn't find the same rhythm on Thursday."Yesterday he was playing so, so good, and hitting the ball so hard that I couldn't do anything," the 82nd-ranked Pella said. "So the rain helped me a lot."Cilic was runner-up to Roger Federer last year and showed great form by beating Novak Djokovic in the Queen's Club final last month.His early exit opens up Federer's path to the final even more, with No. 8 Kevin Anderson the highest-seeded player left in the Swiss star's half of the draw after No. 6 Grigor Dimitrov lost in the first round.Stan Wawrinka also exited, losing to Italian qualifier Thomas Fabbi

LISTEN ABOVE AS WIMBLEDON CORRESPONDENT GRAEME AGAR SPEAKS WITH THE RADIO BREAKFAST TEAMGuido Pella of Argentina came from two sets down to stun third-seeded Marin Cilic at Wimbledon on Thursday, beating last year's finalist 3-6, 1-6, 6-4, 7-6 (3), 7-5 in the second round.Cilic looked headed for a routine victory before the match was suspended by rain in the third set on Wednesday but the former U.S. Open champion couldn't find the same rhythm on Thursday."Yesterday he was playing so, so good, and hitting the ball so hard that I couldn't do anything," the 82nd-ranked Pella said. "So the rain helped me a lot."Cilic was runner-up to Roger Federer last year and showed great form by beating Novak Djokovic in the Queen's Club final last month.His early exit opens up Federer's path to the final even more, with No. 8 Kevin Anderson the highest-seeded player left in the Swiss star's half of the draw after No. 6 Grigor Dimitrov lost in the first round.Stan Wawrinka also exited, losing to Italian qualifier Thomas Fabbi

Here's the best bits from Thursday's show.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Here's the best bits from Thursday's show.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NZ Herald football writer, Michael Burgess, talked to the team from Moscow. He went to the England vs Colombia match yesterday. He is now travelling to Kazan and is reluctant to try the local delicacy there… horse.LISTEN ABOVE AS MICHAEL BURGESS TALKS TO THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFAST TEAMSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NZ Herald football writer, Michael Burgess, talked to the team from Moscow. He went to the England vs Colombia match yesterday. He is now travelling to Kazan and is reluctant to try the local delicacy there… horse.LISTEN ABOVE AS MICHAEL BURGESS TALKS TO THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFAST TEAMSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.