Sarah Mulkerrins

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829 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 10 Jul

Sarah Mulkerrins’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Indo Sport · Bits & Bobs | Mailbag ✉️ | McGregor's whitewashed comeback | World Cup end game | Joe hits NYC 🗽 · 10 Jul 2026 podcast

And you do have now Sabalenka and you have Swantec and they've been the most dominant with Coco Goff, you know, kind of knocking on the door.

And Naomi Lissaka obviously stepped away for a couple of years, making a comeback.

So I think women's tennis in particular has struggled to create the rivalries that we've seen in men's tennis before.

Now, in fairness, the men have gone on for an awful lot longer than any of us ever expected of those top four, top three.

So I think there is an element of that.

And I see it a little bit within women's golf as well at times.

It's that similar kind of thing that you need these personalities to really kind of grab hold and capture attention.

And it's awful because at times, you know, I'm a big supporter, obviously, of women's sport and I wanted to succeed and I wanted to break through.

But sometimes the talent and the skill is not enough.

And sometimes it has to be how, you know, is there something intangible about how this person comes across on TV, what their personality or character is like in order to make you root for them in a way and be interested in knowing how you're getting on.

And yeah, so that happens a little bit in women's golf as well.

Yeah, and I think it comes from coverage as well, from attention.

So if you have...

So if there is a dominant name, then that builds a story and it builds a then a history, because a lot of the time women's sport doesn't have the same history that men's sport has.

You know, the World Cup that we're looking at now, how many tales that we can tell over the last 100 years?

That we've all been told that our grandfather is your father, is your mum.

Everybody is handing them down.

But women's sport doesn't have that.

So I think there are some times that women's sport now needs those bigger characters, regardless of whether it's competitive or not, in order to create the mystique, in order to create the characters around it so that those stories can kind of just bed in.

I just used to respect you, Will.

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