Michael Kosta, a professional stand up comedian and former Big Ten tennis champion (U of Illinois), who once carried a #864 ATP singles ranking, talks tennis and life.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedySportsTennis |
Kosta is not into the Six Kings Slams on Netflix either. Pro results, KCTL plus more. Watch on YouTube now.
Amanda for the win, Sinner sweats, Kosta talks. This is a good one. We’re now on YouTube.
Kosta is baffled his comedy peers sold out so hard, phone addiction, Asia results. See ya in Detroit this weekend!
Kosta talks Laver Cup, Jimmy Kimmel, overall USA vibes, don’t forget to check out Tennis Anyone on YouTube.
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I used to live in NYC and understood everything you vented about. Though I would think more about free bussing - that could be a huge help to a lot of low income folks.
I went to Wimbledon last year, then to Cork, Ireland and picked up The Racket by Conor Niland. What a fantastic tennis memoir - so fascinating to hear from someone who was out there hustling to string together a living. Hope you can get him on the pod - would love to hear more from him!
Would love to see you and Andy Roddick ... more
Kosta’s great on this pod. It’s fun and relaxing to hear Kosta’s takes on tennis (and other topics) and it’s refreshing to hear it over a simple, laid back presentation. Can’t wait to read his book soon!
It began as a promising, light-hearted, funny tennis podcast, but morphed into a 6th grader’s elementary political commentary. Everyone has an opinion, so if you’re going to go public with yours, at least make it interesting.
Boring! So disappointed…
Michael Kosta’s masterful blend of tennis, politics, news, and jokes is like no other podcast out there. He is poignant, open, honest, and real with every take, whether I agree with it or not. This is not a fully tennis podcast and it’s all the better for that. Keep up the good work Michael. We very much appreciate the effort!
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Focusing on the intersection of tennis, life, and comedy, this podcast features a former tennis professional who shares candid insights and humorous commentary on the sport, current events, and personal experiences. The host draws from his background in both tennis and stand-up comedy to provide listeners with an engaging blend of analysis, storytelling, and opinions on everything from player performances to societal issues that impact the tennis world. Listeners can expect a lively and relatable discussion style that spans the complexities of life as well as the competitive atmosphere of tennis, making it appealing for both sports enthusiasts and casual listeners alike.
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Tennis Anyone launched 6 years ago and published 100 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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3. Yannick Sinner
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