Podcasts about Alison Riske

On Episode 273 of The Tennis Files Podcast, you'll learn how to transform your tennis fitness with coach T.C Costello. T.C is the Senior Director of Athlete Development at The Junior Tennis Champions Center. He is the current fitness coach of ATP Top 20 pro Frances Tiafoe and he works with WTA player Alison Riske as well as numerous ITF Top 10 players. He is also an NSCA strength and conditioning specialist & DBC Fitness Level 1. On the show, you'll learn the most important fitness principles that tennis players have to follow, how to plan your weekly fitness sessions, how Frances Tiafoe's commitment to fitness transformed his results, why consistency is so critical for improving your fitness, the best types of exercises for tennis players, the biggest mistakes tennis players make when it comes to fitness, coach Costello's experiences with tennis pros, juniors, and amateur players, and much more! I hope you enjoy my interview with T.C.! Let us know what you think about this episode in the comments below! And be sure to subscribe to Tennis Files to receive the latest tennis content to improve your game straight to your inbox! Junior Tennis Champions Center Tennis Anatomy Book Complete Conditioning for Tennis T.C's. Instagram ITPA Frances Tiafoe Workout Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit der vierten Zusammenfassung von den US Open. Kyrgios gewinnt das Blockbuster-Match Die Sendung beginnt mit dem Blockbuster aus der Nacht zwischen Daniil Medvedev und Nick Kyrgios. Am Ende setzte sich der Wimbledon-Finalist Kyrgios durch. Zwar fand das Match weitestgehend auf Augenhöhe statt, doch es war Kyrgios, der in den entscheidenden Momenten das Tempo anziehen konnte. Während Medvedev keine einfachen Wege durch die Defensive seines Gegners fand, konnte Kyrgios immer wieder entscheidende Winner unterbringen. Für Kyrgios geht es so zum ersten Mal ins Viertelfinale bei den US Open. Dort trifft Kyrgios auf Karen Khachanov, der konnte am Ende in fünf Sätzen gegen Pablo Carreno-Busta gewinnen. Khachanov brauchte keine spektakuläre Leistung, auch weil Carreno-Busta wohl etwas angeschlagen war, doch insgesamt war die Leistung des Silbermedaillengewinner aus Tokio überzeugend. Das andere Viertelfinale in der oberen Hälfte bestreiten Matteo Berrettini und Casper Ruud. Während Ruud von Corentin Moutet nicht viel Gegenwehr bekam, musste Berretini sich bis in den fünften Satz strecken, um letztlich gegen Alejandro Davidovich Fokina zu gewinnen. Tomljanovic zieht auch das Achtelfinale durch Bei den Damen gelang Alja Tomljanovic der nächste Streich. Sie nahm in der Nacht Liudmila Samsonova aus dem Wettbewerb und wehrte dabei im ersten Durchgang acht Satzbälle ab. Während es Samsonova in den vorherigen Runden noch gelungen war, konstant durch die Defensiven der Gegnerinnen zu schlagen, biss sie sich hier Zähne aus. Nun geht es für Tomljanovic gegen Ons Jabeur. Die Wimbledon-Finalistin konnte sich hier gegen Veronika Kudermetova durchsetzen. Das andere Viertelfinale in der unteren Hälfte bestreiten Caroline Garcia und Coco Gauff. Garcia bot wieder eine teils überragende Leistung in der Offensive, gerade im zweiten Satz konnte sie gegen Alison Riske dominieren. Bei Gauff war es die Defensive, die die Akzente setzte. Gegen Zhang Shuai konnte sich Gauff auf diese Weise zwei ganz enge Sätze sichern. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit der vierten Zusammenfassung von den US Open. Kyrgios gewinnt das Blockbuster-Match Die Sendung beginnt mit dem Blockbuster aus der Nacht zwischen Daniil Medvedev und Nick Kyrgios. Am Ende setzte sich der Wimbledon-Finalist Kyrgios durch. Zwar fand das Match weitestgehend auf Augenhöhe statt, doch es war Kyrgios, der in den entscheidenden Momenten das Tempo anziehen konnte. Während Medvedev keine einfachen Wege durch die Defensive seines Gegners fand, konnte Kyrgios immer wieder entscheidende Winner unterbringen. Für Kyrgios geht es so zum ersten Mal ins Viertelfinale bei den US Open. Dort trifft Kyrgios auf Karen Khachanov, der konnte am Ende in fünf Sätzen gegen Pablo Carreno-Busta gewinnen. Khachanov brauchte keine spektakuläre Leistung, auch weil Carreno-Busta wohl etwas angeschlagen war, doch insgesamt war die Leistung des Silbermedaillengewinner aus Tokio überzeugend. Das andere Viertelfinale in der oberen Hälfte bestreiten Matteo Berrettini und Casper Ruud. Während Ruud von Corentin Moutet nicht viel Gegenwehr bekam, musste Berretini sich bis in den fünften Satz strecken, um letztlich gegen Alejandro Davidovich Fokina zu gewinnen. Tomljanovic zieht auch das Achtelfinale durch Bei den Damen gelang Alja Tomljanovic der nächste Streich. Sie nahm in der Nacht Liudmila Samsonova aus dem Wettbewerb und wehrte dabei im ersten Durchgang acht Satzbälle ab. Während es Samsonova in den vorherigen Runden noch gelungen war, konstant durch die Defensiven der Gegnerinnen zu schlagen, biss sie sich hier Zähne aus. Nun geht es für Tomljanovic gegen Ons Jabeur. Die Wimbledon-Finalistin konnte sich hier gegen Veronika Kudermetova durchsetzen. Das andere Viertelfinale in der unteren Hälfte bestreiten Caroline Garcia und Coco Gauff. Garcia bot wieder eine teils überragende Leistung in der Offensive, gerade im zweiten Satz konnte sie gegen Alison Riske dominieren. Bei Gauff war es die Defensive, die die Akzente setzte. Gegen Zhang Shuai konnte sich Gauff auf diese Weise zwei ganz enge Sätze sichern. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Welcome back to TC Live with John Wertheim, Chanda Rubin, and host Steve Weissman as we break down day two in Cincinnati! What Serena and Raducanu's battle means for the US Open, Coco Gauff's tragic end to her Western and Southern Open, and Nick Kyrgios keeps bringing the heat as his trip to Cincinnati has already been a rollercoaster ride. Join the team as we cover all the highlights on the hardcourts, here on TC Live! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Alison Riske-Amritraj is our guest for the seventeenth episode of Baseline Intelligence. Alison reached a career high of 18 in singles and 40 in doubles on the WTA tour. She's won three singles titles and reached the quarterfinals of Wimbledon where she beat then world number 1 Ash Barty. We talk: 3:39 How she's maintained her level for over a decade 6:20 The danger or comparing yourself to your peers 8:37 Skipping college for the pro tour 11:11 Never doubting herself 13:58 Being yourself in new/challenging situations 18:26 Why she has success on grass 20:20 Differences between hard courts 21:50 How the surface affects her tactics 23:23 How the score affects her tactics 25:53 The 30 second tempo drill 28:15 Her love for Primanti Brothers sandwiches 29:03 Her favorite place to play 30:16 Her best advice to a junior player ** Sound effects from https://www.zapsplat.com

A look back at all the biggest stories of the last week including: Petra Kvitova won in Eastbourne and turned a few heads in fantasy Stefanos Tsitsipas "proved" he can play on grass Emma Raducanu's ongoing injury scare Nick Kyrgios is up to his usual tricks again Novak Djokovic still won't get vaccinated Enter Fantasy Wimbledon here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1SlzP2_ikNbyjxVJMEUynBQTKhJGtdKeLJ_qS3aUySJ0/ Follow your progress here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1sb92qUwEerHozhfcw0TtTyK9l9la7oTaWOUFAPSJckg/ Plus a look forward to the Day 1's order of play: All courts start at 11am BST unless otherwise stated Centre Court (1.30pm) Novak Djokovic (1) vs Kwon Soon-woo Alison Van Uytvanck vs Emma Raducanu (10) Andy Murray vs James Duckworth No 1 Court (1pm) Mirjam Bjorklund (Q) vs Ons Jabeur (3) Jan-Lennard Struff vs Carlos Alcaraz (5) Angelique Kerber (15) vs Kristina Mladenovic No 2 Court Cameron Norrie (9) vs Pablo Andujar Bernarda Pera vs Anett Kontaveit (2) Jannik Sinner (10) vs Stan Wawrinka (WC) Maria Sakkari (5) vs Zoe Hives (Q) No 3 Court Alejandro Davidovich Fokina vs Hubert Hurkacz (7) Danielle Collins (7) vs Marie Bouzkova Tamara Korpatsch vs Heather Watson Ryan Peniston (WC) vs Henri Laaksonen Court 12 Casper Ruud (3) vs Albert Ramos-Vinolas Kaja Juvan vs Beatriz Haddad Maia (32) Belinda Bencic (14) vs Qiang Wang Steve Johnson vs Grigor Dimitrov (18) Court 18 Jodie Burrage (WC) vs Lesia Tsurenko Enzo Couacaud (Q) vs John Isner (20) Jay Clarke (WC) vs Christian Harrison (Q) Marta Kostyuk vs Katie Swan (WC) Court 4 Tommy Paul (30) vs Fernando Verdasco Camila Osorio vs Elise Mertens (24) Martina Trevisan (22) vs Elisabetta Cocciaretto Carlos Taberner vs Reilly Opelka (15) Court 6 Tomas Martin Etcheverry vs Ugo Humbert Clara Tauson vs Mai Hontama (Q) Tamara Zidansek vs Panna Udvardy Taro Daniel vs Sebastian Baez (31) Court 7 Anhelina Kalinina (29) vs Anna Bondar Alejandro Tabilo vs Laslo Djere Oscar Otte (32) vs Peter Gojowczyk Court 8 Maximilian Marterer (Q) vs Aljaz Bedene Aleksandra Krunic vs Sorana Cirstea (26) Daniel Altmaier vs Mikael Ymer Daria Saville (WC) vs Viktoriya Tomova Court 9 Benoit Paire vs Quentin Halys Federico Coria vs Jiri Vesely Lucia Bronzetti vs Ann Li Yanina Wickmayer (Q) vs Lin Zhu Court 10 Ylena In-Albon vs Alison Riske (28) Rebecca Marino vs Katarzyna Kawa (Q) Maddison Inglis (Q) vs Dalma Galfi Alexander Bublik vs Marton Fucsovics Court 11 Thiago Monteiro vs Jaume Munar Jule Niemeier vs Xiyu Wang Tim van Rijthoven (WC) vs Federico Delbonis Court 14 Adrian Mannarino vs Max Purcell (Q) John Millman vs Miomir Kecmanovic (25) Astra Sharma (Q) vs Tatjana Maria Oceane Dodin vs Jelena Ostapenko (12) Court 15 Nikoloz Basilashvili (22) vs Lukas Rosol Kaia Kanepi (31) vs Diane Parry Dusan Lajovic vs Pablo Carreno Busta (16) Shuai Zhang (33) vs Misaki Doi Court 16 Katerina Siniakova vs Maja Chwalinska (Q) Thanasi Kokkinakis vs Kamil Majchrzak Tallon Griekspoor vs Fabio Fognini Ekaterine Gorgodze vs Irina-Camelia Begu Court 17 Frances Tiafoe (23) vs Andrea Vavassori Carolina Garcia vs Lily Miyazaki (WC) Magda Linette vs Fernanda Contreras Gomez (Q) David Goffin vs Radu Albot (Q) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A look back at all the biggest stories of the last week including: Petra Kvitova won in Eastbourne and turned a few heads in fantasy Stefanos Tsitsipas "proved" he can play on grass Emma Raducanu's ongoing injury scare Nick Kyrgios is up to his usual tricks again Novak Djokovic still won't get vaccinated Enter Fantasy Wimbledon here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1SlzP2_ikNbyjxVJMEUynBQTKhJGtdKeLJ_qS3aUySJ0/ Follow your progress here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1sb92qUwEerHozhfcw0TtTyK9l9la7oTaWOUFAPSJckg/ Plus a look forward to the Day 1's order of play: All courts start at 11am BST unless otherwise stated Centre Court (1.30pm) Novak Djokovic (1) vs Kwon Soon-woo Alison Van Uytvanck vs Emma Raducanu (10) Andy Murray vs James Duckworth No 1 Court (1pm) Mirjam Bjorklund (Q) vs Ons Jabeur (3) Jan-Lennard Struff vs Carlos Alcaraz (5) Angelique Kerber (15) vs Kristina Mladenovic No 2 Court Cameron Norrie (9) vs Pablo Andujar Bernarda Pera vs Anett Kontaveit (2) Jannik Sinner (10) vs Stan Wawrinka (WC) Maria Sakkari (5) vs Zoe Hives (Q) No 3 Court Alejandro Davidovich Fokina vs Hubert Hurkacz (7) Danielle Collins (7) vs Marie Bouzkova Tamara Korpatsch vs Heather Watson Ryan Peniston (WC) vs Henri Laaksonen Court 12 Casper Ruud (3) vs Albert Ramos-Vinolas Kaja Juvan vs Beatriz Haddad Maia (32) Belinda Bencic (14) vs Qiang Wang Steve Johnson vs Grigor Dimitrov (18) Court 18 Jodie Burrage (WC) vs Lesia Tsurenko Enzo Couacaud (Q) vs John Isner (20) Jay Clarke (WC) vs Christian Harrison (Q) Marta Kostyuk vs Katie Swan (WC) Court 4 Tommy Paul (30) vs Fernando Verdasco Camila Osorio vs Elise Mertens (24) Martina Trevisan (22) vs Elisabetta Cocciaretto Carlos Taberner vs Reilly Opelka (15) Court 6 Tomas Martin Etcheverry vs Ugo Humbert Clara Tauson vs Mai Hontama (Q) Tamara Zidansek vs Panna Udvardy Taro Daniel vs Sebastian Baez (31) Court 7 Anhelina Kalinina (29) vs Anna Bondar Alejandro Tabilo vs Laslo Djere Oscar Otte (32) vs Peter Gojowczyk Court 8 Maximilian Marterer (Q) vs Aljaz Bedene Aleksandra Krunic vs Sorana Cirstea (26) Daniel Altmaier vs Mikael Ymer Daria Saville (WC) vs Viktoriya Tomova Court 9 Benoit Paire vs Quentin Halys Federico Coria vs Jiri Vesely Lucia Bronzetti vs Ann Li Yanina Wickmayer (Q) vs Lin Zhu Court 10 Ylena In-Albon vs Alison Riske (28) Rebecca Marino vs Katarzyna Kawa (Q) Maddison Inglis (Q) vs Dalma Galfi Alexander Bublik vs Marton Fucsovics Court 11 Thiago Monteiro vs Jaume Munar Jule Niemeier vs Xiyu Wang Tim van Rijthoven (WC) vs Federico Delbonis Court 14 Adrian Mannarino vs Max Purcell (Q) John Millman vs Miomir Kecmanovic (25) Astra Sharma (Q) vs Tatjana Maria Oceane Dodin vs Jelena Ostapenko (12) Court 15 Nikoloz Basilashvili (22) vs Lukas Rosol Kaia Kanepi (31) vs Diane Parry Dusan Lajovic vs Pablo Carreno Busta (16) Shuai Zhang (33) vs Misaki Doi Court 16 Katerina Siniakova vs Maja Chwalinska (Q) Thanasi Kokkinakis vs Kamil Majchrzak Tallon Griekspoor vs Fabio Fognini Ekaterine Gorgodze vs Irina-Camelia Begu Court 17 Frances Tiafoe (23) vs Andrea Vavassori Carolina Garcia vs Lily Miyazaki (WC) Magda Linette vs Fernanda Contreras Gomez (Q) David Goffin vs Radu Albot (Q) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It is #GrassSzn and we are in London at Queen's Club! My first time at the Queen's Club and I am all set up in my Wimbledon apartment. Alison Riske stops by to chat and we talk about her early success on grass, how her perspective as changed as she has spent more time on tour, and more!

