A podcast discussing the happenings in the wacky world of professional tennis. Hosted by Ben Rothenberg and Courtney Nguyen.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 560 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsTennis |
Ben and Tumaini (who can also be looked at as they talk in a video version of this episode on NCR's Patreon, if you're into that sort of thing) catch up after a few weeks apart at various stops on the tour.
We first, though, discuss why odd stories ... more
Ben and Tumaini reconvene to try to make sense of the big lawsuit filed by the PTPA and a group of lesser-known players against the powers-that-be in tennis, what we make of the organization, and this big swing they're taking after years of not being... more
Ben and Tumaini are back together again after tennis traveled through the desert of Indian Wells, discussing crowning a new queen teen, a steady Brit, and women's tennis going for a new look.
We discuss Mirra Andreeva's success, her improvements, he... more
Ben and Tumaini reconvene for the first time back in their cold home hemisphere to discuss tennis happenings in February, which involve several complex stories.
First, we discussed the late-breaking news of Stefano Vukov receiving a one-year ban fro... more
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Ben has definitely taken on some uncomfortable topics which others are afraid to touch… I do feel that this pod would be much improved with more attention, given to sound quality- I’m sure some technical assistance could be found. I enjoy listening to Tumaini (who needs to get a little closer to the mic at times) but I do miss hearing Courtney, as well as others (the woman from Egypt…). With all due respect, the hype on Ben’s book was a bit tiresome, though I’m glad that the subject, Naomi Osak... more
Ben needs to slow down and stop mumbling.
Guy said Novak was #7 in live rankings, he’s in fact #4.
Ben talks way too much. He asks a question of his “co-host” then proceeds to expound on his own opinion for multiple minutes, leaving no room for anything but “yes, you covered it”. He needs a coach to help him stop talking.
I love Ben Rothenberg’s written coverage of tennis, but his podcast is predictable. In the past year, it doesn’t feel like he really watches a lot of tennis so his insights aren’t deep. And since he started writing his book, it seems like he only does the podcast to promote the book. His contributors, specifically Tumaini, do bring the knowledge but Ben is not a practiced enough host to extract enough to make a great podcast. I am 100% supportive of his renewed focus on Zverev - please continue ... more
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This podcast explores the dynamic landscape of professional tennis, tackling a variety of pressing issues within the sport. Episodes frequently focus on player controversies, significant match analyses, and the broader implications of tournaments, with particular attention to major events like the Australian Open. The discussions often feature insights into the personal journeys of players, management, and coaches, delving into the stories behind the headlines and the intricacies of the tennis world.
Unique in its approach, it embraces a mix of critical commentary and lighthearted banter, appealing to both avid fans and newer audiences alike. Regular guests and co-hosts add depth to the conversation, making it not just informative but enga... more
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Recent guests on No Challenges Remaining include:
1. Dominic Thiem
2. Karolina Pliskova
3. Tumaini Carial
4. James Gray
5. Barbora Strycova
6. Jonathan Crane
7. Justin Kuritzkes
8. Naomi Osaka
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