And it just keeps going. Adelaide reporter Josh Money has also been axed.
Fox Sports is currently trending on Twitter in Australia behind COVID-19.
Producer Andrew Peake is also gone.
This is absolute bullshit
Christen Jantzen, Adam Hawse & Josh Garlepp gone as well.
Daniel Garb currently trending #1 in Australia at the moment.
Includes a letter to staff from Fox Sports boss Peter Campbell.
Christian Jantzen is very unlucky.
Bloody hell, they’re losing some top class reporters here. Very sad time for all at FSN.
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The quality went downhill when sky news took over
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Wonder if Adam Hawse will land back at 10, he’s quite good.
Not that Fox give a shit about optics, but dumping a bunch of people when a world crisis is going on is such an asshole move, especially when they say it isn’t at all related to The Rona.
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Foxtel celebrates the best of Australian rugby on dedicated channel this week
FOX SPORTS MORE (FOXTEL CHANNEL 507)
FROM MARCH 23-29
FOX SPORTS on Foxtel will feed the appetite of rugby fans with a dedicated pop up channel devoted to some of the finest moments in Australian rugby from today, March 23 until Sunday, March 29 on FOX SPORTS MORE (channel 507).
Celebrating 36 of the best matches over the last four decades in the Tri Nations, Bledisloe Cup, Super Rugby and Rugby Championship, FOX SPORTS will give fans something to smile about while professional rugby is on hold.
Fans can watch from 1986, when the Alan Jones coached Wallabies recorded Australia’s last win at Eden Park in Auckland, to John Eales penalty goal after the siren to steal victory from the All Blacks in 2000, up until the best wins in recent years.
As well, FOX SPORTS will also feature four 90-minute specials from the archives; A decade of the Wallabies , A decade of the All Blacks , New Zealand’s Greatest Victories over Australia and Australia’s Greatest Victories over NZ on the dedicated channel.
The greatest players from both sides of the Tasman will be on show with Wallabies John Eales , George Gregan , Stephen Larkham , Matt Giteau , George Smith , Michael Hooper , David Pocock , Joe Roff , Quade Cooper plus New Zealand greats Dan Carter , Richie McCaw , Jonah Lomu , Tana Umaga , Ma’a Nonu , Mils Muliaina , Andrew Mehrtens, Beauden Barrett and Aaron Smith in their best ever performances.
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Inside Line: A season with Erebus Motorsport
TUESDAY, MARCH 31 AT 7.00PM ON FOXTEL AND KAYO SPORTS
The intense and high-octane world of Supercars racing is set to be seen like never before, when the world premiere of the eight-part docuseries Inside Line – A Season with Erebus Motorsport explodes onto FOX SPORTS from Tuesday, March 31 at 7.00pm.
In its first year of Supercars’ behind-the-scenes coverage of its race teams, the inaugural season delves in to the dramatic and action-packed world of the Virgin Australia Supercars Championship with one of the most colourful teams in pit lane.
This raw docuseries, which will showcase a different team each season, begins with larger than life owner Betty Klimenko and her team through the 2019 season, offering viewers a fly on the wall look at what it takes to compete in the world of Supercars.
Following their pursuit for glory, viewers strap into the passenger seat alongside star driver and Bathurst winner David Reynolds and his young gun teammate Anton De Pasquale , for all the highs and lows that come with being a professional racing car driver, and the underlying passion that fuels them in Australia’s fastest sport.
Available only on Foxtel (channel 506) and Kayo Sports, Episode Two will air on Thursday, April 2 at 7.00pm, with two episodes a week to be shown on Tuesday and Thursday nights.
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Great Aussie Wins with Pop-Up Channel
MONDAY, MARCH 30 TO SUNDAY, APRIL 5 ON FOX SPORTS MORE (CHANNEL 507)
FOX SPORTS, on Foxtel and Foxtel NOW, is giving sports fans the chance to settle in and re-live some of Australia’s greatest sporting wins on a special pop-up channel available from Monday, March 30 through to Sunday, April 5.
There’s no better time to look back at some of the nation’s most memorable and inspirational sporting moments, from individual triupmhs by our Aussie athletes to our national team’s endeavours on the world stage.
FOX SPORTS More (Channel 507) will provide the destination to re-live them all, whether it’s seeing Shane Warne mesmerize the Poms throughout the 2006 Ashes tour or watching Adam Scott become the first Australian to pull on the Green Jacket.
Or perhaps it’s the Kangaroos’ Unbeatables tour in 1986, Ash Barty claiming her first grand slam at the French Open or John Eales clutch penalty goal in the Wallabies win over the All Blacks in Wellington in 2000.
From Monday to Friday, FOX SPORTS More’s prime time schedule will feature a great Aussie win starting with tennis at 6.00pm, rugby league at 7pm, golf at 8pm, cricket at 9pm, motorsport at 10pm and rugby at 11pm.
