It's the 715th episode of the Tennis Gambling Podcast and it's time to preview the title matches at the China Open and the Japan Open. Scott Reichel starts by quickly recapping what happened in the semifinals. Then, Scott previews the upcoming title matches while sharing his betting advice. Lastly, the show wraps up with Scott's two favorite plays in the Lock & Dog segment.If you have been listening to this podcast on Spotify and/or Apple Podcasts, you can catch the episodes live on YouTube

The final week of the first international break is here, and Simon Holden and Steve Wyss deliver full betting previews for Monday’s UEFA Nations League fixtures. The soccer experts offer up their match predictions, betting picks, best bets, and analysis ahead of kickoff.Simon and Steve will work through the rest of Monday’s UEFA Nations League fixtures, looking for the best betting opportunities, value picks, and angles across the card. 00:00 Weekend Recap 09:05 Cyprus vs. Latvia 13:35

Daniil Medvedev is DISQUALIFIED against Novak Djokovic in a dramatic China Open 2026 semi-final after a ball he hit into the stands struck a spectator.Djokovic was leading 7–5, 5–3 when the match ended, advancing to the Beijing final against Alex de Minaur and extending his unbeaten China Open record to 33–0. Game To Love reacts to the incident and breaks down the tennis that put Djokovic ahead: 🎾 Djokovic saves 16 of 18 break points 🔥 Six break points saved in one crucial service game 📊 Four

Tim Dennis and Nigel Seeley are back to continue their handicapping and betting previews for the WTA China Open Round of 16 in Beijing. The tennis experts discuss the matchups and court conditions, examine recent player form and analyze the betting markets in order to get you lined up with best bets and value plays. 00:00 WTA Beijing Round Of 16 03:18 WTA Beijing Conditions 04:42 Linda Noskova vs Ekaterina Alexandrova 10:40 Daria Snigur vs Mirra Andreeva 16:20 Sinja Kraus vs Nikola

Tim Dennis and Nigel Seeley are back to continue their handicapping and betting previews for the WTA China Open Round of 16 in Beijing. The tennis experts discuss the matchups and court conditions, examine recent player form and analyze the betting markets in order to get you lined up with best bets and value plays. 00:00 WTA Beijing Round Of 16 03:18 WTA Beijing Conditions 04:42 Linda Noskova vs Ekaterina Alexandrova 10:40 Daria Snigur vs Mirra Andreeva 16:20 Sinja Kraus vs Nikola

International Tennis Hall of Famer Charlie Pasarell is the guest on this episode for a great and revealing conversation. Quite simply a pioneer, Pasarell discusses his new book, "Serving First: Dreams Realized and Lessons Learned from Family, Friends, and a Life in Tennis." Pasarell dives into his upbringing in Puerto Rico, what drew him to chase excellence, and how he became one of the most important tennis figures in the 20th century.Pasarell sheds light on his close friendship with Arthur Ashe

Novak Djokovic has made more history by moving to an insane 32-0 at Beijing by defeating Sascha Zverev in the Chinese capital today. He’s not home yet as Daniil Medvedev lies in wait in the semis but I think Djokovic can beat him and should be favored by the market, which he's currently not. Sinner announced his withdrawal from Shanghai today while Elena Rybakina is out of Wuhan; both withdrawals having large implications on the year end races. 00:00 intro 01:15 Nadal Slam! 03:15 Sinner out of

In "Serving Aces" Alexandra Stevenson and co-host Hugues Laverdiere talk about Alexandra Eala winning Bronze at the Asian Games.  Alexandra talks about Eala's courage and grace and the right decision to play for her country - instead of going to play on the WTA Tour in China or Japan.  Alexandra talks about her four players on the men's side and four on the women's side who have grit.  A surprise female pick from Ougi was Laura Siegmund.  And Alexandra chose Lerner Tien from the men's

Patrick joins Alvin from Japan after spending time at the Japan Open, where Kei Nishikori’s farewell becomes the starting point for a larger discussion about greatness, legacy and how the Big Three altered the careers of the players who came behind them. They debate Nishikori’s Hall of Fame case, the importance of his career across Asia, and why his compact, aggressive baseline game allowed him to compete against much larger players. The conversation moves across the Asian swing: Daniil Medve...

