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DSPN - Devlin Sports Podcast Network

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DSPN is a New Zealand rugby podcast and channel hosted by Martin Devlin, covering the biggest stories in the game. From the All Blacks and Super Rugby to provincial rugby, major interviews, breaking news, and sharp commentary, DSPN delivers strong opinions, smart analysis, and proper rugby discussion for New Zealand fans.

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rova | DSPN

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News

Podcast website

www.rova.nz

Latest episode

Jul 11, 2026

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Episodes

Warriors Finish in NRL Top 4? Lawson to Outperform Tsunoda in Japan? | What Has More Chance 04.04.2025

Every week on the DSPN, host Martin Devlin and young producer Lachlan Waugh play a game of What Has More Chance Of Happening, where they work through a selection of sporting events coming up on the weekend and provide predictions. Today they discuss the likes of Super Rugby and NRL matches, the Warriors' top four chances, and the Formula One Japanese Grand Prix.   Website: rova.nz/podcasts/dspn-de...

Greg Martin: 'Nervous' Ahead of Chiefs vs Reds, NRL Preview, Wild AFL Crowds 03.04.2025

Join DSPN host Martin Devlin as he chats to Greg 'Marto' Martin - the former Wallabies fullback and current Triple M radio host - as they navigate their way through a whole heap of sport on this weekend. The pair first talk about Brisbane radio ratings and daylight saving ending, before tucking into Super Rugby Pacific action - specifically the top of the table clash between the Chiefs and Reds in...

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