Reviewing the start of the grass season by covering Berrettini's win in Stuttgart, Van Rijthoven and Alexandrova's wins in s'Hertogenbosch and Haddad Maia's win in Nottingham.Stuttgart1:22: Matteo Berrettini successfully comes back from surgery to win his sixth ATP title in Stuttgart.6:40: Andy Murray makes his first ATP final in five months but sustains an ab injury late in the match.9:42: Nick Kyrgios continues to cause drama on the court.s'Hertogenbosch12:04: Tim van Rijthoven caps a dream week with his first ATP title in s'Hertogenbosch.18:49: Aryna Sabalenka's woes this season.22:25: Ekaterina Alexandrova wins the title in s'Hertogenbosch reducing her ranking by half over the course of the last two months.Nottingham23:41: Beatriz Haddad Maia wins her first WTA title defeating Alison Riske in the final.Other Thoughts29:11: Andy's chances of being seeded at Wimbledon.31:03: The first time since 2003 that none of the Big 3 have been in the top-2 in the world.

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit den ersten Turnieren der Rasensaison. So blicken Andreas und Philipp unter anderem nach Stuttgart, sHertogenbosch und Nottingham. Alexandrova und Haddad Maia die Titelträgerinnen der Woche Das Turnier bei den Damen in sHertogenbosch konnte sich Ekaterina Alexandrova holen, die allerdings wie die anderen russischen und weißrussischen Spielerinnen und Spieler nicht in Wimbledon wird antreten können. Das gilt auch für zwei weitere Halbfinalistinnen in sHertogenbosch: Veronika Kudermetova und Aryna Sabalenka. Die Wimbledon-Halbfinalistin aus dem letzten Jahr war hier in den Niederlanden die unterlegene Finalistin, hatte jedoch in den Matches zuvor überzeugen können. Das Turnier in Nottingham war primär eines der Rasenspezialistinnen. So standen sich im Finale Beatriz Haddad Maia und Alison Riske gegenüber. Auch Viktoria Golubic und Tereza Martincova, die anderen beiden Halbfinalistinnen, fühlen sich auf dem Rasen besonders wohl. Für Haddad Maia war es der erste Turniersieg auf der WTA-Ebene und nach ihrer zehnmonatigen Doping Sperre in 2020 und 2021 die Chance sich so weit wie noch nie in der Weltrangliste nach oben zu arbeiten. Haddad Maia wird in Wimbledon zu den gesetzten Spielerinnen zählen. Berrettinis Comeback geglückt Bei den Herren konnte Matteo Berrettini sein Comeback-Turnier in Stuttgart gewinnen. Der Wimbledon Finalist aus dem Vorjahr hatte knapp drei Monate mit einer Handverletzung aussetzen müssen. Hier im Stuttgarter Finale konnte er sich gegen Andy Murray durchsetzen, der eine exzellente Woche in Stuttgart hatte. So hatte er auf dem Weg ins Endspiel unter anderem Nick Kyrgios und Stefanos Tsitsipas besiegen können. Beim Herrenturnier in sHertogenbosch kam es zur großen Überraschung, da sich der Niederlänger Tim van Rijthoven den Titel sichern konnten. Für den 25-Jährigen war es erst das zwei ATP-Hauptfeld seiner Karriere. Er gewann das Finale gegen Daniil Medvedev und hatte sich zuvor schon in der Vorschlussrunde gegen Felix Auger-Aliassime durchsetzen können. Zum Abschluss der Sendung gibt es noch ein paar News vom Billie Jean King Cup und dem neuen Turnierkalender der ATP. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit den ersten Turnieren der Rasensaison. So blicken Andreas und Philipp unter anderem nach Stuttgart, sHertogenbosch und Nottingham. Alexandrova und Haddad Maia die Titelträgerinnen der Woche Das Turnier bei den Damen in sHertogenbosch konnte sich Ekaterina Alexandrova holen, die allerdings wie die anderen russischen und weißrussischen Spielerinnen und Spieler nicht in Wimbledon wird antreten können. Das gilt auch für zwei weitere Halbfinalistinnen in sHertogenbosch: Veronika Kudermetova und Aryna Sabalenka. Die Wimbledon-Halbfinalistin aus dem letzten Jahr war hier in den Niederlanden die unterlegene Finalistin, hatte jedoch in den Matches zuvor überzeugen können. Das Turnier in Nottingham war primär eines der Rasenspezialistinnen. So standen sich im Finale Beatriz Haddad Maia und Alison Riske gegenüber. Auch Viktoria Golubic und Tereza Martincova, die anderen beiden Halbfinalistinnen, fühlen sich auf dem Rasen besonders wohl. Für Haddad Maia war es der erste Turniersieg auf der WTA-Ebene und nach ihrer zehnmonatigen Doping Sperre in 2020 und 2021 die Chance sich so weit wie noch nie in der Weltrangliste nach oben zu arbeiten. Haddad Maia wird in Wimbledon zu den gesetzten Spielerinnen zählen. Berrettinis Comeback geglückt Bei den Herren konnte Matteo Berrettini sein Comeback-Turnier in Stuttgart gewinnen. Der Wimbledon Finalist aus dem Vorjahr hatte knapp drei Monate mit einer Handverletzung aussetzen müssen. Hier im Stuttgarter Finale konnte er sich gegen Andy Murray durchsetzen, der eine exzellente Woche in Stuttgart hatte. So hatte er auf dem Weg ins Endspiel unter anderem Nick Kyrgios und Stefanos Tsitsipas besiegen können. Beim Herrenturnier in sHertogenbosch kam es zur großen Überraschung, da sich der Niederlänger Tim van Rijthoven den Titel sichern konnten. Für den 25-Jährigen war es erst das zwei ATP-Hauptfeld seiner Karriere. Er gewann das Finale gegen Daniil Medvedev und hatte sich zuvor schon in der Vorschlussrunde gegen Felix Auger-Aliassime durchsetzen können. Zum Abschluss der Sendung gibt es noch ein paar News vom Billie Jean King Cup und dem neuen Turnierkalender der ATP. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit den ersten Turnieren der Rasensaison. So blicken Andreas und Philipp unter anderem nach Stuttgart, sHertogenbosch und Nottingham. Alexandrova und Haddad Maia die Titelträgerinnen der Woche Das Turnier bei den Damen in sHertogenbosch konnte sich Ekaterina Alexandrova holen, die allerdings wie die anderen russischen und weißrussischen Spielerinnen und Spieler nicht in Wimbledon wird antreten können. Das gilt auch für zwei weitere Halbfinalistinnen in sHertogenbosch: Veronika Kudermetova und Aryna Sabalenka. Die Wimbledon-Halbfinalistin aus dem letzten Jahr war hier in den Niederlanden die unterlegene Finalistin, hatte jedoch in den Matches zuvor überzeugen können. Das Turnier in Nottingham war primär eines der Rasenspezialistinnen. So standen sich im Finale Beatriz Haddad Maia und Alison Riske gegenüber. Auch Viktoria Golubic und Tereza Martincova, die anderen beiden Halbfinalistinnen, fühlen sich auf dem Rasen besonders wohl. Für Haddad Maia war es der erste Turniersieg auf der WTA-Ebene und nach ihrer zehnmonatigen Doping Sperre in 2020 und 2021 die Chance sich so weit wie noch nie in der Weltrangliste nach oben zu arbeiten. Haddad Maia wird in Wimbledon zu den gesetzten Spielerinnen zählen. Berrettinis Comeback geglückt Bei den Herren konnte Matteo Berrettini sein Comeback-Turnier in Stuttgart gewinnen. Der Wimbledon Finalist aus dem Vorjahr hatte knapp drei Monate mit einer Handverletzung aussetzen müssen. Hier im Stuttgarter Finale konnte er sich gegen Andy Murray durchsetzen, der eine exzellente Woche in Stuttgart hatte. So hatte er auf dem Weg ins Endspiel unter anderem Nick Kyrgios und Stefanos Tsitsipas besiegen können. Beim Herrenturnier in sHertogenbosch kam es zur großen Überraschung, da sich der Niederlänger Tim van Rijthoven den Titel sichern konnten. Für den 25-Jährigen war es erst das zwei ATP-Hauptfeld seiner Karriere. Er gewann das Finale gegen Daniil Medvedev und hatte sich zuvor schon in der Vorschlussrunde gegen Felix Auger-Aliassime durchsetzen können. Zum Abschluss der Sendung gibt es noch ein paar News vom Billie Jean King Cup und dem neuen Turnierkalender der ATP. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit den ersten Turnieren der Rasensaison. So blicken Andreas und Philipp unter anderem nach Stuttgart, sHertogenbosch und Nottingham. Alexandrova und Haddad Maia die Titelträgerinnen der Woche Das Turnier bei den Damen in sHertogenbosch konnte sich Ekaterina Alexandrova holen, die allerdings wie die anderen russischen und weißrussischen Spielerinnen und Spieler nicht in Wimbledon wird antreten können. Das gilt auch für zwei weitere Halbfinalistinnen in sHertogenbosch: Veronika Kudermetova und Aryna Sabalenka. Die Wimbledon-Halbfinalistin aus dem letzten Jahr war hier in den Niederlanden die unterlegene Finalistin, hatte jedoch in den Matches zuvor überzeugen können. Das Turnier in Nottingham war primär eines der Rasenspezialistinnen. So standen sich im Finale Beatriz Haddad Maia und Alison Riske gegenüber. Auch Viktoria Golubic und Tereza Martincova, die anderen beiden Halbfinalistinnen, fühlen sich auf dem Rasen besonders wohl. Für Haddad Maia war es der erste Turniersieg auf der WTA-Ebene und nach ihrer zehnmonatigen Doping Sperre in 2020 und 2021 die Chance sich so weit wie noch nie in der Weltrangliste nach oben zu arbeiten. Haddad Maia wird in Wimbledon zu den gesetzten Spielerinnen zählen. Berrettinis Comeback geglückt Bei den Herren konnte Matteo Berrettini sein Comeback-Turnier in Stuttgart gewinnen. Der Wimbledon Finalist aus dem Vorjahr hatte knapp drei Monate mit einer Handverletzung aussetzen müssen. Hier im Stuttgarter Finale konnte er sich gegen Andy Murray durchsetzen, der eine exzellente Woche in Stuttgart hatte. So hatte er auf dem Weg ins Endspiel unter anderem Nick Kyrgios und Stefanos Tsitsipas besiegen können. Beim Herrenturnier in sHertogenbosch kam es zur großen Überraschung, da sich der Niederlänger Tim van Rijthoven den Titel sichern konnten. Für den 25-Jährigen war es erst das zwei ATP-Hauptfeld seiner Karriere. Er gewann das Finale gegen Daniil Medvedev und hatte sich zuvor schon in der Vorschlussrunde gegen Felix Auger-Aliassime durchsetzen können. Zum Abschluss der Sendung gibt es noch ein paar News vom Billie Jean King Cup und dem neuen Turnierkalender der ATP. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit den ersten Turnieren der Rasensaison. So blicken Andreas und Philipp unter anderem nach Stuttgart, sHertogenbosch und Nottingham. Alexandrova und Haddad Maia die Titelträgerinnen der Woche Das Turnier bei den Damen in sHertogenbosch konnte sich Ekaterina Alexandrova holen, die allerdings wie die anderen russischen und weißrussischen Spielerinnen und Spieler nicht in Wimbledon wird antreten können. Das gilt auch für zwei weitere Halbfinalistinnen in sHertogenbosch: Veronika Kudermetova und Aryna Sabalenka. Die Wimbledon-Halbfinalistin aus dem letzten Jahr war hier in den Niederlanden die unterlegene Finalistin, hatte jedoch in den Matches zuvor überzeugen können. Das Turnier in Nottingham war primär eines der Rasenspezialistinnen. So standen sich im Finale Beatriz Haddad Maia und Alison Riske gegenüber. Auch Viktoria Golubic und Tereza Martincova, die anderen beiden Halbfinalistinnen, fühlen sich auf dem Rasen besonders wohl. Für Haddad Maia war es der erste Turniersieg auf der WTA-Ebene und nach ihrer zehnmonatigen Doping Sperre in 2020 und 2021 die Chance sich so weit wie noch nie in der Weltrangliste nach oben zu arbeiten. Haddad Maia wird in Wimbledon zu den gesetzten Spielerinnen zählen. Berrettinis Comeback geglückt Bei den Herren konnte Matteo Berrettini sein Comeback-Turnier in Stuttgart gewinnen. Der Wimbledon Finalist aus dem Vorjahr hatte knapp drei Monate mit einer Handverletzung aussetzen müssen. Hier im Stuttgarter Finale konnte er sich gegen Andy Murray durchsetzen, der eine exzellente Woche in Stuttgart hatte. So hatte er auf dem Weg ins Endspiel unter anderem Nick Kyrgios und Stefanos Tsitsipas besiegen können. Beim Herrenturnier in sHertogenbosch kam es zur großen Überraschung, da sich der Niederlänger Tim van Rijthoven den Titel sichern konnten. Für den 25-Jährigen war es erst das zwei ATP-Hauptfeld seiner Karriere. Er gewann das Finale gegen Daniil Medvedev und hatte sich zuvor schon in der Vorschlussrunde gegen Felix Auger-Aliassime durchsetzen können. Zum Abschluss der Sendung gibt es noch ein paar News vom Billie Jean King Cup und dem neuen Turnierkalender der ATP. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit den ersten Turnieren der Rasensaison. So blicken Andreas und Philipp unter anderem nach Stuttgart, sHertogenbosch und Nottingham. Alexandrova und Haddad Maia die Titelträgerinnen der Woche Das Turnier bei den Damen in sHertogenbosch konnte sich Ekaterina Alexandrova holen, die allerdings wie die anderen russischen und weißrussischen Spielerinnen und Spieler nicht in Wimbledon wird antreten können. Das gilt auch für zwei weitere Halbfinalistinnen in sHertogenbosch: Veronika Kudermetova und Aryna Sabalenka. Die Wimbledon-Halbfinalistin aus dem letzten Jahr war hier in den Niederlanden die unterlegene Finalistin, hatte jedoch in den Matches zuvor überzeugen können. Das Turnier in Nottingham war primär eines der Rasenspezialistinnen. So standen sich im Finale Beatriz Haddad Maia und Alison Riske gegenüber. Auch Viktoria Golubic und Tereza Martincova, die anderen beiden Halbfinalistinnen, fühlen sich auf dem Rasen besonders wohl. Für Haddad Maia war es der erste Turniersieg auf der WTA-Ebene und nach ihrer zehnmonatigen Doping Sperre in 2020 und 2021 die Chance sich so weit wie noch nie in der Weltrangliste nach oben zu arbeiten. Haddad Maia wird in Wimbledon zu den gesetzten Spielerinnen zählen. Berrettinis Comeback geglückt Bei den Herren konnte Matteo Berrettini sein Comeback-Turnier in Stuttgart gewinnen. Der Wimbledon Finalist aus dem Vorjahr hatte knapp drei Monate mit einer Handverletzung aussetzen müssen. Hier im Stuttgarter Finale konnte er sich gegen Andy Murray durchsetzen, der eine exzellente Woche in Stuttgart hatte. So hatte er auf dem Weg ins Endspiel unter anderem Nick Kyrgios und Stefanos Tsitsipas besiegen können. Beim Herrenturnier in sHertogenbosch kam es zur großen Überraschung, da sich der Niederlänger Tim van Rijthoven den Titel sichern konnten. Für den 25-Jährigen war es erst das zwei ATP-Hauptfeld seiner Karriere. Er gewann das Finale gegen Daniil Medvedev und hatte sich zuvor schon in der Vorschlussrunde gegen Felix Auger-Aliassime durchsetzen können. Zum Abschluss der Sendung gibt es noch ein paar News vom Billie Jean King Cup und dem neuen Turnierkalender der ATP. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Today we talk about Emma Raducanu, and every match from today, of course. I find myself talking about Ajla Tomljanovic, again and again. McNally unsuspectingly good so far, Alison Riske the same, except less unsuspectingly. I talk about my 'list' and why Elena Rybakina's spot is at stake. Bencic has a chance to showcase what she's got against Kudermetova, a non-participant at Wimbledon. Alexandrova, Sabalenka, also on that list, so could they ball out this grass season, or do they not care?

