FELIX AUGER-ALIASSIME & DANIIL MEDVEDEV REFLECT ON THEIR TITLES IN BASEL AND VIENNAFELIX AUGER-ALIASSIME ON STAYING FOCUSSED-‘I am keeping an eye on the race and this is of course a big motivation to keep trying until the end, but at the end, once you’re on the court I don’t really think about anything apart from the match happening. I think that’s what’s been helping me to, whenever I feel I’m in the moment and playing good tennis, time stops and all that matters is the opponent in front of

CARLOS ALCARAZ ON HIS REMAINING GOALS FOR THE SEASON - ‘I think I said at the beginning of the year that my goal was to end between the first fifteen players, but I never felt I was going to be number one this soon. I feel the same guy, the same player, for me nothing changed but I want to end the year as number one, I have some good tournaments ahead and I want to do the best of myself in those tournaments and to end the year as number one’.CASPER RUUD ON QUALIFYING FOR BACK-TO-BACK NITTO ATP

ALEJANDRO DAVIDOVICH FOKINA ON WHY HE HAS A TATTOO OF A TSUNAMI- ‘My mentality it like wherever I go I have to erase it, but my coach says I’m more like a volcano because he knows I have a lot of energy inside of me and I don’t know how to control that energy, but now I’m learning to focus on just one point and that’s it’.WOLFGANG OSWALD ON DEVELOPING TAYLOR FRITZ’S PHYSIQUE- ‘He’s become a lot stronger and that has helped his movement and he’s more resilient. He has a hyper-mobile body, so he’s

NOVAK DJOKOVIC ON HIS DESIRE TO KEEP WINNING- ‘My intention was always to reach the highest heights in our sport and I’m just grateful and blessed to play this well at this stage of my life. 35 is not the same as 25 but I think the experience in these matches and big occasions helps to approach mentally these kind of matches and I’m super-pumped to end the season as well as I have these past couple of weeks’.DANIIL MEDVEDEV ON HIS DESIRE TO KEEP GROUNDED- ‘I would like to think that it doesn’t

FELIX AUGER-ALIASSIME ON HIS HOPES OF QUALIFYING FOR TURIN- ‘For the last two years it’s been a clear goal that I want to be in Turin. Last year I was close and this year I have real chances, I’m in the race right now but a lot of things can happen. I don’t think about it day-to-day, but once we get to the last tournaments of the year, it’s always the talk of the week as the last players are pushing to squeeze in their ticket to Turin’.HOLGER RUNE ON A POTENTIAL RIVALRY WITH CARLOS ALCARAZ- ‘I’m

This week's programme comes from the Laver Cup as presenter Chris Bowers is joined by Howard Fendrich of the Associated Press to look back over the past three days of action and on the career of Roger Federer as he bows out of the competitive game. Headlines are...JOHN MCENROE ON LEADING TEAM WORLD TO VICTORY AT THE LAVER CUP- ‘Rod Lever was my idol and Roger Federer put this together, so it doesn’t get any better than that and so being able to finally win, because I was starting to wonder if I was

Our tribute to the career of Roger Federer, presented by Federer biographer Chris Bowers and with contributions from New York Times Tennis Correspondent, Chris Clarey, Roger Federer's mother, Lynette, Tournament Director Richard Krajicek, and current players Stefanos Tsitsipas, Nicholas Godsick, Felix Auger-Aliassime and Coco Gauff.CHRIS CLAREY ON ROGER FEDERER’S LEGACY- ‘Either through good will or strong will he managed over time to embrace so many elements of being a professional tennis player

ALCARAZ ON HIS LOVE OF PLAYING DROP SHOTS-‘It’s natural for me, I always hit drop shots when I was a kid, I would say too many drop shots when I was a kid, so in training I’m trying not to hit drop shots, just to hit other shots and when I’m training the sets and stuff when I’m break point down, I’m trying to play the set without the drop shot’.ALCARAZ ON HIS DEVELOPING RIVALRY WITH JANNIK SINNER-‘I’m going to be a better player thanks to him and I think for him it will be the same. I will push him

At the halfway stage of the 2022 US Open, presenter Chris Bowers sits down with former WTA player Jill Craybas and US Open Radio commentator Brian Clark to look back on the stories from week one and introduce interviews with Matteo Berrettini, Emilio Nava, Brandon Holt, Carlos Alcaraz and Andrey Rublev, whilst the team at ATP Uncovered ask a number of players about their favourite parts of New York.-Show presented by Chris Bowers with guests Jill Craybas and Brian Clark-Interviews by Chris Bowers,

