
A podcast discussing the happenings in the wacky world of professional tennis. Hosted by Ben Rothenberg and Courtney Nguyen.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 596 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TennisSports | |||

After a very good women's final, Ben and Tumaini hop the microphone once more to discuss Elena Rybakina's impressive three-set win over Aryna Sabalenka, avenging her loss in the final here three years ago.
We discuss Rybakina's strong form, her pote... more
After a dozen days that were mostly dull, the Australian Open kicked into high gear on Day 13, and so Ben and Tumaini stayed up late to discuss what made it so great.
Carlos Alcaraz was up big, then was in trouble, then was up against the wall, but ... more
The women's Australian Open final is now known for this year, and Ben and Tumaini also talk about several other buzzy topics of the day.
We start with Aryna Sabalenka and the great win she had, as well as the strange hindrance call, which leads to a... more
This Australian Open still hasn't yet had the epics we've been hoping for, but Ben and Tumaini are here to review and preview as hope springs eternal, and as the star-studded quarterfinals make way for the star-studded semifinals.
There were a lot o... more
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Ben’s interview about Mary’s hall of fame induction in 2026 was exactly what I hoped it would be. In other episodes, I find Ben speaks too fast, often says too much and frequently interrupts Tumaini. This cadence of this long form interview was much more thoughtful and he clearly loves Mary a lot.
Awesome to hear Mary and Congrats to her for amazing career. Sometimes Ben is too long winded,.. let your guest speak ! Thx
You have got to let others talk. It’s destroying your podcast.
Ben asks a question and the drones on endlessly, not letting Giri answer. What a windbag! And not very articulate at all. How does he have a job at the NYT? This interview is so painful, I could not goer through it. Nathan was excellent speaking with 2 moderators during his book talk at
McNally Jackson bookstore in NYC, but he is drowned out here by Ben.
Chris Clarey is a good writer but like all tennis pundits he bizarrely ignores Nadal’s superb 13-8 record over Djokovic in Grand Slams Olympics and Davis Cup.
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A dynamic exploration of the professional tennis scene, featuring lively discussions on current events, player performances, and emerging controversies within the sport. Episodes frequently highlight major tournaments, player rivalries, and behind-the-scenes narratives, often addressing topics such as player conduct and the evolving dynamics of tennis media. The hosts bring a mix of journalistic insight and personal anecdotes, creating engaging content for both casual fans and dedicated tennis enthusiasts. Notably, the podcast emphasizes thought-provoking discussions on race, class, and the future of the game, making it a unique entry in the sports podcasting landscape.
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Recent guests on No Challenges Remaining include:
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2. Giri Nathan
3. Ava Wallace
4. Tom Tebbutt
5. Christopher Clarey
6. Dominic Thiem
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