In this episode of the GreatBase Tennis Podcast, Steve Smith is joined by co-host Dave Anderson, Tim Ross, and special guest Max Fomine. Max is a Moldovan-born coach whose path to tennis is as unique as it is inspiring. Max shares his family's immigration story, landing in Canada with no papers and few resources, and how hard work, persistence, and a deep love for tennis carried him from junior tournaments in Toronto to the courts of Mississippi State. He discusses the pivotal role his father...

Tennis Tragic Roddy Reynolds and Tennis Pro Alexandra (Ally) Osborne are back for a great episode nine of The Grind for 2025, our dedicated monthly podcast focusing on the Challenger/ITF tours.. In this episode, Ally's travel challenges, young guns Lilli Tagger (Austria) and Emerson Jones (Australia) in focus, feature guest is Burundi trailblazer Sada Nahamina (a great listen) along with player and tournament of the month. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Only two spots have been secured for the ATP Finals. The tour moves west from the Asian swing with three 250 tournaments this week in Almaty, Brussels and Stockholm. Sean Calvert & Nigel Seeley look for the best bets this week.

Only seven 250 level or higher tournaments remain for 2025 and only three spots remaining for the WTA Finals. Rory Jiwani and Nigel Seeley look that this week's competitions in Ningbo and Osaka.

Only seven 250 level or higher tournaments remain for 2025 and only three spots remaining for the WTA Finals. Rory Jiwani and Nigel Seeley look that this week's competitions in Ningbo and Osaka.

We're back with another interview on Match Point Canada!Influencer, Content Creator and Tennis Correspondent Rachel Stuhlmann joins Mike this week to talk about her emerging presence as a major media personality in the tennis world, her love of the National Bank Open and her friendship with the recently retired Genie Bouchard! Enjoy :) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Calvin Betton, George Bellshaw and James Gray are all back to discuss the last week of action in tennis, as the Far East swing continues apace and the weather really starts to bite... Jannik Sinner wins the title in Beijing, incredibly his first non-slam title of the year, but then limps out of the Shanghai Masters with severe cramps At least he didn't get coded for lack of effort, like Daniil Medvedev did in Beijing the week before... Gael Monfils is to retire at the end of next season,

World No. 34 and rising American star Alex Michelsen joins the pod!Fresh off making his Laver Cup debut, Alex joins John, Jack, Sam and Steve to share his journey in tennis and reflect on his year so far. He talks about representing Team World, going up against top players like Carlos Alcaraz, and shares some fun off-court stories from his life on tour. Plus, the boys cover some of the biggest headlines from Shanghai and debate what it means to 'make it' as a pro athlete. 00:00 Sponsor

Ben reacts to the third round in Shanghai Masters 2025, with Jannik Sinner crashing out due to cramping injury in his match with Griekspoor. Djokovic fought his way past Hanfmann in a 3 set battle. Zverev is complaining about the court speed being too slow to suit Alcaraz and Sinner. Tell me your thoughts in the comments.❤️ SUBSCRIBE TO GTL: https://bit.ly/35JyOhz ▶️ JOIN YOUTUBE MEMBERSHIP: https://bit.ly/3Fk9rSr 💰 SUPPORT CHANNEL: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/g2lp 🔥 PATREON:

Mike Carver and Doug Kesirian preview a thrilling weekend of sports betting action, including NFL matchups, MLB Game 5s, and college football.

Kyle Andrew and Paul Hughes discuss betting predictions for UFC Fight Night at Farmasi Arena, Rio de Janeiro.

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:

With Steve Wyss & Nathan Joyes checking out the soccer slate for the best bets, props & plays in World Cup qualifying & international friendlies today and over the weekend.Subscribe to our FREE weekly newsletter & the new Betting Weekly Insider✍👇 https://www.bettingweeklystudios.com/ 00:00 Introduction 09:30 France vs. Azerbaijan 11:05 Germany vs. Luxembourg 14:05 Belgium vs. North Macedonia 17:10 Iceland vs. Ukraine 22:30 Northern Ireland vs. Slovakia 23:40 Kosovo vs. Slovenia 25:50 Sweden vs

Steve Wyss welcomes Lewis Jones, who discusses his sports journalism career at Sky, the balance between data and intuition in betting, player prop strategies, ladder staking, and insights into horse racing.

10 singles players and 4 doubles teams qualified for the NCAAs in November based on their results at the ITA All-American Championships. We recap the event, name the most surprising players and performances, and look ahead to how the remaining NCAA field will be filled out. Follow us on Twitter @JTweetsTennis and Instagram @NoAdNoProblem. Don't forget to rate and subscribe so you never miss an episode!

The State of Play is our look at the Australian tennis landscape on a global stage featured on ' The First Serve Live' each week. This week's segment was your continued feedback around the resignation of Paul Vassalo - Director of Talent at Tennis Australia and further correspondence that came into the show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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

Carlos Alcaraz' withdrawal from Shanghai has given Jannik Sinner a chance to claim the year-end No.1 ranking. Brie is joined by AusOpen.com’s Matt Trollope, data guru Levi Huddleston, and Aussie tennis legend John Fitzgerald to discuss the big news to come out of the Asian swing. The panel dissects the rise of Beijing finalist Learner Tien and Eva Lys, and takes a close look at Coco Gauff’s game as the WTA finals approach. Plus, Rhys de Deugd checks in from Shanghai and Brie puts the

The men’s season ticks on, same as it ever was, as Alcaraz and Sinner snag twin 500s in different countries. We talk a little (very little) about recent results and people being consistently weird in and about Asia. Then, we move into our listener mailbag segment, where we cover everything from how to address the late-season malaise to dealing with workplace narcissists. We finish with an extended review of Mariah’s new album Here For It All, her first studio album since 2018. By the way, the

Writer and tennis observer Patrick Parr joins Alvin fresh off watching Carlos Alcaraz vs Casper Ruud at the Japan Open. From '87 MJ comparisons to existential boredom, they unpack what makes Alcaraz’s tennis so magnetic—and what happens when the crowd isn’t on his side. They also wander through Ben Shelton’s rise, the soul of indoor tennis, and who deserves to make the Turin Finals. Best of Three Podcast explores tennis with equal parts curiosity and storytelling. 🎾 Follow us on Spotify |