Matt Hansen

3 days ago | poker.org | Matt Hansen

Daniel Negreanu fell short of his eighth WSOP bracelet and Viktor Blom missed another chance at his first as Ryan Bambrick played spoiler in the $10K Omaha8 Championship at the 2025 World Series of Poker. Blom finished fourth and Negreanu suffered a near miss in second in Bambrick's second WSOP win. "Feels good," Bambrick told us after the win. But it wasn't just the bracelet. Bambrick and Negreanu have history. "You know, he made a YouTube video where he was playing a hand against me online.

4 days ago | cyclingmagazine.ca | Matt Hansen

Pro cyclist Shari Bossuyt is finally set to return to racing. The 24-year-old Belgian pro will be back in the peloton on June 14, when her two-year doping ban officially ends. She’s signed with AG Insurance–Soudal, eager to start fresh. “I still get chills when I think about how it all happened,” Bossuyt told Sporza in a candid interview. “People can think whatever they want — I know I’ve never taken anything.

4 days ago | cyclingmagazine.ca | Matt Hansen

Power is everything these days. We all need our data measured and tracked, but not all power meters are born equal. It’s not a question of accuracy—we’ll get to that—but getting it in a way that doesn’t compromise function and fit. The Assioma line of pedals from Favero already has a strong reputation for accuracy and reliability. Their latest offering, the Assioma PRO RS power meter pedals, has levelled up the riding experience with some changes in tech.

5 days ago | cyclingmagazine.ca | Matt Hansen

I watch more cooking shows than should be legally allowed. That’s why I am more than stoked to present my colleague at our sibling site, Canadian Running, and Cameron Edmond’s excellent selection of salads. She says you can fuel your rides and recovery with fresh, protein-packed summer salads that are easy to prep, portable, and bursting with flavour. Let’s check our some delish stuff.

6 days ago | cyclingmagazine.ca | Matt Hansen

Stage 20 saw Simon Yates ride a magnificent day, taking the pink jersey off of Team UAE Emirates’ Isaac Del Toro. Like many watching the race, he was surprised to see Richard Carapaz and Isaac Del Toro play games as the Visma-Lease a Bike rider rode away—ultimately putting 4 minutes into them and taking the maglia rosa. The 21-year-old Mexican rider marked Carapaz on the Colle delle Finestre, made no move to catch Simon Yates, and ultimately surrendered the maglia rosa in Sestrière.