Brett Phillips is back with another big show live from Tokyo for the ATP 500 Japan Open with special guest Alison Lee - Executive Vice President of the ATP International Region including Asia. A look back on Laver Cup 2025, plus the State of Play (inside the Australian tennis landscape) on the recent departure of Director of Talent Paul Vassalo and what that means plus a chat with Tennis NT CEO Tania Tandora about the Australian Pro Tour returning to the top end......plus lots lots more from a big

Rennae Stubbs is an icon of tennis, both in Australia and the US. Now a commentator for ESPN, Stubbs earned her credentials through a No.1 doubles ranking, Olympic representation in four consecutive Games and six Grand Slam titles in the early 2000s. The last major final of her distinguished career was a loss to Venus and Serena Williams - the latter of whom she went on to coach. Stubbs has also worked with Karolina Pliskova, Sam Stosur and Eugenie Bouchard, consistently delivering ranking rises if

Well dear listeners, we gabbed a little too hard on the Italy front in episode 5... So, in true Italian fashion, we decided to serve an extra course with a BONUS Breakout Session to sneak in all those motions from the floor! In "Inspiration Station," Molly basks in her deep love of pro tennis and explains what in the world that has to do with garden design. As we enter spider season, Tessa enlightens us on Joro spiders vs. their pet Mr. Garden Spider. In "Garden Brag or Bust," Molly and Tessa

Special NFL Edition — Q breaks down the entire Week 6 Sunday slate with his best bets, sharp betting tips, and a +2760 touchdown parlay to close it out. VIP Plays: https://dubclub.win/BlackSheepBetting Free Sports Chat: https://discord.gg/z4Fw85r6x8 @BetsByQ

This week we had the honor to interview a group of ATP sports performance experts in pro tennis.* Al Murphy, senior S&C coach at Tennis Australia. Al works with tennis players such as Rinky Hijikata, Emerson Jones and Aleks Vukic. He is also the head of sports science at Tennis Australia.* Zack Evenden, an experienced performance coach. Zack has worked with top tennis players like Frances Tiafoe, and Michael Mmoh.* Dirk Spits, the National Physical Performance Manager at Tennis Australia. Dirk works

The boys are back to kick off your week in style!Following a packed weekend in Dallas, John and Steve break down Nothing Major’s inaugural Red Bull Flugtag flight. Did the Unforced Errors fly? With the Davis Cup underway the dive into the results and chat through the biggest results so far. Plus the gang are joined by the winner of our US Open bracket challenge, Victor! Life Advice returns and the boys are tracked with tackling some tricky situations including an overbearing house guest… Be

Send us a text In this episode of the Texas Tennis Coaches podcast, host Amanda Sterling and co-host Ruben Vargas interview Alex Johnson, a dedicated tennis coach from Shallowater. Alex shares his journey from being a student-athlete to becoming a coach, highlighting the influences of his parents and mentors. He discusses the challenges of managing a busy coaching schedule and how to build a strong junior high program (on a limited schedule). TTCA UPDATES: NOVEMBER 1: 1) Convent...

Carlos and J.P. welcome Venezuelan tennis star and Lady Vols standout Vanesa Suarez to Viva La Vida! The guys chat with Vanesa about her Venezuelan roots and how they shaped her competitive mindset, her love for Bad Bunny’s music, how she first fell in love with tennis, and her journey to becoming part of the Lady Vols. Plus, she gives listeners an inside look at what fuels the Lady Vols’ winning mentality on the court.Carlos y J.P. reciben a la estrella venezolana de tenis y jugadora

We've just returned from the US Open, excited to share some stories from the site. We cover our night session with Venus, the debut of Carlos' buzz cut, Felix vs some fake fans, and the luck of seeing Barbie K's opening match at two consecutive Slams. This has been something of a whiny US Open, though -- kicked off by Medvedev’s calculated tantrum, then followed by Ostapenko’s shameful display against Townsend (which Jonathan witnessed in person!). Later, we chat about the experience of a stretched

This week we - Chat with Michael Center (Ex - Texas Men's Head Coach) - Wisconsin Hires New Coach - Roland Thornqvist back in coaching Join us on "The Rest Of Us Tennis Podcast" The world wide leader in Collegiate Women's Tennis news Follow us on Twitter @coachmidmajor and instagram @therestofustennis. Feel free to email news and interesting topics to therestofustennis@yahoo.com. Definitely add to your playlist on Spotify so you never miss an episode.

