Brett Phillips brings this weeks show from Vienna for the ATP 500, saluting the honour role of champions over the past week on the ATP/WTA Tours, also looking back at attending the UTS in Hong Kong with a feature chat with founder Patrick Mouratoglou, the State of Play returns, going inside the Australian tennis landscape, our college segment, plus all the other tennis news of the week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today, we dive into the 2nd edition of the Six Kings Slam. On the same day that millions of people rallied around the world in the No Kings protests to defy Trump and defend democracy, the final match of the tennis exhibition “The Six Kings Slam” was played in Saudi Arabia between Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner. Was the exhibition tacky and tone deaf? Yes. Was it entertaining? No. Was it good for tennis? Absolutely not.Also:A Portuguese player gets busted for crystal methNick Kyrgios is de-bro'd

We are back after a post US Open break! Italy go back-to-back at Billie Jean King Cup with Jasmine Paolini leading the charge. Félix Auger-Aliassime ties the knot in Morocco, Gaël Monfils shares his retirement plans, Team World win Laver Cup. Plus, Beijing chat and the latest from Shanghai. Don't forget to rate, review and share on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Audioboom. For daily tennis updates: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/blackspinglobal Twitter:

Proper sleep impacts every aspect of one's life. For tennis players – and athletes in general – it’s a relatively new insight. Only in the last 20 years have experts and players realized just how much sleep can affect performance. Even the smallest adjustment can help a player reach peak performance. This week, we dig into the details of top players and their sleep habits. Roger Federer: 12 hours a night! Pete Sampras needs freshly pressed sheets. Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz get a LOT of

Since making his ATP-level debut on home soil in Antwerp, Belgian Zizou Bergs has made methodical progress in his career. From his position outside the top 500 then, to cracking the top 50 this year, Bergs has emerged as a compelling player on court with a well-rounded attitude to life off it. In this week’s episode, we share Jackson Mansell’s interview with Bergs in Sydney at last month’s Davis Cup tie, when Bergs helped Belgium to a 3-2 win over Australia at Ken Rosewall Arena

This week I’m joined once again by Dutch ATP player Jesper de Jong, who has continued his steady rise on the professional circuit.Since our last chat, Jesper has broken into the top 100, reached his first ATP final at the Swedish Open, and played a key role for the Netherlands in Davis Cup. We talk about what feels different now that he’s inside the top 100, the lessons he’s learned from the tour grind, and how he balances results with enjoying the process. Jesper also shares insights from training

In this episode of The Changeover podcast, Justin and Jody chat with former top-10 player and Davis Cup champion Mikhail Youzhny. They discuss evolving court surfaces, racket technology, and player support. Youzhny shares stories of facing the Big Three, insights on mental toughness, fitness, and nutrition, as well as his coaching experience with Denis Shapovalov. The episode wraps up with trivia and reflections on his career.🎾 Welcome to The Changeover Podcast 🎾Ever wondered what life is really

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Beti Sekulovski and Michael Logarzo are back for episode nine for 2025, unpacking the junior tennis landscape in Australia. In this episode, feature guest is Aussie pro and former junior world number one Daria Saville who shares her junior journey from the experiences gained to the lessons learned. It is a great chat for all players, coaches, parents and tennis fans to listen into. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Momentum, emotion, and value on full display tonight as Q dives into what will be a historical Friday. VIP Plays: https://dubclub.win/BlackSheepBetting Free Sports Chat: https://discord.gg/z4Fw85r6x8 @BetsByQ

This week, Jess, Jenny, Madi and Des dive into Halloween stories and what they like (and don’t like) about this season. Then, they chat about recent gambling news that broke in the NBA, leading them to some of the comments they have to constantly deal with on social media. We end with some on court confessions and fan questions. Connect with the show and hosts on Instagram at: @MadisonKeys @JPegula @Jenny_Brady7 @Des_Krawczyk11 @ThePlayersBoxPod Submit fan questions to

Q's keeping it short and sweet as he dials in on Thursday Night's matchup between the Ravens & Dolphins. VIP Plays: https://dubclub.win/BlackSheepBetting Free Sports Chat: https://discord.gg/z4Fw85r6x8 @BetsByQ

This week, Nick and Kyle convene at the CnCTP Studios on episode 79 to catch-up on the week in tennis, we discuss:Alcaraz and Sinner splitting the titles in Tokyo and Beijing with dominant wins as we raise the question of whether Alcaraz is in the best form of his lifeThe current state of tennis and its scheduling as Alcaraz opts to pull out of Shanghai and will play the Six King Slams insteadWe bring you a brief catch-up on the WTA 1000 event in Beijing as it enters its closing stagesGael Monfils

Q heads to the ice with his tickets as an epic day of hockey is surely to unfold! VIP Plays: https://dubclub.win/BlackSheepBetting Free Sports Chat: https://discord.gg/z4Fw85r6x8 @BetsByQ

Kickstart your week with John, Sam, Steve and Jack catching up on all the latest action from Asia. The gang is joined once again by Blair Henley to chat through the latest updates from Shanghai, USTA league rules, and Federer’s nomination to the International Tennis Hall of Fame. With plenty of talk amongst the tour around court design, the boys discuss the impact of court speeds on player performance. The gang also weighs in on Amanda Anisimova's backhand dominance and Gael Monfils' recently

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Having competed on tour for the better part of a decade, 27-year-old Priscilla Hon is enjoying her best season to date. The Queenslander this week made her top-100 debut, reward for a purple patch of form during which she has flourished on the biggest stages. After qualifying for Wimbledon, Hon did the same at the US Open, going on to reach the third of the main draw in a career-best Slam performance. She then headed to the China Open and powered into the third round, her best WTA 1000 result. Hon

Cocaine, Coke, Booger Sugar, Bolivian Marching Powder. Whatever you call it, the worlds of professional tennis and all night coke binges once overlapped.The talk of the tennis town this week is the new Bjorn Borg memoir “Heartbeats", in which he admits to using cocaine, saying it almost ruined his life many times after he quit the tour. But was his drug use really confined to his post-playing years? It was the ‘70s after all. And who else on tour has dabbled with “non-performance enhancing”

Dave and Steve chat Laver Cup, Tour Schedule, Alcaraz/Sinner love triangle, Billie Jean King Cup, Davis Cup, the Asian Swing tournaments, and potential surprise seeds for the AO!

The final day of the Lexus Wrexham Open is upon us and we have what many would describe as the perfect final - Mika Stojsavljovic vs Mimi Xu. The two teenagers will take to the stage at the Wrexham Tennis and Padel Centre this afternoon and battle for the trophy. We spoke to both players to hear their thoughts following their semifinals and looking ahead to their final today.We also chat to commentator Alex Hyman to get his views ahead of today's match and to get some analysis from the two