After a double fault saw Novak Djokovic exit the Monte Carlo Masters to Casper Ruud at the semi-final stage, the Serbian’s hopes of a fourth French Open title seemed to be ebbing away. While he will still need to improve massively on his performance against… Read More »Potentially no Sinner, no Alcaraz and a weary Rafa – will this be Novak’s easiest run to a French Open crown?
It was a moment that should have been the highlight of his young career. The epitome of a man’s battles not only on the football field, but in a life full of adversity and obstacles. However, game one of last year’s state of origin series… Read More »Why Nicho Hynes’ Origin story makes him a must-pick for NSW
The recent announcement of Australia’s T20 World Cup squad took me back to the 1983 ODI World Cup campaign – one of our great disasters as a cricketing nation. A squad divided over the captaining abilities of Kim Hughes. Losing to Zimbabwe. Clandestine meetings with… Read More »Australia’s 1983 World Cup disaster: How selection ruined our chances
Selflessness. Not a trait typically associated with Real Madrid. After all, this is the club of the ‘Galacticos’ and the European Super League. A side that stockpiles elite footballing talent, who tend to get what they want when they want it. A club that’s likely… Read More »‘Broken, battered, old and striker-less’: How one of the most arrogant clubs in Europe dropped their egos to win another LaLiga title
Back in 2022—before Kill Screen was even in alpha—Decibel’s nerdiest full-time staffers found themselves shirking their Metal & Beer Fest duties (sorry, Albert) in favor of an extended and animated talk with an equally procrastinating Dylan Walker, vocalist for grindcore heroes of legend Full of… Read More »KILL SCREEN 036//Phase 1: Dylan Walker of FULL OF HELL Is Still Full of Love for Games