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 | ComedyTennisSports |
Kosta talks playing with Agassi, Roddick, Pegula, Navarro, in Asheville this past weekend, raising money for Hurricane Helene relief. Lucky Loser bigtime.
Kosta breaks down the Oz Open pressers and talks about how bad his ankle hurts but he didn't cry and his baby is ok.
Kosta talks AO & life, Madison, Lucky Loser audio book, Rublev, Coco FH is the same be honest, etc.
Kosta talks fact checking, All time ace list, Alone inspiration, see ya in Madison this weekend.
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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!
He’s funny- and he likes to share news-ish stories. I would have never listened to Novak on 60 min- but he played a few clips - and it was interesting- and not that painful- and as a result, my view towards Nole is more neutral— and now it’s easier to watch more tennis because I can tolerate Nole. I'm better off for listening. thank you- great work! ;)
I wish they were on more than once a week, but he’s a busy guy, so keep em comin!
Congrats on the daily show host! You should be the permanent one.
Hey Michael. Been a fan of yours since the daily. Enjoy your opinions except the one about Alcaraz. You’re not giving him his due. He’s amazing to have such a good head as well fantastic moving and shots at his young age. You have good tennis knowledge so get with the program DUDE!!
I wish they were on more than once a week, but he’s a busy guy, so keep em comin!
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