Matthew Roberson is a Staff Writer for GQ Sports. He focuses on themes of health and wellness, particularly in the context of competitive sports, including diet and nutrition, fitness, and team sports. Matthew's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including the New York Daily News, Vogue, and GQ Magazine.
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The Atlanta Hawks ended their season in historically poor form. Here's how the Knicks managed to bury them so mercilessly.
By: Matthew Roberson
The New York Knicks' sparkplug is listening to his body, which is telling him to strengthen his tendons, slam explosive pregame energy drinks, and wash down a tough loss with a glass of wine.
By: Matthew Roberson
Matthew Roberson When watching New York Knicks shooting guard Josh Hart hustle for loose balls, corral crucial rebounds, and defend opposing
By: Matthew Roberson
In the upcoming A24 thriller, the duo are set to play a detective and a contract killer locked in a “deadly game of cat and mouse”
By: Matthew Roberson
The action star is training all types of martial arts off-screen too, in between eating elk and fending off people trying to steal his watch.
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By: Matthew Roberson
To launch his latest collection for Canada Goose, designer Haider Ackermann sent volcano specialist Chris Horsley deep into a fiery crater. “It's throwing lava bombs 300 meters into the air,” Horsley says. “There's no escape.”
By: Matthew Roberson
To launch his latest collection for Canada Goose, designer Haider Ackermann sent volcano specialist Chris Horsley deep into a fiery crater. “It's throwing lava bombs 300 meters into the air,” Horsley says. “There's no escape.”
By: Matthew Roberson, Jake Sammis
The 28-year-old comedian went from grinding at stand-up to being crowned Saturday Night Live 's latest star while never turning down his outsized energy.
These charcoal pleated pants would look just as suave in the office or a cocktail party as they do calling someone safe at second base. And civilians can buy them, too.
By: Matthew Roberson
Being an actor for as long as Crawford has also teaches you when the perfect time is for morning coffee, how to handle winter shoots in Toronto, and which energy drink makes you feel a little bit high.