Golf – Senior PGA – Steven Alker, Bob Estes share Senior PGA lead at 64 On a day when birdies were flying around Harbor Shores in the first round of the Senior PGA Championship, Steven Alker began soaring with an eagle. The 50-year-old New Zealander, who already has won twice and leads the PGA Tour Champions money list with almost $1.2 million, started his round with a 25-foot downhill eagle putt on the 539-yard, par-5 10th hole after a 240-yard approach with a 5-wood. He then finished his afternoon round with his sixth birdie of the day to shoot a 7-under 64, which was tied late in the day by 56-year-old Bob Estes. Alker and Estes were a stroke ahead of Paul Claxton and Mike Weir after the first round at the Jack Nicklaus-design course on Lake Michigan. MLB – Major League Baseball Last Night Detroit Tigers 4, Cleveland Guardians 3 Boston Red Sox 16, Chicago White Sox 7 Cincinnati Reds 20, Chicago Cubs 5 Tigers 4, Guardians 3 – Cabrera’s hit in 9th lifts Tigers to 4-3 win over Guardians Miguel Cabrera hit a game-ending RBI single in the ninth inning with his third hit Thursday night, lifting the Detroit Tigers to a 4-3 win over the Cleveland Guardians. Jonathan Schoop hit a one-out double in the final inning, advanced on a wild pitch from Trevor Stephan and scored on Cabrera’s 3,029th career hit. Gregory Soto gave up one hit and struck out one in the ninth, earning the win for the Tigers. Detroit’s Javier Báez hit an RBI single in the first inning. Schoop’s sacrifice fly and Cabrera’s single put the Tigers ahead 3-0 in the second inning. Red Sox 16, White Sox 7 – Story’s 7th HR in 7 games helps Red Sox top White Sox 16-7 Trevor Story kept up his hot hitting with a three-run homer and four RBIs, and the Boston Red Sox beat the White Sox 16-7 to take two of three from Chicago. Story has seven homers and 21 RBIs in his last seven games, raising his season totals to nine homers and 32 RBIs. Alex Verdugo had pair of doubles among four hitsfor Boston, which outscored Chicago 33-13 in the series. The Red Sox opened with a 16-3 win and followed with a 3-1 loss. Kevin Plawecki pinch hit for Story in the ninth and homered off Josh Harrison. Reds 20, Cubs 5 – Reds have highest-scoring day in 23 years, rout Cubs 20-5 Kyle Farmer homered and had tied his career high with five RBIs to power the Cincinnati Reds to their high-scoring game in 23 years, a 20-5 rout of the Chicago Cubs. Farmer and Nick Senzel had four hits each, and Brandon Drury, Tommy Pham and Albert Almora Jr. had three apiece. Cincinnati trailed 3-0 before scoring twice in the second and adding eight runs in the third. The Reds scored their most runs since a 22-3 win at Philadelphia on Sept. 4, 1999, while Chicago gave up its most since a 21-8 defeat at the Phillies on July 3, 1999. Tonight Cleveland (Bieber 1-3) at Detroit (Faedo 1-1), 7:10 p.m.             WSJM/WCSY 6:50 Cubs and White Sox are off (Cubs are at White Sox Saturday and Sunday) MLB – MLB criticizes teams over facilities for female employees Major League Baseball has told its clubs that some are failing to provide acceptable work accommodations for female employees, calling them “embarrassingly below” standard. The May 20 memorandum from Michael Hill, the MLB senior vice president for on-field operations, asks teams to provide documentation by June 3 of the facilities for home and visiting female coaches and staff. Hill told teams to comply with MLB regulations “as soon as possible.” San Francisco Giants assistant coach Alyssa Nakken this year became the first woman to work as an on-field coach for a big league team. NBA – National Basketball Association – 2022 NBA Playoffs – Conference Finals Last Night Golden State Warriors 120, Dallas Mavericks 110           (GSW Wins 4-1) Tonight Miami Heat at Boston Celtics, 8:30 p.m.                             (BOS Leads 3-2) NHL – National Hockey League – 2022 Stanley Cup Playoffs – 2nd Round Last Night Carolina Hurricanes 3, New York Rangers 1                      (CAR Leads 3-2) Edmonton Oilers 5, Calgary Flames 4 – OT                        (EDM Wins 4-1) Tonight Colorado Avalanche at St. Louis Blues, 8:00 p.m.              (COL Leads 3-2) Indy 500 – Castroneves seeks historic fifth Indianapolis 500 victory It took Helio Castroneves 12 tries to win a fourth Indianapolis 500. He hopes it only takes one time to make history. The Brazilian will attempt to win a record-breaking fifth Indy 500 on Sunday after winnin No. 4 a year ago. Castroneves will be making his 22nd start at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, most of any driver in the field. He’s 47 years old and the second oldest driver on the grid. He saysd he’s shown that experience at Indy matters far more than age. He hopes to drive from the back of the field to win No. 5. Nassar – No charges for agents in botched Larry Nassar probe The U.S. Justice Department says it won’t pursue criminal charges against former FBI agents who failed to quickly open an investigation of sports doctor Larry Nassar. Agents knew in 2015 that Nassar was accused of sexually assaulting female gymnasts. Nassar wasn’t arrested until 2016. The Office of Inspector General found that two former agents likely provided “inaccurate or incomplete information” when investigators subsequently tried to understand what happened. But the Justice Department says more would be needed to file charges. Nassar was a Michigan State University sports doctor as well as a doctor at USA Gymnastics. He is serving decades in prison for assaulting female athletes and possessing child pornography. WNBA – Women’s National Basketball Association Tonight Los Angeles Sparks at Indiana Fever, 7:00 p.m. Tennis – French Open – Only 3 of women’s top 10 seeds remain The unexpected results in the women’s draw at the French Open keep piling up. Only three of the top 10 women’s seeds are still in the field before the third round has even started.  Two more were ousted Thursday when former No. 1 Karolina Pliskova lost to Leolia Jeanjean, who is ranked just 227th and is playing in her first Grand Slam tournament. No. 9 Danielle Collins lost to Shelby Rogers in a matchup between two Americans. Two-time Grand Slam champion Simona Halep said she had a panic attack while leading her second-round match that she eventually lost. The 2018 Roland Garros winner said she “lost it” and couldn’t regain focus while playing 19-year-old Qinwen Zheng, who won 2-6, 6-2, 6-1.  No surprises involving top-seeded Iga Swiatek, however. She ran her winning streak to 30 matches by beating Alison Riske 6-0, 6-2.  The other two top 10 seeds still standing are No. 3 Paula Badosa and No. 7 Aryna Sabalenka. NFL – “Forgotten Four” to be honored at Canton The four men who smashed the race barrier in professional football in 1946 have been selected to share the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s Ralph Hay Pioneer Award. The Canton, Ohio,-based organization announced that Kenny Washington, Woody Strode and Hall of Famers Bill Willis and Marion Motley will be celebrated during the Hall’s enshrinement week in August. CFL – CFL Players’ Association ratifies new CBA The CFL Players’ Association ratified a collective bargaining agreement with the Canadian Football League on Thursday night. The CFLPA made the announcement via email. The players’ vote came hours after the sides hammered out a seven-year tentative agreement — and two days after CFL Commissioner Randy Ambrosie unveiled the league’s final offer. With the players accepting the agreement, the league’s exhibition season will open on time Friday night. On Monday, the players voted against a tentative deal the union had recommended they accept. MILB – Midwest League Baseball Last Night Dayton Dragons 5, West Michigan Whitecaps 0 – Game 1 West Michigan Whitecaps 9, Dayton Dragons 6 – Game 2 South Bend Cubs 5, Great Lakes Loons 0 Lansing Lugnuts at Beloit Sky Carp, PPD to today Tonight Lansing Lugnuts at Beloit Sky Carp, 6:05 p.m. (DH) Dayton Dragons at West Michigan Whitecaps, 6:35 p.m. Great Lakes Loons at South Bend Cubs, 7:05 p.m. MHSAA – High School Sports Yesterday Baseball Michigan Lutheran 4, Eau Claire 2 – Game 1 Michigan Lutheran 10, Eau Claire 0 – Game 2 Dowagiac 10, Decatur 6 – Game 1 Dowagiac 13, Decatur 6 – Game 2 Paw Paw 4, Otsego 3 – Game 1 Paw Paw 10, Otsego 0 – Game 2 South Haven 3, Gobles 0 – Game 1 South Haven 5, Gobles 2 – Game 2 Coloma 11, Lawton 4 Portage Northern 12, Kal. Loy Norrix 2 – Game 1 Portage Northern 7, Kal. Loy Norrix 1 – Game 2 Softball Michigan Lutheran 15, Eau Claire 0 – Game 1 Michigan Lutheran 12, Eau Claire 0 – Game 2 Buchanan 7, Coloma 2 – Game 1 Buchanan 5, Coloma 1 – Game 2 Lawrence 4, Howardsville Christian 3 – Game 1 Howardsville Christian 22, Lawrence 9 – Game 2 Dowagiac 13, Decatur 3 – Game 1 Dowagiac 14, Decatur 6 – Game 2 Lawton 8, Cassopolis 7 – Game 1 Lawton 13, Cassopolis 10 – Game 2 Coldwater 11, Kalamazoo Central 5 Girls Soccer – District Quarterfinals Division 4 (Buchanan) New Buffalo 2, Marcellus 0 Division 4 (Kalamazoo Christian) Kalamazoo Christian 6, Kalamazoo Heritage 0 Today Baseball Bridgman at St. Joseph, 4:00 p.m. New Buffalo at Lawrence, 4:00 p.m. Plainwell at Edwardsburg, 4:00 p.m. Mattawan at East Grand Rapids, 3:45 p.m. BC Lakeview at Eaton Rapids, 4:00 p.m. Portage Central at Gull Lake, 4:00 p.m. Saugatuck at Fennville, 4:30 p.m. (DH) Climax-Scotts at Galesburg-Augusta, 5:00 p.m. Softball New Buffalo at Lawrence, 4:00 p.m. Edwardsburg at Mattawan, 4:00 p.m. Schoolcraft at Portage Central, 4:00 p.m. Saugatuck at Fennville, 4:30 p.m. (DH) Climax-Scotts at Galesburg-Augusta, 5:00 p.m. Schoolcraft at Portage Central, 4:00 p.m. Girls Soccer – District Quarterfinals Division 2 (Mattawan) Sturgis at Mattawan, 6:00 p.m. Division 3 (Berrien Springs) Dowagiac at Constantine, 5:30 p.m. Division 4 (Kalamazoo Christian) Quincy at Kalamazoo Hackett, 5:30 p.m.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Golf – Senior PGA – Steven Alker, Bob Estes share Senior PGA lead at 64 On a day when birdies were flying around Harbor Shores in the first round of the Senior PGA Championship, Steven Alker began soaring with an eagle. The 50-year-old New Zealander, who already has won twice and leads the PGA Tour Champions money list with almost $1.2 million, started his round with a 25-foot downhill eagle putt on the 539-yard, par-5 10th hole after a 240-yard approach with a 5-wood. He then finished his afternoon round with his sixth birdie of the day to shoot a 7-under 64, which was tied late in the day by 56-year-old Bob Estes. Alker and Estes were a stroke ahead of Paul Claxton and Mike Weir after the first round at the Jack Nicklaus-design course on Lake Michigan. MLB – Major League Baseball Last Night Detroit Tigers 4, Cleveland Guardians 3 Boston Red Sox 16, Chicago White Sox 7 Cincinnati Reds 20, Chicago Cubs 5 Tigers 4, Guardians 3 – Cabrera’s hit in 9th lifts Tigers to 4-3 win over Guardians Miguel Cabrera hit a game-ending RBI single in the ninth inning with his third hit Thursday night, lifting the Detroit Tigers to a 4-3 win over the Cleveland Guardians. Jonathan Schoop hit a one-out double in the final inning, advanced on a wild pitch from Trevor Stephan and scored on Cabrera’s 3,029th career hit. Gregory Soto gave up one hit and struck out one in the ninth, earning the win for the Tigers. Detroit’s Javier Báez hit an RBI single in the first inning. Schoop’s sacrifice fly and Cabrera’s single put the Tigers ahead 3-0 in the second inning. Red Sox 16, White Sox 7 – Story’s 7th HR in 7 games helps Red Sox top White Sox 16-7 Trevor Story kept up his hot hitting with a three-run homer and four RBIs, and the Boston Red Sox beat the White Sox 16-7 to take two of three from Chicago. Story has seven homers and 21 RBIs in his last seven games, raising his season totals to nine homers and 32 RBIs. Alex Verdugo had pair of doubles among four hitsfor Boston, which outscored Chicago 33-13 in the series. The Red Sox opened with a 16-3 win and followed with a 3-1 loss. Kevin Plawecki pinch hit for Story in the ninth and homered off Josh Harrison. Reds 20, Cubs 5 – Reds have highest-scoring day in 23 years, rout Cubs 20-5 Kyle Farmer homered and had tied his career high with five RBIs to power the Cincinnati Reds to their high-scoring game in 23 years, a 20-5 rout of the Chicago Cubs. Farmer and Nick Senzel had four hits each, and Brandon Drury, Tommy Pham and Albert Almora Jr. had three apiece. Cincinnati trailed 3-0 before scoring twice in the second and adding eight runs in the third. The Reds scored their most runs since a 22-3 win at Philadelphia on Sept. 4, 1999, while Chicago gave up its most since a 21-8 defeat at the Phillies on July 3, 1999. Tonight Cleveland (Bieber 1-3) at Detroit (Faedo 1-1), 7:10 p.m.             WSJM/WCSY 6:50 Cubs and White Sox are off (Cubs are at White Sox Saturday and Sunday) MLB – MLB criticizes teams over facilities for female employees Major League Baseball has told its clubs that some are failing to provide acceptable work accommodations for female employees, calling them “embarrassingly below” standard. The May 20 memorandum from Michael Hill, the MLB senior vice president for on-field operations, asks teams to provide documentation by June 3 of the facilities for home and visiting female coaches and staff. Hill told teams to comply with MLB regulations “as soon as possible.” San Francisco Giants assistant coach Alyssa Nakken this year became the first woman to work as an on-field coach for a big league team. NBA – National Basketball Association – 2022 NBA Playoffs – Conference Finals Last Night Golden State Warriors 120, Dallas Mavericks 110           (GSW Wins 4-1) Tonight Miami Heat at Boston Celtics, 8:30 p.m.                             (BOS Leads 3-2) NHL – National Hockey League – 2022 Stanley Cup Playoffs – 2nd Round Last Night Carolina Hurricanes 3, New York Rangers 1                      (CAR Leads 3-2) Edmonton Oilers 5, Calgary Flames 4 – OT                        (EDM Wins 4-1) Tonight Colorado Avalanche at St. Louis Blues, 8:00 p.m.              (COL Leads 3-2) Indy 500 – Castroneves seeks historic fifth Indianapolis 500 victory It took Helio Castroneves 12 tries to win a fourth Indianapolis 500. He hopes it only takes one time to make history. The Brazilian will attempt to win a record-breaking fifth Indy 500 on Sunday after winnin No. 4 a year ago. Castroneves will be making his 22nd start at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, most of any driver in the field. He’s 47 years old and the second oldest driver on the grid. He saysd he’s shown that experience at Indy matters far more than age. He hopes to drive from the back of the field to win No. 5. Nassar – No charges for agents in botched Larry Nassar probe The U.S. Justice Department says it won’t pursue criminal charges against former FBI agents who failed to quickly open an investigation of sports doctor Larry Nassar. Agents knew in 2015 that Nassar was accused of sexually assaulting female gymnasts. Nassar wasn’t arrested until 2016. The Office of Inspector General found that two former agents likely provided “inaccurate or incomplete information” when investigators subsequently tried to understand what happened. But the Justice Department says more would be needed to file charges. Nassar was a Michigan State University sports doctor as well as a doctor at USA Gymnastics. He is serving decades in prison for assaulting female athletes and possessing child pornography. WNBA – Women’s National Basketball Association Tonight Los Angeles Sparks at Indiana Fever, 7:00 p.m. Tennis – French Open – Only 3 of women’s top 10 seeds remain The unexpected results in the women’s draw at the French Open keep piling up. Only three of the top 10 women’s seeds are still in the field before the third round has even started.  