Matt Majendie is a sports correspondent for the Evening Standard, focusing on local sports news in the United Kingdom, particularly in London. He is also an author, podcast host, and has contributed to various publications including Yahoo Sports Canada, Yahoo News UK, CNN, and more. Matt's work covers a wide range of sports topics, from interviews with athletes to analysis of major sporting events.
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By: Matt Majendie
An historic achievement from a team which faces an uncertain future
By: Matt Majendie
Brendan Powell Sr won the showpiece back in 1988 and has a few words of wisdom for his Aintree-bound son
The fight has been described as the biggest in British boxing history
By: Matt Majendie
Wembley Stadium looks set to host the all-British heavyweight clash between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua
By: Matt Majendie
The Northern Irishman carded four birdies and three bogeys in a one-under first round
By: Matt Majendie
Rory McIlroy believes he is still in the Masters hunt when play resumes at Augusta on Friday after shooting an opening round one-under-par 71.
By: Matt Majendie
· 2-min read Masters favourite Scottie Scheffler lived up to his pre-tournament billing for a dominant victory at Augusta on Sunday night.
By: Matt Majendie
· 2-min read In this article: Tokyo Games Britain has been predicted to exceed its medal tally from the last Olympics in Paris this summer.
Our big hopes for golden glory as a host of new stars come to the fore
The world No1 is nursing an ankle injury but hopes for one final crack at Roland Garros before retiring
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