Welcome to The Craig Shapiro Tennis Podcast , where I speak with the most interesting people in the sport. This is the show for tennis insiders. more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 112 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Sports |
Giri Nathan of Defector and The Second Serve chatted with me via Zoom, we both were in Indian Wells and we discussed all of the on and off court hot button topics, including Novak's odd departure from tournament, the Rybakina propensity to pull out o... more
Patrick McEnroe the Stanford Cardinal and the former World #28 in addition to being a broadcaster for ESPN is now the president of The International Tennis Hall of Fame. We had a tremendous chat here in the desert, and covered all of the hot button t... more
The 4 TimeMajor Champion, World #1 The Hall of Famer Jim Courier and I chopped it up on the Tennis Channel patio in what has become an annual event, discussing the BNP Paribas Open and all the hot button topics of the day including the Netflix Exhibi... more
Jonny Levine has lived an incredible life in tennis. In the early 80s he reached the finals of the Kalamazoo National 18s and was a 2 time All American at Texas. He appears to have the distinction of being the first player to beat Andre Agassi in a p... more
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What I love most about Craig‘s podcasts are that he interviews a wide variety of people associated with the tennis world and not just players. For the avid tennis fan like me I really appreciate hearing perspectives from all sorts of people. He also uses a structure for his podcast that gives you an idea what to expect.
Today it’s difficult to find true journalist that aren’t afraid of speaking their mind. Craig is the best of the best delivering insights and he’s point of view of the most interesting things going on around the tennis world. more
There are other great tennis podcasts out there but none that bring a constant variety of unique guests from all corners of the sport the way Craig does. more
There are other tennis podcasts, many good ones, but Craig covers every aspect of the game in a fun and inclusive way. The history and current game is covered in every episode and the yearly episodes with Dr Zach on shoes and RPNY on equipment are can’t miss for anyone who plays tennis.
I listen to ALL the tennis podcasts and this is definitely the best one out there - consistently good guests, enlightening questioning and thorough. Always eager for the new episodes. Keep it up in 2024!
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