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In our school sport feature, Michael is joined in studio by Reddam House Waterfall first-team captain Refentse Scott who has been selected for the South African U17 netball squad. We also hear from Temba Bavuma ahead of the ODI series against Australia for the Proteas Men's team

Looking ahead to the one off test against Australia, Michael is joined by UJ Varsity Cup rugby coach Mac Masina to look at the squad Rassie Erasmus announced for the clash. He also chats to sports influencer Papa Wawa about his journey in the industry and how he navigates the space. 

Brian standing in for Michael chats to Soccer Laduma journalist Tshepang Mailwane about the recent success of Mamelodi Sundowns in the FIFA Intercontinental Cup. He also catches up with coach Dumisani Chauke as the Spar Proteas look to defend their Africa Netball Cup title.

On the Autobiography - Michael is joined by SABC Sport veteran and award winning commentator Reiner Swart to find out about his journey in broadcasting as well as how he got to be a fluent Setswana commentator and touch the hearts of many sports fans. 

Michael chats to Tennis Coach Jeff Coetzee to look back at the US Open final. We are also joined by General Manager of Tennis South Africa Anthony Moruthane who discuss the success of the federation in 2026.

Top Sport with Michael Abrahamson chat with SABC Sport journalist Mazola Molefe to look at Pitso Mosimane's second stint first Bafana side to try qualify for AFCON. We are also joined by Joe Crann to discuss all things Carabao Cup. 

Michael chats to coach squash coach Richard Castle and player John Anderson as South African squash players prepare for the upcoming World Championships in Korea. 

Michael is joined by a young golf prodigy and his father, Teboho Ramosangoana – Tshenolo’s father and Tshenolo Ramosangoana – 10-year-old golfer. Tshenolo Ramosangoana is a highly talented 10-year-old South African junior golf prodigy. Sam Wright, an eSports commentator also joined the show to speak about the recent eSports World Cup.

Michael is joined by Olympic gymnast Fred Richard about his career and a gymnastics tournament he will take part in later in 2026. Michael also spoke to pickleball player for South Africa Noline van den Berg who is preparing to head to Vietnam for the PickleBall World Cup.

Michael chats to SABC Sport Rugby analyst Khanyiso Tswaku as they look back at the first match between the Springboks and the All Blacks for the Greatest Rivalry series. Our F1 Correspondent Prince Ndiweni also joins the show to look back at the Dutch GP. 

Michael chats to Ashfak Mohamed, a sports reporter about the greatest rivalry series between the Boks and the All Blacks. He is also joined in studio by two coaches from the Pitso Mosimane Youth Football, Coach Thando Ncongwane and Coach Phindile Boikanyo. 

On the School Sport feature, Michael chats to a Grade 9 learner from Nova Pioneer Mpho Netshisaulu about her netball journey and getting selected for a school netball tournament to go play in England. Kevin Rademeyer, cricket correspondent joined to discuss the Proteas Women squad selected for a series in Zimbabwe. 

Michael chats to Bernice “The Badger” Ferreira after she became South Africa’s first-ever female WBC world boxing champion, defeating Canada’s Caroline Veyre. On The Money segment, Denga Netshituka, a sports photographer takes us through the journey of making it in that field and what it takes. 

Michael chats to decorated umpire Marais Erasmus about his journey in cricket and his new book. We also chat to captain of the SA under 17 captain Katleho Malebana after her GSport award win.

Michael chats to Olympic golden boy Chad Le Clos about his career and also his recent loss of his valuables as a result of a fire at the apartment block where he stayed. He also chats about the recent Commonwealth Games in Glasgow 

Michael chats to former SA swimmer Emma Chelius about the Commonwealth Games. We also chat to Kevin Rademeyer about Premier Padel which was hosted at the Sunbet Arena in Pretoria. 

Michael chat to head of rugby at St David's Marista Inanda on their rugby festival and the growth of school rugby in the country. The financial benefits of a country being at the FIFA World Cup, Michael chats to founder of Cash n Sport Nqobile Ndlovu about the financial injection SAFA and Bafana players will receive at the conclusion of the 2026 showpiece. 

Michael is joined by a young driving sensation Emma-Rose Dowling who is a 15-year-old Toyota Gazoo Racing Academy driver. She shares her experience in the sport and her ambitions going forward as a racer. 

Brian Mofokeng standing in for Michael - he chats to Kamogelo Motecwane looking back at teh World Cup 2026 in the USA. He also chats to Johannesburg Basketball Academy. 