Two more were ousted Thursday when former No. 1 Karolina Pliskova lost to Leolia Jeanjean, who is ranked just 227th and is playing in her first Grand Slam tournament. No. 9 Danielle Collins lost to Shelby Rogers in a matchup between two Americans. Two-time Grand Slam champion Simona Halep said she had a panic attack while leading her second-round match that she eventually lost. The 2018 Roland Garros winner said she “lost it” and couldn’t regain focus while playing 19-year-old Qinwen Zheng, who won 2-6, 6-2, 6-1.  No surprises involving top-seeded Iga Swiatek, however. She ran her winning streak to 30 matches by beating Alison Riske 6-0, 6-2.  The other two top 10 seeds still standing are No. 3 Paula Badosa and No. 7 Aryna Sabalenka. NFL – “Forgotten Four” to be honored at Canton The four men who smashed the race barrier in professional football in 1946 have been selected to share the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s Ralph Hay Pioneer Award. The Canton, Ohio,-based organization announced that Kenny Washington, Woody Strode and Hall of Famers Bill Willis and Marion Motley will be celebrated during the Hall’s enshrinement week in August. CFL – CFL Players’ Association ratifies new CBA The CFL Players’ Association ratified a collective bargaining agreement with the Canadian Football League on Thursday night. The CFLPA made the announcement via email. The players’ vote came hours after the sides hammered out a seven-year tentative agreement — and two days after CFL Commissioner Randy Ambrosie unveiled the league’s final offer. With the players accepting the agreement, the league’s exhibition season will open on time Friday night. On Monday, the players voted against a tentative deal the union had recommended they accept. MILB – Midwest League Baseball Last Night Dayton Dragons 5, West Michigan Whitecaps 0 – Game 1 West Michigan Whitecaps 9, Dayton Dragons 6 – Game 2 South Bend Cubs 5, Great Lakes Loons 0 Lansing Lugnuts at Beloit Sky Carp, PPD to today Tonight Lansing Lugnuts at Beloit Sky Carp, 6:05 p.m. (DH) Dayton Dragons at West Michigan Whitecaps, 6:35 p.m. Great Lakes Loons at South Bend Cubs, 7:05 p.m. MHSAA – High School Sports Yesterday Baseball Michigan Lutheran 4, Eau Claire 2 – Game 1 Michigan Lutheran 10, Eau Claire 0 – Game 2 Dowagiac 10, Decatur 6 – Game 1 Dowagiac 13, Decatur 6 – Game 2 Paw Paw 4, Otsego 3 – Game 1 Paw Paw 10, Otsego 0 – Game 2 South Haven 3, Gobles 0 – Game 1 South Haven 5, Gobles 2 – Game 2 Coloma 11, Lawton 4 Portage Northern 12, Kal. Loy Norrix 2 – Game 1 Portage Northern 7, Kal. Loy Norrix 1 – Game 2 Softball Michigan Lutheran 15, Eau Claire 0 – Game 1 Michigan Lutheran 12, Eau Claire 0 – Game 2 Buchanan 7, Coloma 2 – Game 1 Buchanan 5, Coloma 1 – Game 2 Lawrence 4, Howardsville Christian 3 – Game 1 Howardsville Christian 22, Lawrence 9 – Game 2 Dowagiac 13, Decatur 3 – Game 1 Dowagiac 14, Decatur 6 – Game 2 Lawton 8, Cassopolis 7 – Game 1 Lawton 13, Cassopolis 10 – Game 2 Coldwater 11, Kalamazoo Central 5 Girls Soccer – District Quarterfinals Division 4 (Buchanan) New Buffalo 2, Marcellus 0 Division 4 (Kalamazoo Christian) Kalamazoo Christian 6, Kalamazoo Heritage 0 Today Baseball Bridgman at St. Joseph, 4:00 p.m. New Buffalo at Lawrence, 4:00 p.m. Plainwell at Edwardsburg, 4:00 p.m. Mattawan at East Grand Rapids, 3:45 p.m. BC Lakeview at Eaton Rapids, 4:00 p.m. Portage Central at Gull Lake, 4:00 p.m. Saugatuck at Fennville, 4:30 p.m. (DH) Climax-Scotts at Galesburg-Augusta, 5:00 p.m. Softball New Buffalo at Lawrence, 4:00 p.m. Edwardsburg at Mattawan, 4:00 p.m. Schoolcraft at Portage Central, 4:00 p.m. Saugatuck at Fennville, 4:30 p.m. (DH) Climax-Scotts at Galesburg-Augusta, 5:00 p.m. Schoolcraft at Portage Central, 4:00 p.m. Girls Soccer – District Quarterfinals Division 2 (Mattawan) Sturgis at Mattawan, 6:00 p.m. Division 3 (Berrien Springs) Dowagiac at Constantine, 5:30 p.m. Division 4 (Kalamazoo Christian) Quincy at Kalamazoo Hackett, 5:30 p.m.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Golf – Senior PGA – Steven Alker, Bob Estes share Senior PGA lead at 64 On a day when birdies were flying around Harbor Shores in the first round of the Senior PGA Championship, Steven Alker began soaring with an eagle. The 50-year-old New Zealander, who already has won twice and leads the PGA Tour Champions money list with almost $1.2 million, started his round with a 25-foot downhill eagle putt on the 539-yard, par-5 10th hole after a 240-yard approach with a 5-wood. He then finished his afternoon round with his sixth birdie of the day to shoot a 7-under 64, which was tied late in the day by 56-year-old Bob Estes. Alker and Estes were a stroke ahead of Paul Claxton and Mike Weir after the first round at the Jack Nicklaus-design course on Lake Michigan. MLB – Major League Baseball Last Night Detroit Tigers 4, Cleveland Guardians 3 Boston Red Sox 16, Chicago White Sox 7 Cincinnati Reds 20, Chicago Cubs 5 Tigers 4, Guardians 3 – Cabrera’s hit in 9th lifts Tigers to 4-3 win over Guardians Miguel Cabrera hit a game-ending RBI single in the ninth inning with his third hit Thursday night, lifting the Detroit Tigers to a 4-3 win over the Cleveland Guardians. Jonathan Schoop hit a one-out double in the final inning, advanced on a wild pitch from Trevor Stephan and scored on Cabrera’s 3,029th career hit. Gregory Soto gave up one hit and struck out one in the ninth, earning the win for the Tigers. Detroit’s Javier Báez hit an RBI single in the first inning. Schoop’s sacrifice fly and Cabrera’s single put the Tigers ahead 3-0 in the second inning. Red Sox 16, White Sox 7 – Story’s 7th HR in 7 games helps Red Sox top White Sox 16-7 Trevor Story kept up his hot hitting with a three-run homer and four RBIs, and the Boston Red Sox beat the White Sox 16-7 to take two of three from Chicago. Story has seven homers and 21 RBIs in his last seven games, raising his season totals to nine homers and 32 RBIs. Alex Verdugo had pair of doubles among four hitsfor Boston, which outscored Chicago 33-13 in the series. The Red Sox opened with a 16-3 win and followed with a 3-1 loss. Kevin Plawecki pinch hit for Story in the ninth and homered off Josh Harrison. Reds 20, Cubs 5 – Reds have highest-scoring day in 23 years, rout Cubs 20-5 Kyle Farmer homered and had tied his career high with five RBIs to power the Cincinnati Reds to their high-scoring game in 23 years, a 20-5 rout of the Chicago Cubs. Farmer and Nick Senzel had four hits each, and Brandon Drury, Tommy Pham and Albert Almora Jr. had three apiece. Cincinnati trailed 3-0 before scoring twice in the second and adding eight runs in the third. The Reds scored their most runs since a 22-3 win at Philadelphia on Sept. 4, 1999, while Chicago gave up its most since a 21-8 defeat at the Phillies on July 3, 1999. Tonight Cleveland (Bieber 1-3) at Detroit (Faedo 1-1), 7:10 p.m.             WSJM/WCSY 6:50 Cubs and White Sox are off (Cubs are at White Sox Saturday and Sunday) MLB – MLB criticizes teams over facilities for female employees Major League Baseball has told its clubs that some are failing to provide acceptable work accommodations for female employees, calling them “embarrassingly below” standard. The May 20 memorandum from Michael Hill, the MLB senior vice president for on-field operations, asks teams to provide documentation by June 3 of the facilities for home and visiting female coaches and staff. Hill told teams to comply with MLB regulations “as soon as possible.” San Francisco Giants assistant coach Alyssa Nakken this year became the first woman to work as an on-field coach for a big league team. NBA – National Basketball Association – 2022 NBA Playoffs – Conference Finals Last Night Golden State Warriors 120, Dallas Mavericks 110           (GSW Wins 4-1) Tonight Miami Heat at Boston Celtics, 8:30 p.m.                             (BOS Leads 3-2) NHL – National Hockey League – 2022 Stanley Cup Playoffs – 2nd Round Last Night Carolina Hurricanes 3, New York Rangers 1                      (CAR Leads 3-2) Edmonton Oilers 5, Calgary Flames 4 – OT                        (EDM Wins 4-1) Tonight Colorado Avalanche at St. Louis Blues, 8:00 p.m.              (COL Leads 3-2) Indy 500 – Castroneves seeks historic fifth Indianapolis 500 victory It took Helio Castroneves 12 tries to win a fourth Indianapolis 500. He hopes it only takes one time to make history. The Brazilian will attempt to win a record-breaking fifth Indy 500 on Sunday after winnin No. 4 a year ago. Castroneves will be making his 22nd start at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, most of any driver in the field. He’s 47 years old and the second oldest driver on the grid. He saysd he’s shown that experience at Indy matters far more than age. He hopes to drive from the back of the field to win No. 5. Nassar – No charges for agents in botched Larry Nassar probe The U.S. Justice Department says it won’t pursue criminal charges against former FBI agents who failed to quickly open an investigation of sports doctor Larry Nassar. Agents knew in 2015 that Nassar was accused of sexually assaulting female gymnasts. Nassar wasn’t arrested until 2016. The Office of Inspector General found that two former agents likely provided “inaccurate or incomplete information” when investigators subsequently tried to understand what happened. But the Justice Department says more would be needed to file charges. Nassar was a Michigan State University sports doctor as well as a doctor at USA Gymnastics. He is serving decades in prison for assaulting female athletes and possessing child pornography. WNBA – Women’s National Basketball Association Tonight Los Angeles Sparks at Indiana Fever, 7:00 p.m. Tennis – French Open – Only 3 of women’s top 10 seeds remain The unexpected results in the women’s draw at the French Open keep piling up. Only three of the top 10 women’s seeds are still in the field before the third round has even started.  Two more were ousted Thursday when former No. 1 Karolina Pliskova lost to Leolia Jeanjean, who is ranked just 227th and is playing in her first Grand Slam tournament. No. 9 Danielle Collins lost to Shelby Rogers in a matchup between two Americans. Two-time Grand Slam champion Simona Halep said she had a panic attack while leading her second-round match that she eventually lost. The 2018 Roland Garros winner said she “lost it” and couldn’t regain focus while playing 19-year-old Qinwen Zheng, who won 2-6, 6-2, 6-1.  No surprises involving top-seeded Iga Swiatek, however. She ran her winning streak to 30 matches by beating Alison Riske 6-0, 6-2.  The other two top 10 seeds still standing are No. 3 Paula Badosa and No. 7 Aryna Sabalenka. NFL – “Forgotten Four” to be honored at Canton The four men who smashed the race barrier in professional football in 1946 have been selected to share the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s Ralph Hay Pioneer Award. The Canton, Ohio,-based organization announced that Kenny Washington, Woody Strode and Hall of Famers Bill Willis and Marion Motley will be celebrated during the Hall’s enshrinement week in August. CFL – CFL Players’ Association ratifies new CBA The CFL Players’ Association ratified a collective bargaining agreement with the Canadian Football League on Thursday night. The CFLPA made the announcement via email. The players’ vote came hours after the sides hammered out a seven-year tentative agreement — and two days after CFL Commissioner Randy Ambrosie unveiled the league’s final offer. With the players accepting the agreement, the league’s exhibition season will open on time Friday night. On Monday, the players voted against a tentative deal the union had recommended they accept. MILB – Midwest League Baseball Last Night Dayton Dragons 5, West Michigan Whitecaps 0 – Game 1 West Michigan Whitecaps 9, Dayton Dragons 6 – Game 2 South Bend Cubs 5, Great Lakes Loons 0 Lansing Lugnuts at Beloit Sky Carp, PPD to today Tonight Lansing Lugnuts at Beloit Sky Carp, 6:05 p.m. (DH) Dayton Dragons at West Michigan Whitecaps, 6:35 p.m. Great Lakes Loons at South Bend Cubs, 7:05 p.m. MHSAA – High School Sports Yesterday Baseball Michigan Lutheran 4, Eau Claire 2 – Game 1 Michigan Lutheran 10, Eau Claire 0 – Game 2 Dowagiac 10, Decatur 6 – Game 1 Dowagiac 13, Decatur 6 – Game 2 Paw Paw 4, Otsego 3 – Game 1 Paw Paw 10, Otsego 0 – Game 2 South Haven 3, Gobles 0 – Game 1 South Haven 5, Gobles 2 – Game 2 Coloma 11, Lawton 4 Portage Northern 12, Kal. Loy Norrix 2 – Game 1 Portage Northern 7, Kal. Loy Norrix 1 – Game 2 Softball Michigan Lutheran 15, Eau Claire 0 – Game 1 Michigan Lutheran 12, Eau Claire 0 – Game 2 Buchanan 7, Coloma 2 – Game 1 Buchanan 5, Coloma 1 – Game 2 Lawrence 4, Howardsville Christian 3 – Game 1 Howardsville Christian 22, Lawrence 9 – Game 2 Dowagiac 13, Decatur 3 – Game 1 Dowagiac 14, Decatur 6 – Game 2 Lawton 8, Cassopolis 7 – Game 1 Lawton 13, Cassopolis 10 – Game 2 Coldwater 11, Kalamazoo Central 5 Girls Soccer – District Quarterfinals Division 4 (Buchanan) New Buffalo 2, Marcellus 0 Division 4 (Kalamazoo Christian) Kalamazoo Christian 6, Kalamazoo Heritage 0 Today Baseball Bridgman at St. Joseph, 4:00 p.m. New Buffalo at Lawrence, 4:00 p.m. Plainwell at Edwardsburg, 4:00 p.m. Mattawan at East Grand Rapids, 3:45 p.m. BC Lakeview at Eaton Rapids, 4:00 p.m. Portage Central at Gull Lake, 4:00 p.m. Saugatuck at Fennville, 4:30 p.m. (DH) Climax-Scotts at Galesburg-Augusta, 5:00 p.m. Softball New Buffalo at Lawrence, 4:00 p.m. Edwardsburg at Mattawan, 4:00 p.m. Schoolcraft at Portage Central, 4:00 p.m. Saugatuck at Fennville, 4:30 p.m. (DH) Climax-Scotts at Galesburg-Augusta, 5:00 p.m. Schoolcraft at Portage Central, 4:00 p.m. Girls Soccer – District Quarterfinals Division 2 (Mattawan) Sturgis at Mattawan, 6:00 p.m. Division 3 (Berrien Springs) Dowagiac at Constantine, 5:30 p.m. Division 4 (Kalamazoo Christian) Quincy at Kalamazoo Hackett, 5:30 p.m.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit der dritten Sendung von den French Open 2022. Halep raus - Swiatek souverän Dieses Mal gab es nicht so viele Überraschungen wie während der anderen Tage des Turniers und doch gab es ein paar erstaunliche Ergebnisse. So verlor Simona Halep in drei Sätzen gegen Zheng Qinwen und hatte am Ende kaum noch eine Chance gegen das Angriffstennis von Zheng. Damit kommt es auch nicht zum von vielen antizipierten Duell in einer möglichen vierten Runde gegen Iga Swiatek. Die setzte ihren Siegeslauf wieder auf beeindruckende Art und Weise fort, ließ Alison Riske nur zwei Spiele. Für Swiatek geht es nun gegen Danka Kovinic. Für Karolina Pliskova kam das klare Aus gegen die französische Wildcard-Inhaberin Leolia Jeanjean. Mit dieser Niederlage bleiben nur noch drei Top 10 Spielerinnen in der Auslosung über. Denn auch Danielle Collins erwischte es später am Tag gegen Shelby Rogers. Durchsetzen konnte sich aus der Riege der Topgesetzten die Spanierin Paula Badosa. Für sie geht es nun gegen Veronika Kudermetova. Danach wartet Elena Rybakina oder Madison Keys. Die besiegte auf dem Chatrier Carolin Garcia. Tsitsipas müht sich durchs Turnier Bei den Herren gab es Abend das stimmungsvollste Match als sich Stefanos Tsitsipas in einem engen Duell gegen den Qualifikanten Zdenek Kolar durchsetzen konnte. Kolar zog dabei mit seinem abgeklärten Tennis immer wieder das Publikum auf seine Seite. Für Tsitsipas geht es nun gegen Mikael Ymer. Dnach könnte Holger Rune warten. Der 19-Jährige war klar besser als sein Gegner Henri Laaksonen, verletzte sich jedoch fast noch am Ende. Daniil Medvedev zog in letztlich drei sicheren Sätzen in die dritte Runde ein. Auch Andrey Rublev konnte sein Ticket dorthin buchen. In einem unterhaltsamen Match am Nachmittag gewann David Goffin mit 6:4 im vierten Satz gegen Feances Tiafoe. Für ihn geht es nun gegen Hubert Hurkacz. Danach könnte Casper Ruud warten.

