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The Inside-In Tennis Podcast

Mitch Michals, Bleav
Novak Djokovic
Australian Open
Jannik Sinner
Coco Gauff
Carlos Alcaraz
Aryna Sabalenka
2024 Australian Open
Daniil Medvedev
Alexander Zverev
Taylor Fritz
Tennis
Ben Shelton
Rafael Nadal
Iga Swiatek
Mirra Andreeva
Andre Rublev
Wimbledon
Davis Cup
US Open
Miami Open

Host Mitch Michals takes you inside the world of professional tennis with the past, present, and future of the sport. This podcast features broadcasters, players, and many others who eat, sleep & breathe tennis. Stay in the loop and in the know with The Inside-In Podcast

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Latest Episodes

ATP writer Sam Jacot joins the podcast to recap Joao Fonseca's biggest title to date in Basel, and explains why the Brazilian teenager is making strides to become a generational superstar. Jacot breaks down Jannik Sinner's narrow victory over Alexand... more

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Conor Casey joins the podcast for a conversation about how he developed his passion for tennis in Canada, and how he found his calling creating humorous and informative content about the game online. The coach discusses his own career playing junior ... more

One of the most accomplished coaches in pro tennis joins this episode of The Inside-In Podcast, as Wim Fissette discusses his path from playing the sport in Belgium to coaching seven different major title runs and counting. Fissette recounts his time... more

Tennis commentator Candy Reid appears on this episode to recap some terrific action in the pro game, which saw some familiar ATP faces return to the winner's circle. Reid analyzes how Daniil Medvedev was able to notch his first title in over two year... more

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Recent Guests

Conor Casey
Tennis coach, content creator, and former collegiate player
Episode: Content Creator Conor Casey's Path from Coach to Social Media Powerhouse, Teaching Tennis with Comedy and His NCAA Experience
John Davey
CEO and Founder of Fast Track Tennis
Fast Track Tennis
Episode: Fast Track Tennis CEO and Founder John Davey on The Training Tool That's Changing The Game
Dr. Mark Kovacs
Performance expert and researcher with extensive experience training athletes in various sports, including tennis.
Kovacs Institute
Episode: Sports Science With Dr. Mark Kovacs: The Anatomy Of a Serve, And Why Tennis Players Are The Most Well-Rounded Athletes
Gary Niebur
Longtime business partner of Stan Smith and co-author of the book Winning Trust.
Stan Smith Events
Episode: Stan Smith And Gary Niebur On Their Book "Winning Trust," And The Staying Power Of A Sneaker Icon
Molly McElwee
Published author and podcast host covering tennis
Episode: Molly McElwee on Her Book, "Building Champions: Paths to Success In Women's Tennis"
Asia Muhammad
Professional tennis player and doubles specialist
Episode: One-on-One With Asia Muhammad: Finding Tennis, Doubles Success and Playing Her Best Later In Her Career
Vicky Duval
Former professional tennis player turned broadcaster
Tennis Channel
Episode: Vicky Duval on Mboko's Moment, Keys' Fighting Spirit and The Fritz/Shelton American Push In Canada
Bradley Klahn
Former pro player and commentator
Episode: De Minaur and Fernandez Rise In D.C., Clay-Dog Bublik and A Look At The Canadian Open With Bradley Klahn
Nick Lester
Broadcaster with experience in various tennis platforms
BBC, ATP Media, Tennis Channel
Episode: Nick Lester on Who Can Challenge Sinner and Alcaraz, The Hard Court Swing and Agassi Working With Rune

Host

Mitch Michals
Host of The Inside-In Tennis Podcast, bringing expert insights from various figures in the tennis world.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 81 ratings
  • Happy I found this

    The host has a great voice and I am happy I found a tennis podcast with a host with an American accent. It is frequently updated and the topics that are discussed are interesting.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    nbsluyyz
    Canadaa month ago
  • Up there with the Best

    This is a great podcast - rivals The Tennis Podcast in my opinion … I just love this podcast - dude does a great job. Well done. Only thing I would change - post more podcasts; I need more of this greatness. Thanks!

    *update. Lately Mitch’s moans along with someone’s speaking is driving me MAAAD. Just little uh-huhs, mmm, small noises of agreement with the guest, etc. it is beyond distracting … this has gone from my 2nd fave podcast to one i listen to last on the list of tennis podcasts.

