WIGGINS vs WALSH WHO’S THE BEST BRADLEY W?

WIGGINS and Walsh. No, they’re not a lacklustre firm of provincial solicitors, they’re the country’s two favourite Bradleys. Everyone who’s ever put The Chase on because they’re a bit bored with Pointless is familiar with WALSH, the cheeky ex-football pro turned Dr Who star, soap stalwart and teatime quizmaster. And fans of Olympic cycling all love WIGGINS, the mod-mad bike nut who’s won more Tour de Frances than he’s had hot tempers. But which one is the best of this particular Brad Bunch? The Chase is on.

ROUND 1… SIDEBURNS ASK anyone to describe what’s famously growing down in front of the iconic Tour de France winner’s ears, and they’ll answer without hesitation – “sideburns!” But this photo, snapped during the 2009 Northern Rock Cyclone Beaumont Trophy race meeting and handily free of copyright restrictions, provides compelling evidence that Wiggins thinks nothing of shaving off his trademark face fannies any time the mood strikes him. 0 ROUND 2… COMING 4TH IN THE 2009 TOUR DE FRANCE AT FIRST glance, this round would seem to be an easy slam-dunk for the decorated cyclist who enjoyed an illustrious 15-year career in the saddle, and famously pedalled his way to a fine 4th place in 2009’s running of the highly prestigious French roadrace. But wait – proven drugs cheat Lance…

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