The Behind the Racquet Pod is the best glimpse you can get in to the ins and outs of professional tennis, told by its players, and voiced by Noah Rubin, and his podcast partner Mike Cation.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 220 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Sports NewsNewsTennisSports |
This podcast drops as Federico Gomez is just about an hour away from his first Australian Open appearance, taking on Joao Fonseca in the first round of qualies here on a Tuesday in Melbourne.
His route is an unusual one, having gone through a junior... more
Johannus Monday enters 2025 at 371 in the world, but as we know on the BTR Pod, the ranking very rarely tells the full story.
The 6'6" lefty has evolved immensely over the last five years, and ended the 2024 season with three straight 25K titles, an... more
Canadian Davis Cup Champion Gabriel Diallo joins Mike on the pod this week. The 23 year old provided another big jump in the rankings in 2024, moving in to the top 100 on the back of his first ATP Final in Almaty.
We discuss his beginnings, his quit... more
Nate Lammons is one of my favorite people to run in to at every tournament. He's down to earth, not impressed by pretense, and just a good human to be around.
He also happens to be one of the top 20 doubles players in the world. We chopped it up abo... more
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I found this pod after watching AO 2024 (first time following tennis tournament). I think you guys are great - especially for American inside perspective. Please keep going!
I enjoy Mike Cation’s interviews with players from the Challenger Tour.
Love the behind the scenes and stuff. - Sam, Author of Buy This, Not That
Listening to Chris Eubanks on the episode today he brought up college tennis. One player who I’d love to hear interviewed on his perspective on College tennis then and now is Mitchel Krueger. He was supposed to go to Texas A&M, but in the 11th hour went pro instead. I’d like to know if he has any regrets on that decision, or what council he would offer to a top ranked Jr Player in a similar situation to his?
First off let me say, I enjoy the podcast and have since you started it.
Netflix is looking for viewers, I understand how you and Noah are personally upset that there are many competing stories in the lower rankings, at the Challenger and even Futures level. One of my personal pet peeves is Tennis at eh macro level basically ignores the adaptive/wheelchair competition. There are a myriad of compelling storylines in that particular facet of tennis.
Netflix appeals to a broader audience. The c... more
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