On Monday Match Analysis, Gill Gross is joined by World Team Tennis CEO Stephen Amritraj to discuss its December 2026 return. In the mid to late 1970’s, players like Chris Evert, Jimmy Connors and Bjorn Borg were skipping Roland Garros to play World Team Tennis. It was a league that modeled itself around the major American sports leagues. There were teams, home cities and guaranteed salaries. In 2022, World Team Tennis announced it was cancelling the season. It was the first year without it since

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The team breaks down Kei Nishikori's emotional retirement match against Frances Tiafoe in Tokyo, Holger Rune's shocking upset by Kyrian Jacquet, and Sonay Kartal's triumphant return in Beijing.

5 SETTER: This Week in Racket Sports, where we bring you the top five headlines across tennis, padel, pickleball, and more.In this episode, we cover the biggest stories shaking up the world of racket sports: Jannik Sinner has not yet made his decision about playing Shanghai as the race for World No. 1 heats up Emma Navarro ends her 2026 season to focus on her health Kei Nishikori plays the final match of his career in Tokyo Alex Eala faces a potential fine after choosing the

Jimmy and Brett are back breaking down the latest in the tennis world. This week the duo digs into Team Europe’s Laver Cup victory in London and whether the event can ever reach the prestige of the Ryder Cup. They also break down Medvedev’s clutch win in Asia, Leylah Fernandez’s impressive Singapore title run, and why the fall season is one of the most underrated stretches on the tour for players looking to make a move in the rankings. Plus — the five-set Grand Slam debate: are shorter formats the

Tristan Schoolkate spent nearly two years away from home chasing the top 100. He played 36 tournaments in one season and finished the year at No. 100 exactly. What did it take to get there—and how did he feel when he finally stopped?Tristan joins us from the Challenger tour to talk about the constant travel, injuries, tough losses, and the work of finding joy in another week on the road. We also get into his Australian Open match against Jannik Sinner, the decisions behind taking a break, and what

Mike Carver & Doug Kezirian preview Thursday's NFL matchup between the Steelers and Browns, plus playoff elimination action in MLB (Phillies-Braves) and WNBA (Fever-Aces)! Then, College Football handicapper Paul Stone joins Mike & Doug to go through some Best Bets for Week 5, plus Mike shares his picks on tonight's NHL slate.00:00 Steelers at Browns 20:49 Phillies at Braves 25:21 Fever at Aces 29:04 NCAA Football with Paul 1:00:05 NHL Predictions Tonight 1:03:40 Best Bets/Daily Double

Cracked Racquets Editor-in-Chief Alex Gruskin breaks down Thursday's action across the ATP and WTA Tours. He marvels at the numerous Men's upsets in Tokyo and Beijing. He also breaks down his favorite Beijing R1 results and previews his favorite R2 battles for the women, plus SO much more!! Episode Notes ATP Tokyo - 2:45 ATP Beijing - 27:50 WTA Beijing - 34:05 WTA 125Ks + ATP Challengers - 38:50 Laurel Springs Ranked among the best online private schools in the United States, Laurel Springs stands

0:50 A self-referential question from James to Jonathan about the show itself16:40 Best legs in tennis? 22:55 The National Bank Open equal pay ad - some Canadian Content for you 28:05 Do you like musicals? Well, yes … 34:00 Who do we want to the third guy in the Sincaraz rivalry? 42:00 Why did Svetlana Kuznetsova miss the Hall of Fame cut? 46:30 Some thoughts on ATP “weak eras” 53:00 FMK: thicc

On this episode of Nothing Major, it’s a two-man pod as Sam Querrey and Stevie hold down the fort, plus Sam shares a Laver Cup travel win after a last-minute upgrade and the guys debate a hypothetical Ethan Quinn vs. Taylor Fritz bar fight.They’re also joined by Steven Amritraj, the CEO of the reimagined World Team Tennis, to break down the league’s December launch, new format, star-studded lineups, fan experience, ticket prices, and coaching element. Plus, they answer fan questions on sleep on