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit der dritten Sendung von den French Open 2022. Halep raus - Swiatek souverän Dieses Mal gab es nicht so viele Überraschungen wie während der anderen Tage des Turniers und doch gab es ein paar erstaunliche Ergebnisse. So verlor Simona Halep in drei Sätzen gegen Zheng Qinwen und hatte am Ende kaum noch eine Chance gegen das Angriffstennis von Zheng. Damit kommt es auch nicht zum von vielen antizipierten Duell in einer möglichen vierten Runde gegen Iga Swiatek. Die setzte ihren Siegeslauf wieder auf beeindruckende Art und Weise fort, ließ Alison Riske nur zwei Spiele. Für Swiatek geht es nun gegen Danka Kovinic. Für Karolina Pliskova kam das klare Aus gegen die französische Wildcard-Inhaberin Leolia Jeanjean. Mit dieser Niederlage bleiben nur noch drei Top 10 Spielerinnen in der Auslosung über. Denn auch Danielle Collins erwischte es später am Tag gegen Shelby Rogers. Durchsetzen konnte sich aus der Riege der Topgesetzten die Spanierin Paula Badosa. Für sie geht es nun gegen Veronika Kudermetova. Danach wartet Elena Rybakina oder Madison Keys. Die besiegte auf dem Chatrier Carolin Garcia. Tsitsipas müht sich durchs Turnier Bei den Herren gab es Abend das stimmungsvollste Match als sich Stefanos Tsitsipas in einem engen Duell gegen den Qualifikanten Zdenek Kolar durchsetzen konnte. Kolar zog dabei mit seinem abgeklärten Tennis immer wieder das Publikum auf seine Seite. Für Tsitsipas geht es nun gegen Mikael Ymer. Dnach könnte Holger Rune warten. Der 19-Jährige war klar besser als sein Gegner Henri Laaksonen, verletzte sich jedoch fast noch am Ende. Daniil Medvedev zog in letztlich drei sicheren Sätzen in die dritte Runde ein. Auch Andrey Rublev konnte sein Ticket dorthin buchen. In einem unterhaltsamen Match am Nachmittag gewann David Goffin mit 6:4 im vierten Satz gegen Feances Tiafoe. Für ihn geht es nun gegen Hubert Hurkacz. Danach könnte Casper Ruud warten.