    Also,... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MansonsMom
    United States2 months ago
  • Ciao for now

    One of my favorite tennis pods. Always a thoughtful assessment and a break from overwrought analysis. I must say Jimmy Arias is my favorite guest to listen to he is so pragmatic and his dry wit is appreciated. Excellent episode.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Hola todos!
    United States2 months ago
  • Request to stop making noises when a guest is speaking

    Please stop saying “ mmhmm”and making noises when people are speaking!!! It’s so hard to listen to when you do that when I have headphones on. It’s really hard to listen to

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Vie_tennis
    United States3 months ago
  • You canNOT ve serious!

    Mitch: “Zverev is a likable guy…”

    I hate to say this because I really want to like your podcast, but I had to shut you off at the moment because from that point on you demonstrated zero lack of credibility. Is it important for you that athletes have character on and off the court? Apparently not. I don’t need to tell you anything about the man’s defects because you certainly as anyone else does. And yet you continue to ignore the repeated demonstrations of his narcissistic antisocial behavio... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    unclejamo
    United States9 months ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Overall, there are strong sentiments that the podcast is enjoyable and informative, rivaling other popular tennis podcasts.
Critiques mention the podcast's occasional oversights on major controversies in tennis, such as doping scandals.
Some find the host's tendency to giggle during discussions distracting, affecting overall engagement.
Many praise the professionalism and quality of guests featured on the show, particularly in relation to their expertise in tennis.
Listeners appreciate the depth of analysis and expert insights shared during episodes.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts
#20
United States/Sports/Tennis
Apple Podcasts
#18
Canada/Sports/Tennis
Apple Podcasts
#38
United Kingdom/Sports/Tennis
Apple Podcasts
#21
Italy/Sports/Tennis
Apple Podcasts
#29
Australia/Sports/Tennis
Apple Podcasts
#30
Germany/Sports/Tennis

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Wim Fissette on Carving Out A Coaching Career, Swiatek's Brilliant Wimbledon Run and Guiding Several Of The Game's Greats
Q: What did you learn about yourself and your ability to move on from being a player to a coach?
I'm a very realistic person. I saw great players around me and didn't truly believe in myself.
Wim Fissette on Carving Out A Coaching Career, Swiatek's Brilliant Wimbledon Run and Guiding Several Of The Game's Greats
Q: How are you feeling and how you're holding up this time of year?
I'm fine. We have the WTA Finals coming up... I feel recharged and happy to be in Warsaw right now.
Content Creator Conor Casey's Path from Coach to Social Media Powerhouse, Teaching Tennis with Comedy and His NCAA Experience
Q: How do you handle negative feedback in your content creation?
Conor mentions that he tries not to engage with negativity, focusing instead on generating positive content and avoiding malicious humor.
Content Creator Conor Casey's Path from Coach to Social Media Powerhouse, Teaching Tennis with Comedy and His NCAA Experience
Q: What are your thoughts on the evolution of college tennis?
Conor believes that the level of college tennis has improved significantly and predicts that many of the top players in the future will come from college tennis programs.
Content Creator Conor Casey's Path from Coach to Social Media Powerhouse, Teaching Tennis with Comedy and His NCAA Experience
Q: How did you discover tennis in a non-traditional area at a time when there weren't as many pro stars?
Conor explains that he was influenced by his uncle, Leif Shiris, who was a prominent tennis player, and he realized tennis could attract his family's attention, leading him to pursue it seriously.

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What is The Inside-In Tennis Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This podcast explores the intricate world of professional tennis, offering insights into its past, present, and future. The host engages with a diverse array of guests, including prominent figures such as players, coaches, and sports commentators, to discuss critical developments in the sport. Episodes often feature in-depth conversations about current tournaments, emerging talent, coaching strategies, and the lifestyle surrounding professional tennis. Unique to the podcast is its focus on both player narratives and broader industry trends, making it an appealing choice for avid tennis fans who appreciate behind-the-scenes access and expert commentary on the sport's evolution.

Listeners can expect a rich mix of topics, from match analyses ... more

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2. John Davey
3. Dr. Mark Kovacs
4. Gary Niebur
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6. Asia Muhammad
7. Vicky Duval
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