
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.
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| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 152 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

The Washingtonian scribe Ben Rothenberg filed over 20 stories from Australia over the course of his 3 weeks in the media center at Melbourne Park. He got home a day or 2 ago and joined me for a banger hour of power chat about the 2026 Australian Open... more
Matt Futterman from The New York Times and I sat down and chopped it up right outside of the media centre on the grounds at The Australian Open, and we discussed all of the hot button topics dominating pro tennis- The PTPA antitrust lawsuit and the T... more
Torben Beltz and I have been floating around each other for a lot of years. He made his bones on the Angie Kerber bag, taking her to #1 in the world in 2016. He has coached Raducanu, Vekic, and Anette Konteveit. He is now the head of the women for th... more
Claudio Pistolesi was one of the names that always caught my eye when I would read the rankings on the back page of Tennis Week Magazine- something about that name- PISTOLESI- and we spoke for the first time just a few days ago and the conversation d... more
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Fantastic pod with an insider who’s smart and knows what questions to ask to some of the most key people in the sport and who helped build it.
Craig’s podcast is a 10/10. Big fan.
Craig’s podcast is singular. There are few, if any, podcasts in which the host spends stretches of time embedded within the tennis tour. The conversations and insight on Craig’s pod runs deep because he’s been around the game for a long time, he’s an insider with relationships across the tour, he lands high quality guests, and the talks are thoughtful and well-executed. Some recent favorites are Moutet, Dan Evans, Lajovic, and Aneke Rune. Oh, and the newsletter is sick too. Vamos, my friends!
Craig is a true tennis - industry - insider and great interviewer, gets a lot out of his subjects. It’s fun and the format keeps the interview going in a nice flow
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This podcast features in-depth conversations with a diverse range of guests connected to the world of tennis, including professional players, coaches, journalists, and industry insiders. Each episode presents a unique perspective on the sport, revealing personal stories, insights into the professional circuit, and discussions on emerging trends in tennis. The host's strong connections within the tennis community allow for candid dialogues and uncensored viewpoints that offer listeners a deeper understanding of both the gameplay and the surrounding issues in the sport.
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Recent guests on The Craig Shapiro Tennis Podcast include:
1. Matt Futterman
2. Torben Beltz
3. Claudio Pistolesi
4. Charlie Eccleshare
5. Caty McNally
6. Dan Evans
7. Brad Gilbert
8. Nenad Zimonjic
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