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Liverpool's Rock was accused of burglary leading him to flee to Asia for 10 years and master Mixed Martial Arts. Moreover, Rock now trains at Liverpool’s Next Generation Gym alongside UFC fighters Paddy Pimblett and Molly McCann.

Tennis star Neal Skupski is striving for Olympic gold in Paris this summer. The Liverpool-born tennis player has already tasted vast success in his career. His most recent major success came in 2013 when he won the Wimbledon Men's doubles title.

St Helens ace Michael Smith faces Luke Littler in Rotterdam tomorrow night in Night 12 of the Premier League Darts.

A Liverpool girls basketball coach believes the women's game in the area and across the UK is becoming more popular. Amy Russell, who coached the under 16 girls to second place this season, spoke about the growth and development of the women’s game.

St Helens star Michael Smith faces Gerwyn Price in Night 11 of the PDC Premier League at Birmingham tomorrow (April 11) Smith beat Welshman Price in the opening night final 6-5 in Cardiff.

Teenage sensation Luke Littler defeated Gerwyn Price 6-3 in the final and Michael Van Gerwen in the quarter-final to move into first place in the PDC Premier League table. Welshman Price hit a superb nine darter in his 6-3 semi-final victory over St Helens star Michael Smith.

St Helens darts ace Michael Smith faces teenage sensation Luke Littler in the quarter-finals of night eight at the Premier League of Darts which takes place in Dublin. “Bully boy” lost to current World Number 1 Luke Humphries in week seven's quarter-finals, which saw the former World Champion fall to sixth place and remain on 10 points.

EXCLUSIVE Wimbledon doubles champion Neal Skupski wants to inspire Liverpool's children to pick up tennis rackets after his career. Skupski, from south Liverpool, speaks exclusively to our reporter Luke Davies.

The big names of British gymnastics took to the stage in Liverpool at the weekend to compete for national titles - and a place at Paris Olympics. With Alice Kinsella pulling out of the competition at the last minute, it meant a new women’s senior British champion would be named at the M&S Bank Arena.

World Number 1 and current World Champion Luke Humphries defeated Stockport’s Nathan Aspinall 6-3 in the final to win his second consecutive Premier League night. Humphries, from Crewe, made the final after beating Peter Wright 6-1 in the semi-final and St Helens star Michael Smith 6-4 in the quarters.