Today’s guest is one of the country’s greatest tennis players, Marcus Daniell.He’s back on the court for his final year before retiring, after two frustrating years out with knee injuries. Marcus is creating a legacy that will last beyond his playing days, and will reach far more than just the tennis court. This year, he’s donating 50 percent of his prize money to charity - part of his mahi as founder of High Impact Athletes. A great chat with a professional sportsman who isn't afraid to tell it

This is wonderfully raw insight into Australian tennis great Mark Philippoussis. Branded by the media as Australia's original bad boy of tennis, Mark talks about this label being totally misrepresentative of who he was, what he stood for and how it affected his journey on the tour. Reaching two grand slam finals, winning David Cups and numerous ATP championships.... Mark talks about how he defines success, the best way to achieve success and the lessons that he implements into his family and

This week Lee & Pen are joined by fellow Brit, Lou Stephens who is the Director (although she jokingly calls herself “Dictator”) of London Pickleball! We chat about all the amazing work she and her “mini dictators” are doing to grow pickleball in the UK, the challenges they’ve faced and successes they’ve achieved. This is the hardest working woman we’ve met so far and it was lovely to hear a Cockney accent for a change which made Pen rather homesick!

Brett Phillips is back with another big show chatting to the Australian 12U/14U Claycourt National Champions, a tour recap including Casper Ruud winning the biggest title of his career in Barcelona as we chat with ATP Courtside reporter Candy Reid and ATP Commentator Peter Odgers reflects on Jan Lennard Stuff maiden title in Munich. Brett speaks to Tony Moore from the Brisbane Times about what lies ahead for the Queensland Tennis Centre ahead of the 2032 Olympics Games, a Tennis Victoria State Grade

Join Andy Roddick, Monica Puig and Host Steve Weissman as they breakdown the results from today's matches, look ahead to tomorrow's matchups and chat about some new Mugu news. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's Spencer & Vogue: It's our last episode from sunny St Barts (and Spen's dodgy mic)! We chat tennis, taking good to the cinema, fees for insta posts, the least popular names and death.Remember, if you want to get involved you can:Email us at Spencerandvoguepod@gmail.com OR find us on socials @voguewilliams @spencermatthews AND @spencer_and_vogueListen and subscribe to Spencer and Vogue on Global Player or wherever you get your podcasts. Please review Global's Privacy Policy:

Darren Sturgess, General Manager of Tennis Tasmania, previews the Jack Pizzey Cup 2024: National School Sport Tennis Championships.One year on from the announcement that Tassie would get its own AFL team, Kath McCann, Executive Director of the Tasmania Football Club, provides an update on merch, and details the exclusive Devils t-shirts being provided to Tasmanian Auskickers. Plus, Tubes shares a story of one of the dumb things he's done recently, with Hobart listeners calling in with their

Indian Wells is in the books, and broadcaster Jill Craybas joins the podcast to recap all the action from Tennis Paradise. Craybas analyzes how Iga Swiatek dismantled the field for her second title, and how Carlos Alcaraz did the same on the men's side to defend his trophy as well. The former pro also discusses why Maria Sakkari & Marta Kostyuk are on the up-and-up, what makes Daniil Medvedev's game so uniquely special, and what to expect in the Miami Open, as the tennis world begins the second leg

194 means Sergio Perez, All-black Daniel Carter and National Head Coach Ryan Jenkins joins the boys to chat about wiff waff terminology.Did you know that Sergio Perez entered 194 races before he won his Grand Prix! All black Daniel Carter scored 194 points in the 2010 calendar year. And the directors cut ‘The Kingdom of Heaven’ is 194 minutes long. We are joined by Ryan Jenkins, who has recently taken up the role of Head Coach of the national table tennis team having previously coached England

The Phillies are the best team in baseball, and the boys officially have a baseball fever! In this week's spectacular episode of Let's go to the Phones, we discuss the Phillies red hot start to the 2024 season, debate if Ben Davis is the worst announcer in baseball history, and ask if the Phillies are peaking too early! We finish by talking about the NBA playoffs, tennis for some reason, group chat etiquette, and some other crap I can't remember Subscribe, rate and review Let's Go T...

David and Steve catch everyone up on a Miami Open Mid-Tournament Recap. Take a listen to this fun chat.Find "Court-Side with Beilinson Tennis": Tennis Channel Podcast Network: https://www.tennis.com/pro-game/podcasts/10/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/courtsidewithbeilinsontennis Instagram: https://instagram.com/court_side_with_beilinson Twitter: https://twitter.com/Court_Side_w_BT YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CourtSidewithBeilinsonTennis

Subscribe to Mamamia There’s new evidence in the Bruce Lehrmann defamation case, which includes a $300 steak and we have so many questions. Plus, awkward tennis puns and a surprise celebrity divorce announcement, we deconstruct Isla Fisher and Sacha Baron Cohen's slightly baffling break up post. And… the prank that involved three of Australia’s most famous feminists, two comedians and one very angry audience. So who was the butt of the joke? The End Bits: Listen to last week's episode: Some

Pool play in the MLM Tennis League is heating up and so is the controversy! David Lerner and Andrew Gelbtuch analyze the results of recent matches and predict which doubles teams will be eliminated and who the contenders are to win the championship. The guys also expose some grievances aired in the league chat to unpack all the drama. Guests include Brian "QB6" Newman, Alex Germain and Josh ScharfbergLots to Unpack is sponsored by Twillory! Get 18% off orders of $139 or more by using code LTU18

4/23/24 7am CT Hour - William Albrecht/ Martha Fernandez-Sardina John, Glen and Sarah chat about campus unrest, latest on the Trump trial and the glory of Table Tennis. William lists and refutes several of the common objections people have to the Catholic Faith. Martha shares how we can and should love like St. Joseph and stay still instead of jumping the gun.

UK Softball ace Stephanie Schoonover joins us on the road to chat her outstanding season and how the team is peaking at just the right time. We also discuss Baseball's record-breaking weekend at Kentucky Proud Park, and Men's Tennis capturing the SEC Tournament crown!

In this episode, Burgundy is born, England and France beef over who gets to be king, and French knights repeatedly get shot to pieces by Welshmen

Table tennis made its Olympic debut at the 1988 Seoul Games. Kamlesh Mehta, Sujay Ghorpade and Niyati Roy represented India in TT in Seoul. In the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, Kamlesh scripted a famous win over China’s Lu Lin. He then went to the 2004 Olympics in Athens as a coach of the team and in 2024, he is the General Secretary of the Table Tennis Federation of India (TTFI). In a free-wheeling chat with Amol Karhadkar, Sports Journalist, The Hindu, Kamlesh shares the memories of the 1988 Olympics,

Real talk with Earl Barron. We chat about growing up in Clarksdale, Mississippi.  Hooping and discovering tennis in high school.  College recruiting and transitioning to the college stage.   The disappointment and reality of the 2003 NBA draft. The early years overseas, the Philippine Islands, Summer League and arriving in Miami.  THAT ring and the […]

Jill Craybas had an incredible playing career, as a top 40 player in both singles in doubles, a WTA singles title, 5 doubles titles. She's most well known for a win over Serena at Wimbledon in 2002. Since her career ended in 2013, she's become a fantastic commentator at the Slams, as well as for both the ATP and WTA. This week, she'll be one of the courtside reporters for TennisTV.We chat about her playing career, and how she's brought her inquisitive nature to her reporting and commentary