We’re joined by fellow Tony (tjc05) for the final installment of Serena’s Historic 2015: 10 Years Later. The episode starts with me having a meltdown about life now vs life in 2015, but eventually we get into the 2015 US Open, its impact and where Serena went from there.This is one of my favorite episodes of all time, so I hope you join us in celebrating what Serena accomplished in 2015. We breakdown:Serena vs Venus in the QFSerena vs Vinci in the SFSerena’s impact on 2015 cultureThe awards she

Novak Djokovic BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.Novak Djokovic has once again found himself at the heart of tennis headlines over the past few days and his impact on and off the court continues to draw intense attention. Fresh off his campaign at the Paris Masters, Djokovic reached the semifinals but suffered a surprising defeat to Grigor Dimitrov in what Tennis Channel called one of the biggest upsets of the week. The loss has already fueled speculation by The Times and ESPN about the physical

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In this episode of The Pickleball Show, host Curtis Reese Dinks into the business of pickleball and welcomes Rachel Chonko, the Editor-in-Chief of Peake Media and a driving force behind the explosive growth of pickleball’s business landscape. With over a decade of experience covering the sports and fitness industry, Rachel shares her personal journey into the sport and dives into the origins of Peake Media, a B2B publishing powerhouse founded to equip health and fitness pros with essential

In this episode I will be talking about some of the Tournaments that have been going on in Japan and Wuhan and others around the China swing. Also USA woman have been doing pretty good like Amanda Anisimova also Coco Gauff as well as Jessica Pegula and also on the men's side. Will talk about my friend of mine and I played 12 different courts around here but did not do well against him this season. Also the last match we had was the battle of the Bruce Swanson racquets doing a match in honor of

In this unique episode of Insider’s Playbook, senior tennis legend and mental-performance coach Mark Vines returns to explore one of the most overlooked tools in the tennis arsenal: the grunt. Far from being just a noisy habit, Mark breaks down the science and psychology behind grunting — and how it can boost power, improve timing, and relax the body under pressure.He shares the physiological benefits, the biomechanics involved, and his personal findings from studying players at tournaments. If

Roger Federer BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.Roger Federer has been keeping tennis fans and billionaires alike entertained over the past few days with a whirlwind of appearances and fresh headlines. Just this weekend, Federer dropped in live to chat on Andy Roddick’s Served podcast, offering an unusually candid and lighthearted glimpse into post-retirement life. He reminisced about the challenges of leaving center court after the emotionally charged Laver Cup retirement, discussed ongoing knee

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Steve Johnson discusses his journey from college tennis at USC to the professional circuit and eventually retirement. He reflects on team dynamics, confidence from winning streaks, and the challenges of high-pressure matches against top players like Roger Federer. Johnson highlights the importance of family balance, camaraderie, and player-driven content in tennis. He also shares insights on podcast production and how his Nothing Major podcast helps him stay connected with friends and the tennis

The final Masters 1000 events is set with both Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner anchoring each half of the draw. Nigel Seeley & Sean Calvert look for a winner.

In "Serving Aces" Alexandra Stevenson and co-host Hugues Laverdiere talk Medvedev and his win.  Felix and his win.  Fernandez, Rybakina - all winning.  Alexandra brought up Tiafoe firing his whole team and what she thinks he should do - including making his serve better.  Rune injured End of season.  Medvedev dedicating win to his daughter Victoria.  Newsy notes Travis Kielce has buzz cuts.  Martina Navritalova and Julia and Housewives of Miami. Alexandra noted the struggling Arch Manning,

It's the 563rd episode of the Tennis Gambling Podcast and it's time to analyze the two ATP events for the upcoming week! Scott Reichel starts by taking a quick victory lap for hitting two separate outright winner bets in Almaty and Brussels. Then, he dives into the future markets for the Swiss Indoors Basel and the Vienna Open. Lastly, Scott gives out his favorite bets in the Lock & Dog segment.If you have been listening to this podcast on Spotify and/or Apple Podcasts, you can catch the episodes

In this episode of the GreatBase Tennis Podcast, Steve Smith and Dave Anderson announce a three-day workshop set for December at Ave Maria University. Open to all, the event aims to spotlight tennis's "golden growth opportunity" by focusing on the eight core pillars of the GreatBase curriculum and beyond. They discuss the need to improve tennis coaching at all levels, not just through better technique but through deeper lessons in character, discipline, and education. From grip fundamentals t...

🎾 ATP Weekly: Joao Fonseca storms to Basel title as ADF falls short again | Sinner beats Zverev in Vienna | Saudi Arabia lands Masters 1000 | Paris Masters Preview Teen sensation Joao Fonseca captures his first ATP title in Basel, stunning the tennis world with a fearless run — while Alejandro Davidovich Fokina falls short once more in a final. In Vienna, Jannik Sinner continues his dominance, outlasting Alexander Zverev to claim a second title in the Austrian capital. We also dive into the ATP’s

We wobble to the end of the WTA calendar with events in Jiujiang, Hong Kong, and Chennai. Nigel Seeley and Rory Jiwani attempt to make sense of it all.

We wobble to the end of the WTA calendar with events in Jiujiang, Hong Kong, and Chennai. Nigel Seeley and Rory Jiwani attempt to make sense of it all.

Rafael Nadal BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.Rafael Nadal is making major waves off the tennis court right now. The 22-time Grand Slam champion is set to headline VTEX Connect Europe on November 11th in Lisbon, Portugal, where he'll be discussing his entrepreneurial ventures in an AI-driven world. This appearance comes as part of Web Summit 2025 week, one of the world's largest technology gatherings, and signals Nadal's growing interest in the business and technology sectors beyond his legendary

Serena Williams BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.Serena Williams, the renowned tennis legend, has been making headlines recently for her achievements both on and off the court. Her summer was marked by a relaxing holiday in Mallorca, where she enjoyed the island's delights including Palma and Puerto Soller. Recently, she returned to Spain for a prestigious honor.Williams was awarded the Princess of Asturias Award for Sports in Oviedo, Spain. This ceremony, held on October 24, recognized her

This week on the Functional Tennis Podcast, Fabio chats with Jonas Eriksson, better known as Tennis Nerd, the go-to voice in the tennis world for rackets.With the Functional Tennis Racket of the Year competition underway, Fabio and Jonas break down the most talked-about rackets of 2025, what to expect from the 2026 launches, and why so many pros are playing with blacked-out frames. They also dive into Wilson’s upcoming Pure Aero-style spin racket, shifts in pro player trends, and what makes the

Jannick Sinner BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.If Jannik Sinner’s career were a tennis ball, it would be bouncing at warp speed these last few days—every swing, every controversy, every highlight seeming to hit the headlines. Currently, the 24-year-old Italian world number two is riding a wave of both sporting excellence and off-court drama. In Vienna, he demolished opponents in clinical fashion—Flavio Cobolli, Alexander Bublik, and Daniel Altmaier all fell easily, according to