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St Helens darts ace Michael Smith scraped past Krzysztof Ratajski with a 5-4 win at The Grand Slam of Darts in Wolverhampton but described his performance as “rubbish”. "Bully Boy" Smith scored a 106 finish in the final leg to secure the win and remain top of group A but is still not into the knockout stages.

St Helens star Michael Smith made a winning start to the defence of his Grand Slam of Darts title in Wolverhampton. And Luke Humphries says he wants to win “everything” after his own impressive win on day one.

Paul Smith lost his MMA debut against Jake Quickenden by first round stoppage in the finale of 'Stage to the Cage'. Quickenden came out as the aggressor, landing hard shots, but a takedown for Smith changed the pace of the...

Week 4 of the MSL Podcast covering football, tennis, darts and boxing in the Merseyside area. Keane Pritchard is joined by Archie Ward and Cameron Lund. Special guests include boxing reporter Ben Jones, Tranmere fan Ethan Hoijord and there's...

OKTAGON 48 arrives in Manchester this weekend for a UK debut show with four fighters with links to Merseyside fighting on the card. Next Gen MMA's rising star Shem Rock is taking on fierce rival Jaroslav Pokorny in one of...

Lee ‘The Butcher’ Chadwick will be competing in his final fight at on the Oktagon 48 in Manchester on Saturday night. Huyton fighter Chadwick has been a champion six times in five different promotions across the world as he looks...

Widnes Wild face a tough double header on the road this weekend, looking to bounce back from two losses. First up is the Solihull barons on Saturday, for the first time this season, and there are hardly fond memories of...

Selling sweets, tricking his mum and sleeping in the car are just a few of the challenges faced by MMA rising star Adam Cullen. The Liverpool-based fighter talks to Mersey Sport Live's Ollie Stockdale about what it takes to...

Cheshire racing sensation Joseph Loake’s GB3 title hopes were ended after a "difficult" qualifying in the final race of the season. But the 18-year-old, from Macclesfield, told Merseysportlive he is "proud" of his third place in the Championship.

Since becoming a World Champion at the start of 2023, the rest of this year hasn't panned out how Michael Smith planned. With major tournaments on the horizon, starting this week at the Machineseeker European Championship, he will be looking...