Where Sport & Creativity Intersect: Meet Werner Bronkhurst
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Service Break wins AUB Enterprise Award 2026
Service Break has won the Arts University Bournemouth Enterprise Award 2026, marking a major milestone for the independent sports media brand and athlete platform as it continues to grow at the intersection of sport and creativity. Service Break was created to bridge the gap between sport and the creative industry. In the AUB feature, Grace
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Drones, Buzz and Broadcast Gold: How FPV Tech Is Changing the Winter Olympics
The faint whirring you’ve heard under the commentary and cowbells during downhill, luge or speed skating at Milano–Cortina 2026 is not your TV dying. It is a fleet of first-person view drones, now embedded into the Olympic broadcast in a way we have never seen before. For better and worse, the Games have entered their
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Bournemouth Bombardiers Volleyball x Surridge Sport 2025/26: Kit Gallery
New season, new identity, same ambition. The Bournemouth Bombardiers’ 2025/26 campaign begins in the city that built them, with Surridge Sport kit revealed against the backdrop of Bournemouth Pier and the Lower Gardens. This shoot is a first look at how the team will carry itself into BUCS and local league volleyball this year. Shot
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Bournemouth Bombardiers Unveil New 2025/26 Kit in Partnership with Surridge and Service Break
The Bournemouth Bombardiers have officially launched their new 2025/26 kit, marking the beginning of a three-way partnership between Surridge Sport, the Bombardiers, and us here at Service Break.
MRKA at Casa Axis: Hard Court
Hard Court at Casa Axis in Valencia is more than a tennis court or an artwork. MRKA transforms a rich clay red surface into a space where play, imperfection, and questioning collide. At its center is a tension between the rigidity of tennis as a sport and the looseness of art as a form of
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Fashion in Sport: Designers Who Are Changing the Game
Fashion in sport has evolved far beyond functional uniforms. Today, designers are transforming athletic apparel into platforms for storytelling, heritage, and self-expression, proving that performance and style can go hand in hand.
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From Grassroots to Glory: The GAA’s Grip on Ireland
Ireland’s sporting landscape, urban and rural, is defined by the GAA. Dublin’s dominance, Kilkenny’s hurling prowess, and the occasional viral shorts meme are threads in a larger tapestry. The game shapes the country’s rhythm.
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WAG: How a Loaded Label Found New Meaning
When the term WAG first exploded into public consciousness during the 2006 FIFA World Cup, it was anything but flattering. Short for “wives and girlfriends,” it was a catch-all the British press used to describe the glamorous partners of England’s footballers, often photographed poolside with champagne, dripping in designer brands, and splashed across the tabloids. The subtext was clear: these women existed on the sidelines, their value measured by their proximity to fame and their capacity for conspicuous luxury.
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