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Matthew Guyett

Epsom, Manchester, Woking
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Covers:  Football, Pro Wrestling, Tennis, Reality TV, Movies.
Striver (Editorial Lead) and @GIVEMESPORT (Writer)

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Matthew Guyett is an experienced journalist currently leading the team at Fansided's The Real Champs.

He also writes for GiveMeSport's football team and TheSportster, covering WWE and AEW (Pro Wrestling).

Matthew previously spent two years writing for Sportskeeda and became one of the most-read writers, with 25.93 million reads.

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Ilia Topuria Shares First Post Since Justin Gaethje Battering at UFC White House

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By Matthew Guyett
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"Anywhere between three and four million per fight" - Former UFC double champion sheds light on potential Usman Nurmagomedov bidding war Usman Nurmagomedov may have more leverage than ever as he weighs his next move. The numbers being discussed could make his free agency particularly …
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US Open: Gael Monfils Reveals He's Set For Big Career Change After Tennis Retirement

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By Matthew Guyett
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22 hours ago Even the best players in the world get nervous, especially when returning from a serious injury and uncertain how their bodies will respond. That was the case for defending US Open champion Carlos Alcaraz. Alcaraz advanced through his first two matches of the tournament. He coasted past Roman …
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Timeless Talent: Would Roberto Carlos Be The Best Left-Back in The Modern Era

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By Matthew Guyett
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There haven't been many players with a more lethal left-footed strike than Roberto Carlos, who often gave goalkeepers no chance when he let fly. Take, for example, his physics-defying free-kick for Brazil against France back in 1997. Carlos enjoyed a trophy-laden career for both club and country, winning the World Cup, three Champions League trophies, and four La Liga titles, among a long list of major honours.
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