Michael Chang stepped into the ATP Tour in 1988 - an era in which US tennis wasn't short of headliner prospects. By 1989 though, at 17 years old, he'd roared past the likes of Jim Courier, Andre Agassi and Pete Sampras to become the first American of his generation to claim a Grand Slam title. The Roland Garros champion remains the youngest man to win any major but, as he reveals in this Sit-Down, the Californian performed best on the North American hard courts. Chang won two and reached four

The Ryder Cup Episode. Post-match emotions run high as The Lads dissect Europe’s stunning triumph at Bethpage. From Luke Donald’s masterclass in captaincy to Bryson’s performative patriotism, from crowd abuse to clutch putting. Plus serious chat on private equity’s wall of money hitting sport, XG analytics revolutionizing the game, and Saudi’s $50 billion EA acquisition. Oh, and a blasphemous Italian tennis player who’s in hot soup with Chinese crowds. It’s GOG.Brought to you by Pedl Labs.

This week, we’re covering everything...the random, the ridiculous, and the relatable. From why people ages 18 to 64 are having less sex 😳, to the CEO who snatched a tennis pro’s hat from a kid (yep, that happened), to why WNBA games are suddenly the hottest ticket.Plus, we talk mom villages, women lifting up women, why it’s okay to ask for help, and preparing for the annual husband-football disappearing act. Basically? If it’s happening, we’re talking about it.Obsessions:Kate: *Check out

In this episode of Building a Champion, we sit down with Anthony Azama, Athletic Director at Washington University in St. Louis (WashU), to reflect on one of the greatest years in Bears athletics history.From an undefeated NCAA Division III women’s soccer national championship to the first-ever women’s tennis national title, WashU added to its tradition of excellence with a total of 27 all-time national championships. Anthony shares how WashU sustains success through “competitive cooperation,” a

In this episode, host Ben is joined by Cardiff Met First Team player Elise Thomas to chat all things Surrey County Championships—why you should enter, what makes it special, and how it compares to the Surrey Knockout Competition.They also explore the idea of finding your own “Wimbledon”—that one event or goal to aim for—and why it can massively boost the benefits you get from tennis coaching and practice.

Join James Gray, Calvin Betton and George Bellshaw as they welcome Wimbledon doubles champion Lloyd Glasspool to Tennis Unfiltered.As well as a lengthy question and answer session, Lloyd shares insights into his recent Wimbledon triumph (and 3am celebrations), the unique dynamics of playing against former partners Harri Heliovaara and Henry Patten, and the challenges faced by doubles players in gaining recognition. The conversation also touches on the broader issues within the tennis world,

Gigi and Naomi catch up ahead of the US Open to chat through the new mixed doubles event, picks for the tournament, Gauff's serve and missing bin day...Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Christian and Casper Ruud are among the most successful father-son duos in professional tennis history. Christian put Norwegian tennis on the map in the 1990s, becoming the first player from his country to crack the top 40 and reach the second week of a Grand Slam in the Open era. These were milestones Casper matched in the early 2020s, then surpassed by appearing in three Grand Slam finals and peaking at world No.2. Christian and Casper joined Viv and Matt on this week's episode to discuss their

Demi’s new contractors to the rescue; Cardi B is not liable for assault (and flips out outside the courthouse);  Karen Huger (RHOP) is released from prison six months early. Corey Booker is engaged (to a woman); Fed Governor Lisa Cook a/k/a the Black lady, refuses to resign; Tennis star Taylor Townsend’s Tabitha Brown come up; PLUS: Our Friend Kim Foxx a/k/a former Cook County State’s Attorney whose office prosecuted the initial Jussie Smollett case, is back to talk about “that Netflix

Welcome to Episode 5 of our new podcast in 2025, Beyond the Tramlines, hosted by Josh Heriot, which explores the stories and journeys of people achieving great things in the world of tennis.Feature guest for this episode is British tennis journalist, commentator, historian and author Chris Bowers. A magnificent chat with a man who has lived and worked through some of the greatest eras in the sport. Put the headphones in and enjoy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices