Judy Murray says it’s ‘incredible’ when she reflects on the fact her sons, Andy and Jamie Murray, emerged from Scotland to become world No.1s and Grand Slam champions in singles and doubles, respectively. Judy began playing the game in Scotland as a child back when the country had barely any tennis infrastructure or elite pathway to follow – and it was one she helped create and grow, at a grassroots level, when she introduced her sons to the game. Murray sits down with Matt

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Im heutigen Triathlonchat ist Niclas „Bocki“ Bock zu Gast – und er bringt ein ganz besonderes Thema mit: das Karriereende im Triathlon-Content-Game.Bocki war in den letzten Jahren ohne Zweifel einer der kreativsten und innovativsten Köpfe der Szene. Viele Formate, Ideen und Trends im Triathlon-Content tragen seine Handschrift.Jetzt zieht er einen Schlussstrich: Mit der Trivue Tour im […]

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Brett Phillips is back with another big show live from Shanghai for the ATP 1000 Shanghai Masters where Aussie No 1 Alex de Minaur is featuring, speaking to Alex. The State of Play (inside the Australian tennis landscape) is back with a lot of feedback coming in post our show last week on the recent departure of Director of Talent Paul Vassalo. We chat Green Ball Nationals - 10u and its debut with TA's Sean Spralja, our college segment with Lachlan Puyol and Kenny Nouchi from Yonex, takes us inside

David Hall's wheelchair tennis CV makes for heady reading, and at the US Open he sat down with Matt to reflect on a career delivering him Paralympic singles gold, nine AO and eight US titles, six year-end No.1 finishes and induction into multiple Halls of Fame. He was in New York for the 20th anniversary of the US Open wheelchair tournament's inaugural edition at Flushing Meadows, the first time he'd returned to the city since that 2005 US Open – his last Slam campaign in a professional career

Join Nick Morrell and Kyle Babbage as they return after a month and a half break to catch-up on the week in tennis, they discussed:-The Billie Jean King Cup:Italy regain their crown beating USA in the final- what makes them stand out from other nations and how have they become such a formidable tennis nation!USA make the final without Gauff, Anisimova and Keys but should they still be winning the title with such a strong sideTeam GB make semis without Raducanu- we discuss her decision behind

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You know Meg Stalter from “Hacks,” “Too Much,” and so many viral videos! Before her meteoric rise to fame, Meg chatted with Big Dipper and Meatball about her love of weird comedy, living in Ohio, and why she wanted to be a nurse. On this classic episode of Sloppy Seconds they chat about God’s Southern twang, being a bad waitress, and Meatball’s mom wearing tennis outfits but never playing tennis.Don’t forget to Subscribe to the new Sloppy Seconds YouTube

Wrexham Ready now goes out daily as the Lexus Wrexham Open tournament is underway.Join Rose as we head to Net World Sports Sponsors and Players Party which was kindly sponsored by Ramada Plaza Wrexham and Lanyon Bowdler.We get the first reaction to the draw and chat to many of the different guests who attended, including Iain Bates, Baroness Amanda Sayter president of Tennis Wales, and Sandi Procter LTA President.

As we have all heard, Jimmy Kimmel Live! was suspended at the behest of the Trump administration, then reinstated after an enormous public outcry. What is less discussed is the influence of the two main networks that own many of the local ABC affiliate stations, Nexstar and Sinclair Broadcast Group, the latter of which owns…The Tennis Channel. Prior to ABC’s blanket suspension of the show, both networks were blocking Jimmy Kimmel Live! on their local stations, because they are right-wing, Pro-Trump

In his burgeoning pro career, Rinky Hijikata has shone on the doubles court. At just 21 years of age, he combined with fellow Aussie Jason Kubler to win Australian Open 2023, and in 2025 reached the Wimbledon men’s doubles alongside Dutchman David Pel. Those results have given Hijikata invaluable exposure to the pressure of huge moments on the game’s biggest stages; experience he hopes to translate to his singles game. As he discusses with Jackson Mansell on this week’s episode,

From unknown to unforgettable: Valentin Vacherot shocks the tennis world at the Shanghai Masters, upsetting Holger Rune and rocketing into the top 100! But the fairytale doesn't end there—his cousin Arthur Rinderknech is also on a tear, with a shot at joining him in the semis. It's a family affair fueled by a buzzing group chat and a lifetime of tennis passion. Can this dynamic duo rewrite the record books, or will Holger Rune's setback pave the way for another contender to seize the spotlight

Send us a text In this episode of @themartymarinershow we chat to @CentralCoastMarinersYT legend Patrick Zwaanswijk. We have a bit of a chat, bit of a chinwag, bit of a conversation about Patrick's early playing years in Europe, tennis, the Dutch National team, Dirty Dancing and yes of course THAT header. Let's go!!

This week on the Functional Tennis Podcast I’m joined once again by Portuguese player Jaime Faria, who continues to make strides on the ATP Tour.Since our last chat, Jaime has broken into the top 100, won two Challenger titles, and battled through Grand Slam qualifying winning 11 of his last 12 matches and even sneaking into the US Open as a lucky loser. One of the standout moments of his year was facing Novak Djokovic at the Australian Open, an experience that gave him a clear view of what it takes

Amanda Anisimova will meet Naomi Osaka in the US Open semi-finals and it’s a pretty big moment for the pod! Catherine, David and Matt discuss it all.Part one - Women’s results. We discuss the extraordinary way Anisimova overcame her Wimbledon final demons to beat Iga Swiatek. What was different about this match? Just how incredible is this feat? And how might Anisimova vs Osaka go on Thursday night? There’s also chat about Karolina Muchova’s gutsy performance and David’s press conference exchange

Send us a text This week we chat with THE Coby Velez! He shares his experiences and insights on coaching, mentorship, and community impact. Coby discusses the importance of gratitude, the difference in responsibilities from head coach to assistant coach, and the lessons learned throughout his coaching career. The conversation also emphasizes the role of coaches in shaping not only athletes but also the communities they serve, and the need for future generations of coaches to embrace mentorshi...

Yannick Noah, inspired by Arthur Ashe who recognised his talent and nurtured his potential, went on to craft an inspirational career of his own. In 1983, the 23-year-old became the first Frenchman in 37 years to lift the Roland Garros men’s trophy. He became world No.1 in doubles, an Australian Open semifinalist, and peaking at world No.5 in singles, became the highest ranked Frenchman in history. Yet it was team tennis that he cherished most: as Davis Cup captain, he guided France to three

Co-host of Court Talk, Brett Patten, joined Sports Breakfast to chat about the latest tennis newsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Im Triathlonchat #154 geht es natürlich ausführlich um den Ironman Hawaii 2025 und unsere Sicht auf das Rennen. Wir haben sich unsere Prognosen entwickelt und welche Überraschungen gab es im Rennen. Außerdem sprechen wir kurz über den Grund, warum Nils aktuell nicht lachen kann und warum hier KARMA zugeschlagen hat. Am Ende gibt es noch […]