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit der dritten Sendung von den French Open 2022. Halep raus - Swiatek souverän Dieses Mal gab es nicht so viele Überraschungen wie während der anderen Tage des Turniers und doch gab es ein paar erstaunliche Ergebnisse. So verlor Simona Halep in drei Sätzen gegen Zheng Qinwen und hatte am Ende kaum noch eine Chance gegen das Angriffstennis von Zheng. Damit kommt es auch nicht zum von vielen antizipierten Duell in einer möglichen vierten Runde gegen Iga Swiatek. Die setzte ihren Siegeslauf wieder auf beeindruckende Art und Weise fort, ließ Alison Riske nur zwei Spiele. Für Swiatek geht es nun gegen Danka Kovinic. Für Karolina Pliskova kam das klare Aus gegen die französische Wildcard-Inhaberin Leolia Jeanjean. Mit dieser Niederlage bleiben nur noch drei Top 10 Spielerinnen in der Auslosung über. Denn auch Danielle Collins erwischte es später am Tag gegen Shelby Rogers. Durchsetzen konnte sich aus der Riege der Topgesetzten die Spanierin Paula Badosa. Für sie geht es nun gegen Veronika Kudermetova. Danach wartet Elena Rybakina oder Madison Keys. Die besiegte auf dem Chatrier Carolin Garcia. Tsitsipas müht sich durchs Turnier Bei den Herren gab es Abend das stimmungsvollste Match als sich Stefanos Tsitsipas in einem engen Duell gegen den Qualifikanten Zdenek Kolar durchsetzen konnte. Kolar zog dabei mit seinem abgeklärten Tennis immer wieder das Publikum auf seine Seite. Für Tsitsipas geht es nun gegen Mikael Ymer. Dnach könnte Holger Rune warten. Der 19-Jährige war klar besser als sein Gegner Henri Laaksonen, verletzte sich jedoch fast noch am Ende. Daniil Medvedev zog in letztlich drei sicheren Sätzen in die dritte Runde ein. Auch Andrey Rublev konnte sein Ticket dorthin buchen. In einem unterhaltsamen Match am Nachmittag gewann David Goffin mit 6:4 im vierten Satz gegen Feances Tiafoe. Für ihn geht es nun gegen Hubert Hurkacz. Danach könnte Casper Ruud warten.