It's the 714th episode of the Tennis Gambling Podcast and it's time to preview the semifinals at the China Open and the Japan Open. Scott Reichel starts by quickly recapping what happened in the quarterfinals. Then, Scott previews the upcoming semifinal matches while sharing his betting advice. Lastly, the show wraps up with Scott's two favorite plays in the Lock & Dog segment.If you have been listening to this podcast on Spotify and/or Apple Podcasts, you can catch the episodes live on YouTube

Send us Fan Mail We took Unforced Errors with Frank & Carl to the PPA Challenger in Charlotte and had a chance to sit down with a bunch of players competing on the Challenger Tour. We talked with Vincent Rettke, Masa Grgan, Maddy Rasmusen, Averee Beck, Wade Heerboth, Lauren Cole, and Jarryd Woog about their pickleball journeys, what it's like competing on the Challenger Tour, their goals, and what life looks like away from the court. Women's Singles world #2 Kate Fahey even stopped by t...

Novak Djokovic defeats Alexander Zverev 4–6, 6–4, 6–4 in the China Open 2026 quarter-finals, extending his incredible unbeaten Beijing record to 32–0!Game To Love reacts to Djokovic’s comeback, the crucial turning points and the match statistics that explain how he defeated the top seed. Despite Zverev firing 19 aces, Djokovic won 82% of his first-serve points and broke at the end of both the second and third sets. At 39, Djokovic surpasses Rafael Nadal’s 31–0 start at Roland Garros to set the

The WTA China Open Round of 32 is here. Betting Weekly's Tim Dennis and Nigel Seeley provide full betting previews and predictions for several of Monday's top matches at the 1000-level tournament in Beijing. With the top two seeds out, the odds markets and tournament outlook is worth discussing. The tennis handicappers run through all the betting angles in order to find you the best bets and value plays.00:00 WTA Beijing 1000 03:32 WTA Beijing Conditions 04:54 Maria Sakkari vs. Elina

The WTA China Open Round of 32 is here. Betting Weekly's Tim Dennis and Nigel Seeley provide full betting previews and predictions for several of Monday's top matches at the 1000-level tournament in Beijing. With the top two seeds out, the odds markets and tournament outlook is worth discussing. The tennis handicappers run through all the betting angles in order to find you the best bets and value plays.00:00 WTA Beijing 1000 03:32 WTA Beijing Conditions 04:54 Maria Sakkari vs. Elina

The team breaks down Jannik Sinner's sudden withdrawal from Shanghai and Novak Djokovic's gritty, rib-pain-addled escape against Bu Yunchaokete in Beijing. Plus, Elena Rybakina's shocking defeat to Alina Charaeva gets the deep statistical treatment.

Send us Fan Mail OK, someone has to call time on summer, and that time is NOW! We. celebrate the end of a great summer of tennis by looking through who won top spots and promotions across the Apsley, the Hampshire men's and ladies leagues, and the parallel leagues in Portsmouth & District. We delayed the episode by a day to be able to incorporate the last results that will make a difference to promotions and relegations in the Apsley League, and I'm glad we did! Last ditch relegation batt...

Alex Eala has put Philippine tennis into a “different stratosphere”—so is it any surprise the country is getting a WTA 250 tournament?In this episode of Talking Tennis, we discuss Eala’s influence on the sport’s profile in the Philippines and what a WTA 250 event could mean for players, fans and the next generation of Filipino talent. How much credit should Eala get for this momentum? What opportunities could a home tournament create for her? And how can Philippine tennis turn the excitement

It's the 713th episode of the Tennis Gambling Podcast and it's time to preview the quarterfinals at the China Open and the Japan Open. Scott Reichel starts by quickly recapping what happened in the Round of 16. Then, Scott previews the upcoming quarterfinal matches while sharing his betting advice. Lastly, the show wraps up with Scott's two favorite plays in the Lock & Dog segment.If you have been listening to this podcast on Spotify and/or Apple Podcasts, you can catch the episodes live on

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit thegaytennispodcast.substack.comA bonus episode for our Tennis Gay for Pay subscribers! Tony is back to talk all things:* Asian swing so far for the men and women* Why it’s weird seeing Sabalenka at #2* Fils is back playing well* Team Europe won the Laver Cup, but who won TGTP Laver Cup Title? We go player by player H2H to crown an official winner.Want more from us? Subscribe to our Substack …

Sean Calvert and Nigel Seeley keep it going with another betting preview of the ATP China Open & ATP Japan Open as the event moves into the quarterfinals. The betting experts provide match predictions and odds analysis on the key Sunday quarterfinals.00:00 ATP Tokyo & Beijing Preview 04:34 ATP Tokyo Conditions 05:00 Jaume Munar vs Kyrian Jacquet 10:46 Valentin Vacherot vs Arthur Fils 16:29 ATP Beijing Conditions 17:46 Hubert Hurkacz vs Karen Khachanov 25:00 Alex De Minaur vs Andrey