Legends of Welsh Sport

An emotive portrait of Welsh rugby icon John Dawes, who revolutionised the game as both player and coach.

In 1990, Carmarthenshire-based dairy farmer Sirrell Griffiths, who kept horses for a hobby, entered a horse into one of racing's most prestigious competitions... by mistake.

Alan 'The Arrow' Evans started life throwing tungsten for a few quid at exhibition matches in the smoked-filled pubs of the 1970s. He would go on to become the original oche entertainer.

In 1993, a boxer and part-time warehouse worker from Cardiff was given the chance of a lifetime – to fight for the world featherweight title with just 48 hours’ notice.

A trailblazer from humble beginnings in the south Wales valleys, Jayne Ludlow would overcome adversity to become the first British woman to captain a side to Champions League glory. This is the story of how she transformed Welsh women's football.