Catherine Whitaker, David Law and Matt Roberts talk tennis weekly throughout the year and daily during the Grand Slam tournaments. Friends of The Tennis Podcast have access to exclusive Q & A's, new editions of Tennis Re-Lived and more bonus contents. To become a Friend - bit.ly/FriendOfTheTennisPodcast.
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The Professional Tennis Players’ Association has begun legal action against tennis’ governing bodies. David speaks to Matt Futterman of The Athletic about why this is happening, what the players want, and what might happen next.
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Catherine, David and Matt were live on YouTube to react to Finals weekend at Indian Wells as Mirra Andreeva and Jack Draper became champions.
Part one - WTA Results. How Andreeva scored her first victory over Aryna Sabalenka, an important Backhand L... more
With Indian Wells at the quarter-finals stage, Catherine, David and Matt catch up to discuss the last few days of action and look ahead to the weekend.
Part one - WTA Results. Iga Swiatek’s imperious form ahead of her rematch with Zheng Qinwen, how... more
Catherine, David and Matt are back to discuss the best of the action so far in Indian Wells.
Part one - ATP Results. Matt Futterman checks in from on site at Indian Wells to set the scene and we get some insight from Paul Haarhuis on the marvel tha... more
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Monica Seles was stabbed on a tennis court because she had overtaken the stabber’s favorite player in the rankings. No one cared. The perpetrator was sentenced to no jail time. The WTA players themselves voted against freezing Seles’ No. 1 ranking. Mary Carillo dismissed the idea of freezing the ranking as a moot point. Monica said Gabriela Sabatini was the only one who fought for her. And only Frank Deford having sadly lost his own young daughter did an emotional retrospective of Seles’ career... more
Men are bad. Women are victims. Sometimes they’ll talk about tennis.
I enjoy this podcast and listen to most episodes. The ads have recently become so loud that I have to turn my volume down, and then back up again for the show. Please can you fix this?
I do generally love this podcast but lately feel like it’s taken over by Matt and Catherine. Please give David more time to speak
NO MORE DOGS. We don’t need taylor Swift in tennis. Too many selfies on their social media…
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An engaging exploration of the tennis world, featuring lively discussions on both current events and historical perspectives in the sport. The hosts provide thoughtful analyses of major tournaments, player performances, and significant news developments, while also incorporating personal anecdotes and humor to create a warm atmosphere for listeners. Notable segments feature independent evaluations of controversial doping cases, coaching decisions, and team dynamics in tournaments like the Davis Cup and Billie Jean King Cup, revealing deeper insights into the complex landscape of professional tennis. The blend of professional insight with informal banter sets this podcast apart as a must-listen for any tennis enthusiast.
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