'Midday Madness' covered a variety of topics today including AFL matches overseas and the Australian Open, and the calls were followed by an update at Melbourne Park from SEN tennis commentator Simon Cambers. SEN 1170's Jimmy Smith previewed tonight's BBL Challenger and he finished off by speaking to Olympian Morgan Mitchell about the Beachside Gift next weekend.

Olympian Morgan Mitchell joined Dwayne to speak about the Beachside Gift at Mentone Reserve next Saturday, how she's returned to the sport after giving birth to twin daughters, her experience on Australian Survivor, and more.

SEN 1170's Jimmy Smith joined Dwayne to speak about the Stars' loss to the Hurricanes on Wednesday night, tonight's match between the Sixers and the Hurricanes, the Sixers' run-chase against the Scorchers, the biggest storylines in the NRL at the moment, and more.

SEN tennis commentator Simon Cambers joined Dwayne to speak about Aryna Sabalenka's hard-fought win over Anastasia Potapova, Alex de Minaur's upcoming match against Francis Tiafoe, Nick Kyrgios' comments last night, and more.

Dwayne discussed the cricket last night and Collingwood’s prospects in 2026 in ‘Midday Madness’ today, and after the calls morphed into a deeper discussion around Darcy Moore and leadership, he was joined by SEN tennis commentator Simon Cambers. ‘Lost In The Wash’ was followed by a chat about sport and law with Tony Carbone, and he finished by speaking about last night’s BBL clash with Bryce McGain.

SEN cricket commentator Bryce McGain joined Dwayne to speak about the Stars' loss to the Hurricanes last night, how happy he was that they took the field in the testing conditions, the prospect of a bowler being subbed out in the middle of an over, who he thinks will win the title from here, and more.

Tony Carbone from Carbone Lawyers joined Dwayne in the studio to speak about the potential legal ramifications that could've stemmed from last night's BBL game in the wet, if you can sue for breach of privacy at a sporting event or concert, the Professional Tennis Players' Association and their settlement with Tennis Australia, and more.

SEN tennis commentator Simon Cambers joined Dwayne to speak about Rinky Hijikata's second round loss, Dane Sweeny's tough match against Ben Shelton, James Duckworth's upcoming clash with Jannik Sinner, Novak Djokovic's chances of going deep in the tournament, why he likes Iga Swiatek to go deep in the tournament, and more.

Dwayne discussed the “smorgasbord of sport” available to us tonight in today’s edition of ‘Midday Madness’, and after asking the callers if men’s grand slam should be reduced to best of three sets, he was joined by SEN tennis commentator Marc Souphoulis. AI expert Steve Sammartino called in to speak about the work he’s doing at this year’s Australian Open, and he finished off by chatting to Code Sports Chief Cricket writer Daniel Cherny.

AI expert Steve Sammartino joined Dwayne to speak about the work he's doing at the Australian Open, how arteficial intelligence is shaping the sport of tennis, how much it's being used in world sport, the data they're retrieving on crowd movement and queues, what technology could be employed by the AFL going forward, and more.

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'Midday Madness' tackled the future of footy with Dwayne today, and after plenty of correspondence from the callers, he also discussed the complaints around the business of Melbourne Park this Australian Open. SEN tennis commentator Candy Reid joined the show to update us with the latest results, SEN WA's Tim Gossage previewed tonight's BBL final in Perth, and he was also joined by Melbourne United coach Dean Vickerman.

Melbourne United coach Dean Vickerman joined Dwayne to speak about their game in Bendigo tomorrow afternoon, their win against the JackJumpers, Jesse Edwards' big performance, the danger the Brisbane Bullets provide, how even their competition has been, and more.

SEN WA's Tim Gossage joined Dwayne to speak about tonight's BBL final between the Scorchers and the Sixers, the upcoming seasons for the Eagles and Dockers, State of Origin in February, and more.

SEN tennis commentator Candy Reid joined Dwayne to speak about Maya Joint's first round exit, Alex de Minaur's win yesterday, Alexei Popyrin's loss last night, and more.

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.