Then next weekend the channel will feature the best of everything including Barty’s French Open win, Scott’s breakthrough 2013 Masters victory, our Aussie men’s 2015 World Cup Cricket final and of course the recent Aussie Women’s World Cup T20 Final win.
Summary of events of to be featured on FOX SPORTS More (Channel 507)
RUGBY LEAGUE
1986
Eng vs Aus
The 16th time the Kangaroos have toured to take on Great Britain, they continue their dominance, remain unbeaten and are dubbed “The Unbeatables”
1995
Aus vs NZ
A tight game between traditional rivals, Australia is coached by the legendary Bob Fulton and features Brad Fittler and Steve Menzies
1995
Eng vs Aus
Australia beat New Zealand in extra time to advance to the final to face England for revenge after a first round loss to the host country
2006
Aus vs NZ
A Golden Point thriller…Australia win back the Tri Nations trophy that they lost to the Kiwis in the 2005 series
2008
Aus vs NZ
The 2008 Anzac Test commemorating the 100th Anniversary of the first test between Australia and New Zealand, a test played at the SCG for the first time since 1986
2010
Aus vs NZ
The traditional Anzac test played at a newly opened AAMI Park, Australia triumphed over a fast finishing Kiwi side
2012
Aus vs NZ
Another close match up between the premier test sides in rugby league in front of a capacity crowd in North Queensland
2016
Aus vs NZ
The coaching debut of Mal Meninga saw him guide Australia to a comprehensive win over the scoreless Kiwis
2018
Aus vs Ton
The first time Australia takes on Tonga in a test match, an increasingly strong Tonga side pushes Australia but the Aussies get the win
CRICKET
1995
WI vs AUS
For some time in the test cricketing world, the West Indies had been a haunting prospect for the tourists, but this time, the Aussies would put their foot down.
2002
RSA vs AUS
Gilchrist carved his way into the record books with Test cricket’s quickest double century as Australia took complete control of the first against South Africa.
2002
RSA vs AUS
Shane Warne played his 100th Test and Ricky Ponting sealed Australia’s four-wicket victory with an unbeaten 100.
2003
AUS vs IND
Ricky Ponting made the 2003 final against a resurgent India a no-contest with one of the finest batting displays in World Cup history
2006
AUS vs ENG
One of the most incredible Australian victories in Ashes history. With a draw looking almost certain on the final day, Shane Warne led the Aussies to a remarkable win
2007
AUS vs SRI
Batting with a squash ball in your glove can be an uncomfortable experience, but not for Adam Gilchrist. The result was perhaps the best performance in a World Cup final.
2008
AUS vs IND
One of the most controversial & heated Test cricket matches in recent times, Australia won the match by 122 runs with minutes to spare at the end of the fifth day.
2015
AUS vs NZ
The World Cup final swung in Australia’s favour right in the first over, as Australia claim their 5th World Cup in front of their home crowd at the MCG.
2019
IND vs AUS
Trying to stay in the 5 match ODI series, it was Australia’s highest-successful chase v India, fifth-highest overall.
GOLF
1986
The Open
The Great White Shark holds his nerve, winning his first major by 5 strokes
1991
The Open
Ian Baker-Finch won his only major championship, two strokes ahead of runner-up Mike Harwood.
1993
The Open
Greg Norman shot a final round 64 to win his second Open Championship, two strokes ahead of runner-up Nick Faldo.
1995
USPGA Championship
Steve Elkington shot a final round 64 and won his only major championship in a sudden-death playoff.
2006
US Open
Geoff Ogilvy won his only major title by one stroke in one of the wildest finishes in U.S. Open history.
2013
The Masters
Re-live the 2013 Masters as Aussie Adam Scott defeats Angel Cabrera on the second hole of a sudden death playoff.
2015
USPGA Championship
Australia’s Jason Day claims his first major win, taking out the US PGA Championship at Whistling Straits.
MOTORSPORT
1981
F1 – USA (Long Beach)
Alan Jones chases down teammate Reutemann, reeling him in with 1/2 second shaves per lap
1981
F1 – USA (Vegas)
Alan Jones, untouchable all afternoon wins his last race by a comfortable 20s to stand on the podium with Prost and Giacomelli.
1995
Moto GP – Argentina
Mick Doohan captures his second consecutive 500cc crown.
1997
Moto GP – Great Britain
Mick Doohan clinches his 4th Moto GP title in a row, maintaining his dominance over the sport for another year.
1998
Moto GP – Australia
Mick Doohan secures another World Championship on his home soil
2011
Moto GP – Australia
Casey Stoner claims his second MotoGP World Championship title at the AGP riding in a flawless, classic race performance.
TENNIS
1971
Wimbledon
John Newcombe and Evonne Goolagong pull off a double, winning the women’s singles and men’s singles Wimbledon titles at the same event.