Join Dan Roebuck and Paul Hughes for full betting previews and match predictions for the complete slate of UEFA Nations League fixtures. The soccer experts discuss the latest team form, key matchups, betting markets, and where they think the value could be. Join us for their best bets, tips, and value plays. 00:00 UEFA Nations League Preview 08:15 Germany vs. Serbia 1425 Greece vs. Netherlands 20:50 Denmark vs. Portugal 29:35 Wales vs. Norway 37:20 Azerbaijan vs. Liechtenstein 40:00 Malta

Who is the greatest American tennis player of all time—and what separates a champion from an immortal? Steve Flink joins John Silk on Talking Tennis to discuss his latest book, The Immortals of American Tennis, and the fascinating debate at its heart: who tops the list? We explore American tennis greatness, the challenge of comparing players across generations, and how titles, longevity and influence shape a player’s legacy. Do the numbers tell the whole story—or is there more to greatness than

No Ad, No Problem John Parsons joins Editor-in-Chief Alex Gruskin to recap the 2026 ITA All-American Women's Championships. The guys name their standout performers from the ceremonial start to the new season, discuss which programs seem best positioned for massive Spring, plus SO much more!!Episode Bookmarks: Luciana Perry takes the title - 5:30 Duke Women's Tennis - 17:45 Qualifiers + other notable performances - 25:30 Disappointments - 32:55 Final Take - 40:05 Laurel Springs Ranked among

Men's ITA All-Americans delivered the best of both worlds: a shocking and expected winner. What did they have in common? Neither dropped a set. We recap the men's ITA All-American championship in Tulsa. What teams impressed us, which players have made huge leaps? Follow us on Twitter @JTweetsTennis and Instagram @NoAdNoProblem. Don't forget to rate and subscribe so you never miss an episode!

Jan-Michael Gambill joins the show to chat about a wide range of tennis topics, including Jannik Sinner continuing to miss time with a knee injury. Gambill gives his thoughts on Sinner's recovery process and what it means for the men's game, which has an sizable opening in the World No. 1's absence. The commentator breaks down Alexander Zverev's sustained success after notching the clinching victory in the Laver Cup, and the race for the ATP Finals which could feature several Americans such as Ben

Want to be featured on the next Q&Andy? Send us a video on our socials or email us at askandy@servedmediagroup.com Andy Roddick answers your biggest questions about Laver Cup and team tennis, from how personal coaches fit into team events and whether tennis should experiment with new scoring formats to building his ultimate Team World and Team Europe lineups. Plus, Andy breaks down what makes a great Laver Cup captain and reveals his favorite bromance from the weekend. 📱 Stay up to date with

Welcome to Episode 4 of Season 2 of 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 fourth episode of 2026 is Aussie Louise Pleming from playing to coaching to commentating and founder and CEO of Rally4Ever formed to improve the mental and physical wellbeing of our community through tennis and social connection. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The team breaks down Alejandro Davidovich Fokina's tactical masterclass against Hubert Hurkacz in Chengdu, Leylah Fernandez's dominant Singapore Open victory, and Novak Djokovic's physical tightrope walk in Beijing.

On this week's episode of Bagel Bagel, host Lia Picard chats with Dr. Dana Reid, an Atlanta-based psychiatrist who picked up tennis in her 40s. They talk about learning tennis as an adult and navigating the sport’s setbacks, from injuries and tough matches to the pressure of competition. Dana shares how skills from psychiatry—like self-compassion, positive self-talk, and focusing on the next point—help her manage tennis’s mental game. They also explore the friendships, family connections, and

Alex Eala's undeniable impact on sport and culture continues to be on display after the Filipina star received multiple big honors in the last day. Eala is currently competing in the Asian Games and has opted to skip the China Open WTA 1000. Most top stars are in Beijing for one of the season's final big tournaments, including former champions Coco Gauff and Iga Swiatek. Gauff seeks revenge against Elena Rybakina, with the pair projected to play in the semifinals. Follow my other social med...