Watching the Netball Grand Final on 9HD and the picture quality is sub par, looks like upscaled SD to me.
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Nine’s commentary team for today’s Super Netball grand final. NSW Swifts player Maddy Proud is in the middle.
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and nationwide…
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9 has removed the sporting bubble tv special what the hell nine i was looking forward to it the documentary
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Maybe the filmmakers want to add some behind the scenes footage from last Sunday’s Super Netball decider, as well as this Saturday’s AFL Grand Final at The Gabba?
This documentary also deserves an earlier timeslot.
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thank Johnson tv mate 
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US Masters golf will again be shown live on 9Gem this year. There is no Par 3 competition this time, due to COVID-19.
Friday 13 November to Monday 16 November
05:00 am AEDT (02:00 am AEDT on 16 November)
US Masters Golf 2020
Nine’s Wide World of Sports is incredibly proud to be partnering with Augusta National Golf Club to once again broadcast the U.S. Masters Golf, live and free from Augusta, Georgia.
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The Sporting Bubble
Wednesday 11 November after State of Origin Game 2 (11:05pm in WA)
Repeated Sunday 22 November at 3:00pm
In a year of unchartered territory, Australian sport has adapted to the challenge of the century – and The Sporting Bubble shows us how, on Wednesday night after State of Origin Game 2 on Nine and 9Now.
This documentary features behind-the-scenes access to five of the nation’s major sporting organisations who chose Queensland as their haven to keep playing as COVID-19 created upheaval across the landscape of professional sport.
The Sporting Bubble features interviews with the leaders who were forced to make some of the biggest calls in the history of sport, including Australian Rugby League Commission Chairman Peter V’landys, AFL CEO Gillon McLachlan, CEO of Supercars Australia, Sean Seamer, and CEO of Netball Australia, Marne Fechner.
Representatives from the NRL, AFL, Super Netball and Supercars championship, as well as boxing’s super welterweight fight between Jeff Horn and Tim Tszyu in Townsville, take us inside their experiences of adjusting to life in an unprecedented bubble.
Explaining the highs and lows of “hub life” as they kept their codes alive, we hear from Melbourne Storm coach Craig Bellamy, St Kilda coach Brett Ratten, Geelong star player Patrick Dangerfield, West Coast Fever’s Jhaniele Fowler, Penrite Racing’s David Reynolds, and professional supercars driver Mark Winterbottom.
Peter Dickson, of Dickson Films, who produced the documentary, said: “For me and my team this is such a unique and important story to document. The cultural importance of sport to our nation cannot be underestimated and the global pandemic has been devastating for sport in Australia during 2020. This film will track the journey of our major sporting codes sent a lifeline via the Queensland Hubs, which has been absolutely crucial in getting our favourite sports up and running again.”
Nine Queensland Managing Director, Kylie Blucher, said: “Nine commissioned award-winning sports documentary maker Peter Dickson to bring his supreme storytelling skills to this project and we are proud to be part of a landmark program shining a light on outstanding sporting achievements throughout 2020.”
The Sporting Bubble is produced for Nine in partnership with Tourism and Events Queensland.
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The Sporting Bubble provides some interesting insights into life in the bubble. One unusual aspect pf the documentary is the use of excerpts from ABC Radio’s Roy and HG: Bludging on the Blindside.
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Of course this was supposed to air after the NRL Grand Final but it got delayed.
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also i am looking forward to the documentary the sporting bubble
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*massive ass ad for Queensland!
Wasn’t in QLD but…
The Storm were based in Queensland. That’s what they were getting at.
MOD EDIT: No need for an attack because you don’t like it - consider this a warning
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