In 10 Years' Time

Iwan is joined by Team GB and Nottingham handball player, Josh Plumridge. Josh talks about his journey before handball, how he got into the sport and what his plans are for the next 10 years.

The first guest of 2024 is Team GB player and handball prospect, Floran Steeples. With handball being a growing sport in the UK, Floran discusses how it is developing, why she chose to pursue a career in it and what can be done to get younger people involved.

The final guest of 2023 is Junior madison world champion and British cycling prospect, Ben Wiggins. As well as his achievements, Ben discusses trying to break out his father's, Bradley Wiggins, shadow, how his ADHD affects him and why he chose to race for Hagens in his first pro season, starting next year.

This week's guest is upcoming British MMA and PFL fighter, Shanelle Dyer. Shanelle reveals why her father got her involved into fighting, the reason behind her nickname "The Nightmare" and why she chose to sign long-term with the PFL over the UFC.

The tenth episode of I10YT is with rising UK MMA star and 2023 Four Nations champion Chloe Gowen. Chloe talks about her upcoming in Bristol, how she transitioned from Judo into MMA, her goals as an amateur and professional MMA fighter and much more!

Iwan Blakeway is joined by Surrey Scorchers and British Basketball League player Luke Okosieme. Luke talks about his fast rise in British basketball, how he got into the sport at such a late age and what passions he has off the court.

In 10 Years' Time returns with Scottish MMA prospect and recently signed Cage Warriors fighter, Sean Clancy Jr. Sean talks about growing up as the son of a fighter, why he believes he will be the greatest mixed martial artist of all time and his upcoming Cage Warriors debut this Saturday (October 14).

The final episode of In 10 Years' Time is with Team GB Lightweight boxer and Commonwealth Games Silver medalist, Gemma Richardson. Gemma gives her view on the current state of women's boxing, how she's preparing for next year's Olympics and what it was like growing up in a boxing gym.

The latest guest on In 10 Years' Time is Harlequins and ex-Ireland U20 international, Hayden Hyde. In it, Hyde discusses why he's yet to decide which country to represent, what it was like living in Belfast and his interests outside of rugby.

Episode 5 of In 10 Years' Time is with Aston Villa and England youth international footballer, Freya Gregory. Gregory explains how the support network at Villa is helping her develop, what it's like playing in such a fast-growing sport such as women's football and what she'd like to achieve after football.

The fourth guest on In 10 Years' Time is Wolves and former England international Luke Matheson. Matheson reveals what it was like playing in the lower leagues of English football, how it felt to be signed for £1m as a teenager and what loan spells are like.

This week's guest on In 10 Years' Time is the 50m and 100m British backstroke champion, Ollie Morgan. Ollie discusses how he struggled growing up as the "sporty kid" at school, why he feels so comfortable at the University of Birmingham and how soon he intends on competing in the Olympics.

The second guest on In 10 Years' Time is Rugby World Cup finalist and England and Loughborough Lightning flanker, Sadia Kabeya. Sadia discusses her pathway into the England setup, what needs to be done improve equality in rugby and tackling stereotypes of female rugby players.

The first ever guest on In 10 Years Time is undefeated, 7-0, Midlands welterweight champion, Owen Cooper. Cooper discusses his upcoming fight that takes place this Saturday in Telford (BT Sport, undercard of Heaney vs Flatley 2), his ambitions in boxing and how a recent close loss in his life has given him something to fight for.