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Liverpool Brazilian Jiu Jitsu star Ryan Bartley has attributed his dedication to his inspiring older brother, Jonathan. The 22-year-old had to give up boxing when his local gym shut down.

Merseyside charity Wirral Mind launched their Motiv8 physical activity and mental health programme 11 weeks ago. 'Boxercise' is one of many weekly physical activity options that runs as part of the programme.

Formula One and the Premier League may seem like two sporting worlds apart. While many Premier League stars turn up to training in expensive Ferraris, it won't quite capture the feeling of tearing around the streets of Monaco at over 170mph.

We sat down with professional cruiserweight boxer, Nathan Quarless to speak about his career, and his future in the sport. The rising star from Liverpool is managed under Steve Wood and is currently 9-0, Off to a flying start in his young career.

Liverpool's home of cricket in Aigburth has for a long time been seen as Lancashire's second home. Liverpool CC has put on some memorable occasions when Lancashire have rolled into town like when 6,000 people came to watch a T20 against Leicestershire in 2017.

The oldest baseball club in the UK which is based in Liverpool is eyeing a successful campaign in 2022. Liverpool Trojans have a rich history and are one of the stalwarts in the baseball sphere.

The chairman of Mossley Hill Athletics Club has called on more financial support for community clubs fighting to survive through the pandemic. Arthur Carson says the "neglect" of these clubs by local councils and funding boards has left many struggling for financial survival.

A student at Liverpool John Moores University has her mind set on hockey success as her chances of being selected for Great Britain’s hockey team increase. Eve Bowen, aged 19, first started playing hockey in primary school and has continued ever since.

Liverpool and Everton fans came together to tackle food poverty on derby day, amidst the growing cost of living crisis. The day was characterised by hostility and rivalry on the pitch. However, tribalism was put aside off the pitch as both sets of supporters collected for North Liverpool Foodbank.

Widnes Wild star Vlads Vulkanovs has gone from playing university level ice hockey to Division One in just a few years. He’s had a career spanning across two continents, beginning in his home country of Latvia.