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit der dritten Sendung von den French Open 2022. Halep raus - Swiatek souverän Dieses Mal gab es nicht so viele Überraschungen wie während der anderen Tage des Turniers und doch gab es ein paar erstaunliche Ergebnisse. So verlor Simona Halep in drei Sätzen gegen Zheng Qinwen und hatte am Ende kaum noch eine Chance gegen das Angriffstennis von Zheng. Damit kommt es auch nicht zum von vielen antizipierten Duell in einer möglichen vierten Runde gegen Iga Swiatek. Die setzte ihren Siegeslauf wieder auf beeindruckende Art und Weise fort, ließ Alison Riske nur zwei Spiele. Für Swiatek geht es nun gegen Danka Kovinic. Für Karolina Pliskova kam das klare Aus gegen die französische Wildcard-Inhaberin Leolia Jeanjean. Mit dieser Niederlage bleiben nur noch drei Top 10 Spielerinnen in der Auslosung über. Denn auch Danielle Collins erwischte es später am Tag gegen Shelby Rogers. Durchsetzen konnte sich aus der Riege der Topgesetzten die Spanierin Paula Badosa. Für sie geht es nun gegen Veronika Kudermetova. Danach wartet Elena Rybakina oder Madison Keys. Die besiegte auf dem Chatrier Carolin Garcia. Tsitsipas müht sich durchs Turnier Bei den Herren gab es Abend das stimmungsvollste Match als sich Stefanos Tsitsipas in einem engen Duell gegen den Qualifikanten Zdenek Kolar durchsetzen konnte. Kolar zog dabei mit seinem abgeklärten Tennis immer wieder das Publikum auf seine Seite. Für Tsitsipas geht es nun gegen Mikael Ymer. Dnach könnte Holger Rune warten. Der 19-Jährige war klar besser als sein Gegner Henri Laaksonen, verletzte sich jedoch fast noch am Ende. Daniil Medvedev zog in letztlich drei sicheren Sätzen in die dritte Runde ein. Auch Andrey Rublev konnte sein Ticket dorthin buchen. In einem unterhaltsamen Match am Nachmittag gewann David Goffin mit 6:4 im vierten Satz gegen Feances Tiafoe. Für ihn geht es nun gegen Hubert Hurkacz. Danach könnte Casper Ruud warten.

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit der dritten Sendung von den French Open 2022. Halep raus - Swiatek souverän Dieses Mal gab es nicht so viele Überraschungen wie während der anderen Tage des Turniers und doch gab es ein paar erstaunliche Ergebnisse. So verlor Simona Halep in drei Sätzen gegen Zheng Qinwen und hatte am Ende kaum noch eine Chance gegen das Angriffstennis von Zheng. Damit kommt es auch nicht zum von vielen antizipierten Duell in einer möglichen vierten Runde gegen Iga Swiatek. Die setzte ihren Siegeslauf wieder auf beeindruckende Art und Weise fort, ließ Alison Riske nur zwei Spiele. Für Swiatek geht es nun gegen Danka Kovinic. Für Karolina Pliskova kam das klare Aus gegen die französische Wildcard-Inhaberin Leolia Jeanjean. Mit dieser Niederlage bleiben nur noch drei Top 10 Spielerinnen in der Auslosung über. Denn auch Danielle Collins erwischte es später am Tag gegen Shelby Rogers. Durchsetzen konnte sich aus der Riege der Topgesetzten die Spanierin Paula Badosa. Für sie geht es nun gegen Veronika Kudermetova. Danach wartet Elena Rybakina oder Madison Keys. Die besiegte auf dem Chatrier Carolin Garcia. Tsitsipas müht sich durchs Turnier Bei den Herren gab es Abend das stimmungsvollste Match als sich Stefanos Tsitsipas in einem engen Duell gegen den Qualifikanten Zdenek Kolar durchsetzen konnte. Kolar zog dabei mit seinem abgeklärten Tennis immer wieder das Publikum auf seine Seite. Für Tsitsipas geht es nun gegen Mikael Ymer. Dnach könnte Holger Rune warten. Der 19-Jährige war klar besser als sein Gegner Henri Laaksonen, verletzte sich jedoch fast noch am Ende. Daniil Medvedev zog in letztlich drei sicheren Sätzen in die dritte Runde ein. Auch Andrey Rublev konnte sein Ticket dorthin buchen. In einem unterhaltsamen Match am Nachmittag gewann David Goffin mit 6:4 im vierten Satz gegen Feances Tiafoe. Für ihn geht es nun gegen Hubert Hurkacz. Danach könnte Casper Ruud warten.

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit der dritten Sendung von den French Open 2022. Halep raus - Swiatek souverän Dieses Mal gab es nicht so viele Überraschungen wie während der anderen Tage des Turniers und doch gab es ein paar erstaunliche Ergebnisse. So verlor Simona Halep in drei Sätzen gegen Zheng Qinwen und hatte am Ende kaum noch eine Chance gegen das Angriffstennis von Zheng. Damit kommt es auch nicht zum von vielen antizipierten Duell in einer möglichen vierten Runde gegen Iga Swiatek. Die setzte ihren Siegeslauf wieder auf beeindruckende Art und Weise fort, ließ Alison Riske nur zwei Spiele. Für Swiatek geht es nun gegen Danka Kovinic. Für Karolina Pliskova kam das klare Aus gegen die französische Wildcard-Inhaberin Leolia Jeanjean. Mit dieser Niederlage bleiben nur noch drei Top 10 Spielerinnen in der Auslosung über. Denn auch Danielle Collins erwischte es später am Tag gegen Shelby Rogers. Durchsetzen konnte sich aus der Riege der Topgesetzten die Spanierin Paula Badosa. Für sie geht es nun gegen Veronika Kudermetova. Danach wartet Elena Rybakina oder Madison Keys. Die besiegte auf dem Chatrier Carolin Garcia. Tsitsipas müht sich durchs Turnier Bei den Herren gab es Abend das stimmungsvollste Match als sich Stefanos Tsitsipas in einem engen Duell gegen den Qualifikanten Zdenek Kolar durchsetzen konnte. Kolar zog dabei mit seinem abgeklärten Tennis immer wieder das Publikum auf seine Seite. Für Tsitsipas geht es nun gegen Mikael Ymer. Dnach könnte Holger Rune warten. Der 19-Jährige war klar besser als sein Gegner Henri Laaksonen, verletzte sich jedoch fast noch am Ende. Daniil Medvedev zog in letztlich drei sicheren Sätzen in die dritte Runde ein. Auch Andrey Rublev konnte sein Ticket dorthin buchen. In einem unterhaltsamen Match am Nachmittag gewann David Goffin mit 6:4 im vierten Satz gegen Feances Tiafoe. Für ihn geht es nun gegen Hubert Hurkacz. Danach könnte Casper Ruud warten.

Kamau Murray is joined on this week's show by Stephen Amritraj, who is the Chief Tennis Officer at Universal Tennis. Amritraj discusses his upbringing in the game, transitioning from playing to coaching, and working for a new-age company that is re-defining and reshaping the tennis landscape for the better. Topics discussed include how Universal Tennis is creating a more fair & accurate ranking system, how the organization is improving the junior tennis scene, and why the company's entry into the pro circuit with televised 25k tournaments will be a huge asset to the sport. Amritraj also shares what it's like to be married to an active pro tennis player in American mainstay Alison Riske. You're not going to want to miss this episode! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A mid-tournament recap of everything that's happened in the first few rounds of Indian Wells.Losing Champs0:57: Naomi Osaka. Windy conditions in her first-round win over Sloane Stephens and distress at being heckled in her second-round loss to Veronika Kudermetova.7:09: Andy Murray. Good win in a third meeting with Taro Daniel this year and positives to draw from a tight loss to Alexander Bublik.The Comebacks11:27: Christopher Eubanks saves three match points against Max Cressy.12:33: Karolina Pliskova and Borna Coric come close in their returns to the tour.13:42: Amanda Anisimova retires from her match against Leylah Fernandez after losing a tight second set.14:41: Benoit Paire double faults his lead away against Dominik Koepfer.15:27: Garbine Muguruza loses 12 of the last 13 games to Alison Riske after winning the first nine.17:36: Rafael Nadal survives a double break deficit in his win against Sebastian Korda.Big Upsets21:08: Tommy Paul defeats Alexander Zverev who was mentally struggling following Acapulco.23:38: Jasmine Paolini defeats Aryna Sabalenka for her first top-10 win.24:34: Botic Van De Zandschulp defeats Felix Auger-Aliassime for his second top-10 win. Is he now the best player in the top-50 not to have won a title?Playing Well27:59: Daniil Medvedev wins his first match as #1 in the world against Tomas Machac.29:16: Iga Swiatek continues to win matches from a set down in defeating Anhelina Kalinina and Clara Tauson.30:32: Simona Halep continues a decent start to the tournament by defeating Coco Gauff in straight sets.31:26: Harriet Dart reaches the first WTA-1000 fourth-round of her career.Our Picks For Tonight32:16: The best matches to watch on the 14th of March and our winners for each match.

We recap the last week on the tours, including Carlos Alcaraz's dominance at the Next Gen finals, Tommy Paul's win in Stockholm, Alison Riske's third title in Linz and the ATP & WTA finals so far.

Over the past 14 years, Marc Lucero has emerged as one of the preeminent coaches for budding stars. He worked for the USTA from 2008-2012, coaching players of all ages, from 7 year olds to professional players. In his role at the USTA, Lucero worked and assisted with America's top young prospects like Nicole Gibbs, Ryan Harrison, Sam Querrey, and others. He also ran Regional Training Center camps around the country, working with players and coaches to identify and build relationships with future prospects. Since then, Lucero has worked privately with professionally players Eugenie Bouchard and Alison Riske, helping both to career high rankings in their time with him, as well as top American juniors players. Most recently he was the coach of Shelby Rogers, whom he helped reach a career-high rank of No.48 in the world in January of 2017. In 2016 Rogers reached the quarterfinals of Roland Garros, becoming the first American other than Venus and Serena Williams to reach this round since 2001. In 2017 Rogers was part of the United States Fed Cup Championship team, winning the deciding match with partner Coco Vandeweghe on the road in Belarus. Those accomplishments, along with guiding Rogers to one of her most consistently impressive years on tour, resulted in Lucero being named 2017 Professional Tennis Registry (PTR) Touring Coach of the Year. Since December 2019 he was coached Steve Johnson. He is a co-founder of First Break Academy, a nonprofit program providing tennis, multi-sport, and educational programming to children in the Carson area. He also does television throughout the year, providing on-air commentary and in-match analysis at events like the Australian Open, Wimbledon, US Open, and World Team Tennis. Prior to working for the USTA, Lucero was an assistant coach for the women's team at Princeton University. He attended Boston College where he was captain of the men's tennis team, leading the Eagles in wins in his time there. He was also a 3 time Big East Conference Academic All Star. Lucero graduated with a degree in Economics from the Carroll School of Management Honors Program. Lucero grew up in San Diego, California. When he is not on tour, and enjoys surfing, yoga, and reading, but most of all spending time in his role as a new dad.

The Nottingham Open 2021 official WTA draw is out now. This event in Nottingham, UK will feature players including Jo Konta, Donna Vekic and Alison Riske. Get the LATEST tennis news

Nottingham!   Featured in this episode: Magdalena Rybarikova, Katy Dunne, Alison Riske, Nick Kyrgios.

The first slam of the year is officially here! Snize and Jon take a lengthy look into over two dozen matches that take place on opening night. Picks, insight and spots to target certain players are all packed into nearly two and a half hours of content. You can find time stamps below!   ATP - 1:15 Stan Wawrinka vs. Pedro Sousa - 1:30 Gael Monfils vs. Emil Ruusuvuori - 5:40 Pedro Martinez Portero vs. Yoshihito Nishioka - 11:00 Aljaz Bedene vs. Alexander Bublik - 15:55 Sergiy Stakhovsky vs. Dusan Lajovic - 19:40 Marton Fucsovics vs. Marc Polmans - 23:15 Miomir Kecmanovic vs. Kamil Majchrzak - 28:10 Alexander Zverev vs. Marcos Giron - 36:55 Nick Kyrgios vs. Frederico Ferreira Silva - 44:20 Grigor Dimitrov vs. Marin Cilic - 50:10 Denis Shapovalov vs. Jannik Sinner - 55:15 Federico Delbonis vs. Juan Ignacio Londero - 1:00:35 Adrian Mannarino vs. Dennis Novak - 1:05:15   WTA - 1:09:45 - Qiang Wang vs. Sara Errani - 1:09:55 - Patricia Maria Tig vs. Sorana Cirstea - 1:14:00 - Tamara Zidansek vs. Zarina Diyas - 1:20:35 - Angelique Kerber vs. Bernarda Pera - 1:24:40 - Polona Hercog vs. Caroline Garcia - 1:31:25 - Daria Kasatkina vs. Katie Boulter - 1:36:05 - Shuai Zhang vs. Ann Li - 1:42:05 - Alison Riske vs. Anastasia Potapova - 1:46:45 - Ysaline Bonaventure vs. Timea Babos - 1:51:15 - Arantxa Rus vs. Iga Swiatek - 1:55:05 - Fiona Ferro vs. Katerina Siniakova - 2:02:10 - Vera Zvonareva vs. Elena Rybakina - 2:08:40 - Varvara Gracheva vs. Anna Blinkova - 2:13:05 - Nina Stojanovic vs. Irina Camelia Begu - 2:16:40

Special guest Alison Riske, WTA #24, joins Check the Marc today to talk about her mentality entering a Grand Slam after being under hard quarantine.

