Liam Napier is the Chief Sports Writer at NZ Herald. He specializes in competitive sports, focusing on topics such as rugby, the World Cup, and sports business, while also exploring themes related to LGBTQ representation in sports. Liam's work has been featured in notable outlets including ESPN, The Guardian, and News.com.au.
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Liam Napier's coverage primarily focuses on sports, with a strong emphasis on rugby and related topics such as All Blacks and sports events. Given his focus, he is likely to be interested in pitches that provide expert commentary or exclusive insights into the world of rugby, particularly pertaining to New Zealand teams and athletes.
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Daniel Dubois drops Joshua four times; Parker eyes IBF title shot amid stacked card.
As the post-World Cup rugby year draws to a close this weekend, there is no denying the world's leading rugby nation.
By: Liam Napier
THREE KEY FACTS The All Blacks won 10 out of 14 tests in 2024 , at a 71.4% win rate. Two losses in South Africa handed the
By: Liam Napier
Different fighter, athlete, person. Eight years on from capturing his first world title Joseph Parker believes he is vastly better placed to become a two-time heavyweight champion.
By: Liam Napier
This was the season of opportunity for Harry Plummer , a rarefied time when years of resilience and perseverance culminated in pinnacle successes that once seemed beyond reach.
By: Liam Napier
One-test All Black Shaun Stevenson is seeking to leave New Zealand rugby with immediate effect, but uncertainty remains about whether he will be granted an early release from his Chiefs contract.
By: Liam Napier
Eight of the nine new board members voted through but one is rejected.
By: Liam Napier
David Nyika believes destiny may only call once. That's why he's stepping up on three weeks' notice for the biggest fight of his career to challenge Jai Opetaia for the IBF world cruiserweight title next month.
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