State of Origin and injury woes were the two hot topics for 'Midday Madness' with Dwayne today, and after lots of feedback from the listeners, he was joined by Fox Cricket's Isa Guha. Boxing commentator Paul Upham called in to speak about tonight's fight between Nikita Tszyu and Michael Zerafa, and he finished off with another Aus Open update from SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips.

SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Dwayne to speak about the tough draw for the Aussies at the Australian Open, Roger Federer's appearance at Rod Laver Arena tomorrow night, Thanasi Kokkinakis' chances of playing doubles with Nick Kyrgios, and more.

Boxing commentator Paul Upham joined Dwayne to speak about tonight's fight between Michael Zerafa and Nikita Tszyu, Nelson Asofa-Solomona's professional debut, Tyson Fury's potential return to the ring, and more.

Fox Cricket's Isa Guha joined Dwayne to speak about why she thinks the Stars will win their first BBL final, how much she's enjoyed the Australian summer, her thoughts on the Ashes, her optimistic view on England, Alyssa Healy's retirement, and more.

There was plenty happening in 'Midday Madness' today, and after some calls about Will Day's shoulder injury, Dwayne named his top 10 players most likely to kick 100 goals in 2026. Aussie basketball legend Chris Anstey called in for an NBL chat, and after 'Lost In The Wash' he caught up with Channel 9's Braden Ingram for an update on pre-season training in Adelaide. Melbourne Mavericks defender Jessie Grenvold joined him in the studio and he finished off with a tennis update from Brett Phillips.

SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Dwayne to speak about the latest tennis news in the lead in to the Australian Open.

Melbourne Mavericks defender Jessie Grenvold joined Dwayne after tickets went on sale for the upcoming Suncorp Super Netball season today!

Channel 9's Braden Ingram joined Dwayne to speak about Jason Horne-Francis' foot injury, Jack Lukosius' pre-season so far, Adelaide's training intensity, where Dan Curtin might play, and more.

Aussie basketball legend Chris Anstey joined Dwayne to speak about Hoopsfest in Perth this weekend, Torrey Craig's return to the NBL, where things are going wrong for Melbourne United, and more.

'Midday Madness' was full of calls on various topics today, and after chatting NFL playoffs with Cam Luke, he looked at what had been 'Lost in the Wash'. Code Sports' Lachlan McKirdy called in to discuss Sydney and GWS's pre-season training, and he also got the latest tennis news from SEN's Brett Phillips.

SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Dwayne to speak about Cruz Hewett's loss in the first round of the Aus Open qualifiers, Bernard Tomic and Storm Hunter's matches in the qualifiers, how important it is to qualify for a Grand Slam for some players, Alexandra Eala, the big matches at the Adelaide International tonight, and more.

Code Sports' Lachlan McKirdy joined Dwayne to speak about Clayton Oliver's calf injury, the fitness of the rest of the Giants' squad, Josh Kelly's chances of playing this season, the Swans' prospects this year, how their forward line will look with Charlie Curnow, and more.

SEN NFL expert Cam Luke joined Dwayne to speak about how even this season has been so far, the close results in Wild Card weekend, this week's divisional match-ups, the coaching vacancies this offseason, Aaron Rodgers' future, and more.

'Midday Madness' was all about Australia's top five Test batters of all time today, and after chatting to Aussie cricket legend Ian Healy about his niece Alyssa's retirement, he went West and caught up with Mitch Woodcock for a short season preview on the Eagles and the Dockers. 'Lost In The Wash' came before his interview with Kooyong Classic tournament director Peter Johnston, and he finished off by chatting to SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips.

SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Dwayne to speak about yesterday's results at the Adelaide International including Thanasi Kokkinakis' thrilling win and Alexei Popyrin's disappointing loss. He also spoke about the attendance at yesterday's Australian Open qualifiers, and the upcoming matches around the country today.

Kooyong Classic tournament director Peter Johnston joined Dwayne to speak about the big crowd they've got at the event today, how Nick Kyrgios is looking, how big a drawcard he is, how they've juggled the schedule, tomorrow's exciting match-ups, and more.

The West Australian's Mitch Woodcock joined Dwayne to speak about Fremantle's prospects for the upcoming season, what he saw at West Coast's training session yesterday, the exciting draftees at the Eagles, the expectations on the club this year, Mason Cox's prospects of playing regularly for the Dockers, the impact Oscar Allen can have at Brisbane, and more.

Aussie cricket legend Ian Healy joined Dwayne to speak about his niece Alyssa's retirement from cricket, her work in the media, what else she might do in the future, Mitch Starc's incredible summer for Australia, England's poor preparation for the Ashes, and more.

Dwayne asked the listeners what was "filling the sporting void" for them at this time of the year and for their thoughts on the Ashes in today's edition of 'Midday Madness', and after plenty of calls, he was joined by SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips. Former Australian fast bowler Mike Whitney called in for a BBL chat, and after an NBL discussion with Lanard Copeland, it was time for 'Lost In The Wash'.

NBL legend Lanard Copeland joined Dwayne to speak about Melbourne United's recent struggles, the biggest threat to the Adelaide 36ers in the title race, Hoopsfest in Perth, the latest NBA results, and more.

SEN BBL expert Mike Whitney joined Dwayne to speak about the incredible ball striking in the Big Bash this year, how many young players want to play T20 exclusively, the Stars' "desperation win" against the Renegades, the Ashes, and more.

SEN tennis expert Brett Phillips joined Dwayne to speak about the lead-in tournaments to the Australian Open, who's been performing well at them, how the grand slam has improved every year, Nick Kyrgios' decision to play doubles only, the new way players are entering the court, and more.