Topsport with Michael Abrahamson, Monday, 29 June 2026

Michael chats to Kingdom Stars player Tyra Scott about her journey in netball. 

The show also highlights Equestrian sport with show jumper Amy Michau who is making waves in the sport.  

Michael Abrahamson chats to Mamelodi Sundowns player Tsiki Ntsabeleng after the team won the CAF Champions League. 

On The Money - Michael gets insight into how Local Organising Committees operate on the eve of a FIFA World Cup and a former member of the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa, Lebogang Tlometsane gives insights on the project ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. 

Top Sport with Michael Abrahamson chat to Orlando Pirates players Dino Van Rooyen and Selaelo Rasebotja following their season's success.

Michael chats to a sports dietician, Hanlie Jordaan as they discuss how sports people should manage their diet. 

We are also joined by Bruce Davidson to look ahead to the French Open. 

On the Tee Time feature, Michael chats to PGA Golf coach, Songz Sonamzi who looks and previews the PGA Championship during the first round and looking at the South Africans on the field. 

The sport of Equestrian is in the sport light as Olivia Roberts and Ashlee Amy Taylor chat all things showjumping. 

In the School Sport feature, Michael chats to Christian Johnson on his first Junior Africa Championships in Dakar. 

Ken Borland - cricket correspondent discusses the SA team selected for the ICC Women's T20 World Cup. 

Michael is On The Money and he chats to Podiatrist Hanlie Jordaan from Waterfall City Netcare about how athletes need to look after their lower limbs and injuries across different sporting codes. 

We also chat to Hollywood Group Spokesperson Vuyisile Ngobese about the upcoming Hollywood Bets Super League and the new format. 

Michael Abrahamson is joined by Mazola Molefe, SABC Sport Journalist and analyst looking at the title race following Mamelodi Sundowns drawing against Kaizer Chiefs. 

Mark Haskins also joins the show to look back at the UEFA Champions League semi finals and how PSG managed to beat Bayern Munich and how Arsenal overcame Atletico Madrid 

Michael chats to Lethabo Kganyago about the start of the Hollywood Bets Super League and how the new format will affect the teams. 

Former Spar Proteas assistant coach Dumisani Chauke chats to Michael about the development of netball at grassroots level with her partnership with PEP. 

Michael and the listeners look at the crunch match between Sundowns against Kaizer Chiefs which has league winning permutations. 

On the regular feature, On The Money - Michael chats to Cash n Sport founder about the growth of eSports and how VS Gaming is playing a huge part. 

Coach Addy Tsotetsi also joins the show to recap power week one of the Telkom Netball League. 

Michael chats to Durban City chairman Farook Kadodia after his side won the Nedbank Cup againtst TS Galaxy. 

The show also chat to Elasto Lungu Kapowezha, Sporting Director at Kruger United after they won the Motsepe Foundation Championship and promoted to the Premiership. 

Michael chats to The general manager of the LIV Golf team Southern Guards GC Richard Glover about LIV Golf and the South African team representing the country and hosting the event.

On The Money - Botswana Athletics Association (BAA) is Oabona Theetso, president chats to Michael about the country hosting the World Replay Championships.

On our school sports feature, Brian Mofokeng chats to sports coordinator at Lakeside Primary School Mr. Cheslin Van Stade about the school's sports programme. Brian also chats to tennis correspondent Bruce Davidson about the Miami Open. 

Brian Mofokeng engages listeners on the decision by CAF to award Morocco the AFCON title, 

LIV Golf’s Senior Vice President of Impact and Sustainability, Jake Jones, has outlined the measures that will define the league’s long‑term impact in South Africa.

Brian Mofokeng chats to Velile Mnyandu - SABC Sports Reporter about CAF awarding the AFCON to Morocco. The show also looks at school sport and Ekurhuleni North District School Enrichments Awards and Mr Vivian Lottering joins us, Gauteng Sports Confed president gives the breakdown. 

FIFA referee Dr. Errol Sweeney joins the show to discuss the mentality of officials when it comes to big games, like the Soweto Derby. He looks at the mentality of how refs prepare for such matches. 

Kevin Rademeyer - Sporrs Correspondesnt speaks all things FA Cup semi finals. 

Michael is joined by Tiyani Wa Ka Mabasa to discuss all matters local football, from the Betway Premiership to the Motsepe Foundation Championship. 

The show also looks at the EFL Championship with Coventry getting automatic promotion to the Premier League next season. 

