When we think of sports stories, we tend to think of tales of epic on the field glory

or incredible against all odds, come back stories, but what about the moments that don't make

the front page?

Well, on the new podcast, sports explains the world.

You'll hear some of the wildest and most surprising sports stories you've never heard.

Like the teenager who wrote a fake Wikipedia page for a young athlete and then watched as

a real team fell for his prank.

As a kid, Kieran Morris loved pulling pranks to fool the press.

Then, when England played Honduras in a friendly soccer match, he found a young player on the

Honduran side and inflated his stats on Wikipedia to equal those of a young messy and runaldo.

Stats, no one should have believed.

But when a real major league team bids $1 million on the player, Kieran starts to wonder

how harmless his fun really was.

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So here goes.

When I was 13, me and my best friend called Really into prank calls, we were obsessed

with this comedian, a guy called Chris Morris.

We cleared through his TV shows, then hunted down his radio calls.

We even joined his fan forum.

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