1987
Wimbledon
Pat Cash creates a Centre Court Wimbledon celebration tradition after beating world No. 1, Ivan Lendl.
2002
Wimbledon
Lleyton Hewitt maintains his No.1 spot dominating the men’s singles field and claiming his first Wimbledon title.
2019
French Open
Ash Barty rises to the top, winning her first grand slam women’s singles title.
RUGBY
1998
AUS 24-NZ 16
Australia breaks New Zealand’s 2-year Tri Nations winning streak.
1998
NZ 23- AUS 27
A rare win for the Wallabies in the All Blacks backyard.
2000
NZ 23 – AUS 24
John Eales kicks the famous winning penalty goal breaking the home teams’ hearts in Wellington.
2015
AUS 27-NZ 19
The Wallabies get their first clean sweep and win the Rugby Championship.
2016
AUS 23-RSA 17
The Wallabies break a 6 test losing streak and revive their chances at the Rugby Championship.
2018
AUS 23-RSA 18
The Wallabies resist a late surge from the Springboks to win in Brisbane.
2019
AUS 47-NZ 26
Wallabies recording breaking game with most points scored against, equal biggest winning margin and most tries scored against the All Blacks.
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Depending on how long the current A-League season is suspended for, this is a story to keep an eye out on:
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Fox Sports celebrates The Masters
DRUMMOND GOLF SIGNS ON TO SPONSOR WEEK-LONG POP-UP CHANNEL
Golf fans can settle in and enjoy a week-long celebration of The Masters, when FOX SPORTS presents a special pop-up channel commencing Monday, April 6 on Foxtel and Foxtel NOW.
Coinciding with when the now postponed 2020 Masters tournament had been scheduled to be played, FOX SPORTS 503 will pay homage all week to the prestigious event staged at the famed Augusta National Golf Club.
FOX SPORTS’ Drummond Golf Masters Channel will feature Masters Official Films, a series of documentaries which look back on some of the greatest moments and biggest wins throughout Masters history, from Jack Nicklaus becoming the oldest winner to Greg Norman 1996 heartbreak and much, much more.
The channel tees off on Monday, April 6 focusing on the decade of the 90s before re-living all five of Tiger Woods’ Masters victories on Tiger Tuesday.
In a special treat for golf fans, the channel will re-live two of the greatest Masters victories with full replays scheduled from Thursday to Sunday of Australian Adam Scott’s maiden win in 2013 and Tiger Woods’ historic fifth Green Jacket victory in 2019.
Another highlight will be re-watching the traditional Par 3 Contests, featuring the greats of the game as well as special guests, with the past six years of the event to be aired across the week, many in prime time.
Friday afternoon will feature all three of leftie Phil Mickelson’s Masters victories, Saturday afternoon viewers can watch Jack Nicklaus’ 1986 victory which saw him become the oldest ever Masters winner and on Sunday afternoon you can re-live Greg Norman’s 1996 final round where he started with a six-shot lead.
FOX SPORTS Drummond Golf Masters Channel (channel 503) is available on Foxtel and Foxtel NOW and content will also be available to stream on Foxtel GO and on demand.
THE DRUMMOND GOLF MASTERS CHANNEL (FOX SPORTS 503) BROADCAST HIGHLIGHTS
MON 6 APR:
Dedicated Masters channel switches on 12.00am
Focusing on the 90s, the decade that witnessed some of the greatest champions in Golf.
From a playoff to near misses to witnessing the birth of one of the greatest to ever play the game, Tiger Woods.
TUES 7 APR:
Tiger Tuesday, from 2.30pm, witness his five victories – from 1997 when he burst onto the scene, his back to back wins in 2001 and 2002, that chip in at hole 16 in 2005 and the fairytale in 2019.
WED 8 APR:
7.00am: Patrick Reed 2018 Final Round; 10.00am: Jordan Speith 2015 Final Round
THU 9 APR: 7.00am: Adam Scott 2013 Round 1; 11.00am Tiger Woods 2019 Round 1
FRI 10 APR: 7.00am: Adam Scott 2013 Round 2; 11.00am Tiger Woods 2019 Round 2; 2.30pm: Friday with Phil, look back at Phil Mickelson’s three Masters victories, in 2004, 2006 and 2010.
SAT 11 APR: 7.00am: Adam Scott 2013 Round 3; 11.00am Tiger Woods 2019 Round 3; 3.00pm: Jack Nicklaus 1986 Final Round
SUN 12 APR: 7.00am: Adam Scott 2013 Final Round; 11.00am Tiger Woods 2019 Final Round; 2.30pm: Greg Norman 1996 Final Round
*times listed are in AEST
It appears Fox Sports has swung the axe from its news (digital) division today. Brutal times.
so no Fox Sports News?
another round? not good
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Less articles for the Fox Sports website?