DANIIL MEDVEDEV ON HIS DESIRE TO WIN-‘I enjoy competition in general and if it’s an online computer game or racing against my friends, when there is competition one-on-one I always want to beat my opponent and many times it’s going to be by finding his weak spot’.NICK KYRGIOS ON HIS EXPLOSIVE SERVE- ‘I feel like I wasn’t able to hit 220 consistently over the past few years and now I’m able to do that for fun. You know I was carrying a knee injury for the last couple of years that I think was really

BORNA CORIC ON WINNING THE CINCINNATI MASTERS TITLE-‘I’m still not aware of it obviously. It was a very tough match, at the beginning I was not playing very well, but I started to serve better, Istarted to play much, much better and I was fighting very hard and in the second set I think I played the best set of the whole year’.STEFANOS TSITSIPAS ON THE IMPORTANCE OF KEEPING A BALANCE -‘It is importance sometimes for me to let go and concentrate on other things in life, tennis has been occupying a

PABLO CARRENO BUSTA ON HIS FIRST MASTERS 1000 TITLE- ‘It’s very important to be positive all of the time. It’s not my best season this year, I lost some matches that in other years I probably wouldn’t have lost, but I just continue to keep believing in my team, in myself and on my game’.DAN EVANS ON DEALING WITH LOSING-‘When I was younger I used to waste a few days dealing with a loss, but you look at the very, very good professionals out here, they’re not, I’m sure it hurts, but they are back at

Former Danish player Kenneth Carlsen speaks about what he learnt during his own career and how he's used those learnings to help fellow Danes, Caroline Wozniacki, Holger Rune and Clara Tauson.

NICK KYRGIOS ON HIS WIN IN WASHINGTON- ‘It’s just very emotional for me to see where I was that last year to now it’s just an incredible transformation, but I just came up with a great energy and I knew I had experience on my side today. I love this court, I’ve played so many matches here and I’m just really proud of myself’.ALEX DE MINAUR ON THE CAMARADERIE AMONGST AUSTRALIAN PLAYERS- ‘You know there’s a lot of Australians out there and I feel they all want the best for me. More than anything they

It's a US Hard Court Swing Special including chats with the following...MICHAEL RUSSELL ON TAYLOR FRITZ- ’It’s managing the ups and downs and not getting too high or too low. Taylor won Indian Wells which was incredible the way he played so well and it’s understanding that this is your level, that you do belong as a top ten player and you can be there and compete for Grand Slam titles and at the same time not get complacent and expect yourself to play at this level all the time’.DEAN GOLDFINE ON SEB

Dutch doubles star Matwe Middelkoop sat down with Candy Reid to discuss tennis, business and how he likes to live his life to the full.

Mansour Bahrami is a former professional player, now regarded as one of the biggest entertainers on the travelling tennis circuit, wowing crowds around the world with his improvised shots and showmanship in invitational events.In this profile, Chris Bowers sits down with the Iranian to discuss many topics including his route into tennis, how he managed to get dual French nationality since 1989, his great highs , many lows and how he can call Novak Djokovic one of his biggest fans.

International Tennis Hall of Fame CEO and former player Todd Martin joins Chris Bowers for a chat about the history of tennis, the Hall of Fame's relevance in today's game and how inductee's are awarded a place.

A special version of the podcast coming from the International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport, Rhode Island and featuring...LLEYTON HEWITT ON HIS INDUCTION INTO THE INTERNATIONAL TENNIS HALL OF FAME- ‘As a kid in Australia I’d wake up in the middle of the night to dream of playing on the courts that these guys would play on and now to be actually sitting alongside them in the Hall of Fame of our famous sport is pretty amazing and it’s something that I don’t think will sink in right at the moment,

On this week's show...JOHN NEWCOMBE ON NICK KYRGIOS- ‘I can’t speak for a lot of the other guys, but the ones I do talk to reasonably regularly, Roy Emerson, Rod Laver and Tony Roche and all that, we all think his tennis is great, never criticise his tennis at all, but it’s just sometimes when he hasn’t behaved great on the court, we’ve felt that not only has he let himself down but the image of Australian tennis gets let down a little bit, but no one certainly has been critical of his tennis and