Tonight on development of sport / school sport, Michael chats to Meikel Schönweitz from Mainz 05 about their recent visit to Cape Town where they are looking to form partnerships and conducted activations to grow the brand of Mainz as well as helping develop football in South Africa. 

Boxing promoter, Terry Anne Hart also joins Michael to chat about the upcoming the upcoming boxing extravaganza titled The Battle at the Coast which takes place in May 2026. 

In the On The Money slot, Michael chats to a sports scientist, Dr Mahlangu who explores all aspects of sports in different sporting codes. 

Khotso Sello, rugby correspondent speaks all things United Rugby Championship with the play-offs slowly approaching. 

Michael is joined by Kevin Rademeyer to look at the Proteas Women series against India in the T20 ahead of the world cup in England in June. 

Michael also recaps the Betway Premiership weekend as well as the CAF Championship with former Mamelodi Sundowns striker Daniel Mudau. 

Michael is joined by Sporty TV journalist Kamogelo Motecwane to look back at the UEFA Champions League quarter finals. 

In the Tee Time feature - Nqobile Ndlovu discusses the PIF in Saudi Arabia potentially pulling out of LIV Golf and what implications would come with that. 

On our weekly school sport feature, Michael chats to head of sport at Potchefstroom High School for Boys who is also Leopards provincial coach Mohau Mohlahleli about the sport programme at the school. The show also covers another sport for the first time, sailing. The president of Sailing South Africa Michael Robinson joins us for that conversation. 

On the show tonight, Michael chats to former Proteas T20 spinner Eddie Leie in our autobiography feature. The team from pickleball in the country also join the show to talk things about this fast growing racquet sport. 

The weekly on the money feature covers the importance and the need for public relations in sport and Michael is joined by head of PR at Levergy Koketso "KK" Gaofetoge to unpack this topic. 

The show is also joined by Craig Van Der Wath who is the tournament director of the PSA Assore Series, the squash tournament that will be taking place as the year unfolds. 

Recapping the weekend, Tshepang Mailwane chats to Michael to look back at the first leg semi final of the CAF Champions League involving Sundowns. The Professional Fighters League also took place and the bantamweight main event winners Nkosi Ndebele joins us to reflect on his victory. Plus Mike Green - golf correspondent chats Masters, the first major of the golfing year. 

On the money we chat and look at Easter sport festivals - Seseki Itsweng - a decorated sports admin joins us to chat about his sporting times at Pretoria Boys. Current Head of sport at Pretoria `Boys, Mr Greg Hassenkamp also joins us to chat about the 125 years rugby festival and how it all came together. 

Sports Correspondent Kevin Rademeyer chats to Michael about the recent Basketball Africa League leg that was hosted in Pretoria. 

Head of Advancement at St Stithians for Sports - Allister Steward joins us to chat about the St Stithians Sports Festival for Easter 2006

On the show tonight, Michael goes on the money where we explore the business of sport and CEO of Nine Courts, a company that specializes in construction of tennis courts amongst others. The CEO Wayne Meiring takes us through the process of construction such courts. 

Tonight, Brian Mofokeng chats to Tresor Penku, Head of La Liga Africa explains the LaLiga and Royal Bafokeng Sports (RBS), joint announcement of the launch of the Royal Bafokeng Sports LaLiga Academy, We are also joined by Vivian Lottering - Gauteng Sports Confederation to hear the development plans and making sports available across the province. 

Brian Mofokeng standing in for Michael chat to La Liga Africa and their development commitments in Africa, setting up a development set up in Rustenburg. The head of La Liga Africa joins the chat Trésor Penku. 

In our On The Money slot, Michael was joined by rugby referee and PR and Brand Communication specialist Tshepi Moropa on the importance of brand communications and public relations for professional athletes. 

Michael also spoke to Soccer Laduma journalist Tshepang Mailwane as they looked back at the Carling Knockout quarter final matches. 

Michael Abrahamson chats all things US GP and top stories in the world of Formula 1 and he is joined by F1 Correspondent Mahlasedi Mojapelo. 

On the Autobiography feature, rugby referee Tshepi Moropa shares her journey in sport and also being a breast cancer survivor. 

Tumi Nkgapele standing in for Michael Abrahamson chats to Kaleb Naidoo, volleyball coach at Michael Mount Waldorf School. The school experienced a weekend of exceptional
sportsmanship and achievement from August 1 to 3 as their volleyball teams participated in the annual Mafikeng Volleyball Tournament, held at the International School of South Africa in Mafikeng. Tumi also chats to Thami Mshengu looking back at the HollywoodBets Super League as well as the Motsepe Foundation Championship.