Today's guest Alison Riske-Amritraj takes us behind the scenes in Melbourne, Australia to talk about what conditions are really like for players before this year's unique grand slam event. The two discuss traveling on charter planes, being stuck in quarantine for 14 days, finding creative ways to stay active, what a typical day is like, the food situation, and looking ahead to competing in the Australian Open! This episode is available in video format on our YouTube Channel. You can watch the episode by clicking here. Don't forget to give a 5 star review with your twitter/instagram handle for a chance to win some FREE CR gear!! This episode brought to you by: Diadem Helping tennis players elevate their game by designing the most innovative performance tennis gear on the planet. Visit their store today and use the code "CR50" at checkout to save 50% off your order!!! ArrowBar Visit https://arrowbar.com and enter code CRACKED30 at checkout for 30% off any order.  Tennis Channel Podcast Network Visit https://www.tennis.com/pro-game/podcasts/ to stay current on the latest tennis news and trends and enjoy in-depth analysis and dynamic debates. Find Cracked Racquets Website: https://www.crackedracquets.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/crackedracquets Twitter: https://twitter.com/crackedracquets Facebook: https://Facebook.com/crackedracquets YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC12ZE3jU0n52JkeWV1TB21A Email Newsletter: https://www.crackedracquets.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's guest Alison Riske-Amritraj takes us behind the scenes in Melbourne, Australia to talk about what conditions are really like for players before this year's unique grand slam event. The two discuss traveling on charter planes, being stuck in quarantine for 14 days, finding creative ways to stay active, what a typical day is like, the food situation, and looking ahead to competing in the Australian Open! This episode is available in video format on our YouTube Channel. You can watch the episode by clicking here. Don’t forget to give a 5 star review with your twitter/instagram handle for a chance to win some FREE CR gear!! This episode brought to you by: Diadem Helping tennis players elevate their game by designing the most innovative performance tennis gear on the planet. Visit their store today and use the code "CR50" at checkout to save 50% off your order!!! ArrowBar Visit https://arrowbar.com and enter code CRACKED30 at checkout for 30% off any order.  Tennis Channel Podcast Network Visit https://www.tennis.com/pro-game/podcasts/ to stay current on the latest tennis news and trends and enjoy in-depth analysis and dynamic debates. Find Cracked Racquets Website: https://www.crackedracquets.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/crackedracquets Twitter: https://twitter.com/crackedracquets Facebook: https://Facebook.com/crackedracquets YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC12ZE3jU0n52JkeWV1TB21A Email Newsletter: https://www.crackedracquets.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's guest Alison Riske-Amritaj is an American professional tennis player. She talks about how she coped with a tumultuous 2020, constant COVID testing at tournaments, uncertainty in the calendar, not meeting expectations, almost beating Serena Williams at Wimbledon in 2019, and goals for 2021. This podcast is available in video format on our YouTube Channel. You can watch by clicking this link. Don't forget to give a 5 star review with your twitter/instagram handle for a chance to win some FREE CR gear!! This episode brought to you by: Diadem Helping tennis players elevate their game by designing the most innovative performance tennis gear on the planet. Visit their store today and use the code "CR50" at checkout to save 50% off your order!!! ArrowBar Visit https://arrowbar.com and enter code CRACKED30 at checkout for 30% off any order.  Tennis Channel Podcast Network Visit https://www.tennis.com/pro-game/podcasts/ to stay current on the latest tennis news and trends and enjoy in-depth analysis and dynamic debates. Find Cracked Racquets Website: https://www.crackedracquets.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/crackedracquets Twitter: https://twitter.com/crackedracquets Facebook: https://Facebook.com/crackedracquets YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC12ZE3jU0n52JkeWV1TB21A Email Newsletter: https://www.crackedracquets.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to the Mini-Break powered by Midwest Sports, your daily podcast for the biggest storylines, results, and controversies from the tennis world. Host Alex Gruskin recaps the final Championship Weekend of the 2020 ATP season. He discusses how Daniil Medvedev managed to capture his first Year-End Championship and why the math is in his favor to reach #1 in the rankings in 2021, Bradon Nakashima’s first Challenger title, and so much more!! This episode is available in video format on our YouTube channel. You can watch the episode by clicking here. Don’t forget to give a 5 star review with your twitter/instagram handle for a chance to win some FREE CR gear!! This episode brought to you by: Midwest Sports Discounted Tennis Apparel, Tennis Racquets, Tennis Shoes & Equipment from Nike, adidas, Babolat, Wilson & More! Visit their store today and use the code "CR15" at checkout to save 15% off Sale items. Some Exclusions (MAP Exceptions) apply and code will not work on those items. This code will add 1 FREE CAN of WILSON Balls to the cart at checkout.  DraftKings

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge mit dem Daily vom dritten Tag der French Open. Andreas und Philipp beginnen mit dem Match von Kristina Mladenovic und Laura Siegemund. Schon vorher war klar, hier dürfte Feuer drin sein. So gab es dann auch alles zu sehen: Durchaus ansprechendes Tennis aber auch eine sehr kontroverse Situation. Am Ende gewann Siegemund, für die es nun gegen Julia Görges geht. Die konnte sich später am Tag in drei Sätzen gegen Alison Riske durchsetzen. Danish Dynamite besiegt Jennifer Brady Die vielleicht größte Überraschung hatte es früh am Tag gegeben als Clara Tauson in drei engen Sätzen gegen die US Open Halbfinalistin Jennifer Brady gewann. Auch Karolina Pliskova brauchte drei Sätze gegen die Ägypterin Mayar Sherif. Sofia Kenin musste ebenfalls in den dritten Satz gehen, konnte sich aber dort gegen Ludmilla Samsonova behaupten. Eine gesetzte Spielerin für die schon früh das Aus kam, war Donna Vekic. Die verlor doch recht sang- und klanglos gegen die Rumänin ...

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge mit dem Daily vom dritten Tag der French Open. Andreas und Philipp beginnen mit dem Match von Kristina Mladenovic und Laura Siegemund. Schon vorher war klar, hier dürfte Feuer drin sein. So gab es dann auch alles zu sehen: Durchaus ansprechendes Tennis aber auch eine sehr kontroverse Situation. Am Ende gewann Siegemund, für die es nun gegen Julia Görges geht. Die konnte sich später am Tag in drei Sätzen gegen Alison Riske durchsetzen. Danish Dynamite besiegt Jennifer Brady Die vielleicht größte Überraschung hatte es früh am Tag gegeben als Clara Tauson in drei engen Sätzen gegen die US Open Halbfinalistin Jennifer Brady gewann. Auch Karolina Pliskova brauchte drei Sätze gegen die Ägypterin Mayar Sherif. Sofia Kenin musste ebenfalls in den dritten Satz gehen, konnte sich aber dort gegen Ludmilla Samsonova behaupten. Eine gesetzte Spielerin für die schon früh das Aus kam, war Donna Vekic. Die verlor doch recht sang- und klanglos gegen die Rumänin ...

Match Point Canada speaks with Ottawa's Gabriela Dabrowski, who reached the quarterfinals in women's doubles alongside Alison Riske at the U.S. Open. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"This is what the Taste does, it brings people of all different cultures together to celebrate tennis and food and the cities that we’re in. It’s just cool to be a part of." This week brings Citi Taste of Tennis CEO Penny Lerner to the show to shed light on how the events industry is faring during the pandemic. In normal times, Lerner would have just held a lavish party in New York City to kick off the US Open with regulars like Serena and Venus Williams walking the red carpet. Lerner and her mother Judy are co-founders of AYS World, a sports marketing company that started Taste of Tennis over 20 years ago to give players a literal taste of the cities they are in with food from the best chefs in the world. Each year, the culinary-tennis extravaganza takes over Melbourne (new in 2020), Indian Wells, Miami, Washington, D.C. and New York (yet another new stop would have taken place in London). With COVID-19 decimating the dining and events worlds, Lerner had to adapt and so #WhatsinURKitchen was born. Players like Sofia Kenin, Sam Querrey, Alison Riske and the Bryan brothers jumped at the chance to virtually show off their cooking skills on Instagram. The pandemic has been brutal for chefs and event planners, but the silver lining is Lerner has developed even stronger relationships within the tight-knit tennis and chef community. Watch TENNIS.com Podcast episodes on YouTube and Facebook. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ben and Courtney reconvene on Day 3 of the U.S. Open to recalibrate their forecasts for the top half of the women's draw, which saw top-seeded Karolina Pliskova knocked out, as well as somewhat surprising exits by Alison Riske, Marketa Vondrousova, and Dayana Yastremska. Who is well-positioned for success going forward? Who looks comfortable in these unusual conditions? Is Naomi Osaka a fair favorite to win it all? And what makes Madison Brengle's approach so delightful? Also, we discuss some of the early challenges we've encountered trying to cover a Grand Slam from home.  Again, thank you so much for the incredible support for NCR in recent days! If you'd like to join fellow listeners in supporting our show as we work to crank out daily shows during the 2020 U.S. Open, we've launched an NCR Patreon where you can do just that! Check out our five tiers and see which might be right for you! And thank you to the many listeners who have already given their support! (And thank you to G.O.A.T. backers J O'D, Mike, and Charles Cyna!) As always, thanks for following us on Twitter and subscribing/reviewing on iTunes on iTunes or whatever your podcasting app/platform of choice may be.

Alison Riske and Monica Puig talk about playing at the Credit One Bank Invitational in Charleston, SC. Nashville's Riske is ranked No. 19 in the WTA Rankings and Puig, of Puerto Rico, is best known for winning the 2016 Olympics Singles Gold Medal. They discuss getting through the break in tennis due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Also featured are junior Aspen Wooten of Eads, Tennessee, and volunteer Brian Pillar of Fort Smith, Arkansas. Sam Crenshaw is our host.

This is a special interview episode where the podcast team is joined by Coach Chani Anderson to conduct a panel interview with professional players Alison Riske, Lauren Davis, and Jennifer Brady. The players talk about how they started in tennis and took us through their journey in junior, for Jennifer in college, and to the pro game. The players provide many insights into their mindset as they went through this journey and how they are continuing to grow and improve. Twitter: Lauren Davis - @LaurenDavis93 Alison Riske-Amritraj - @Riske4Rewards Jennifer Brady - @JennifurBrady95 Dr. Larry Lauer - @LarryLauer Coach Parkes - @johnnyparkes1 Instagram: Team USA Tennis - @teamusatennis Alison Riske-Amritraj - @riske4rewards Lauren Davis - @laurend1092 Jennifer Brady - @jenny_brady7 Coach Parkes - @johnny_parkes

Alison Riske joins this week's TC Live Podcast to discuss her 11-year journey to becoming a top 20 tennis player, a Wimbledon quarterfinal run in 2019 that ended with a thrilling match against Serena Williams, and how she's worked diligently to improve certain aspects of her game. Riske also recaps her first competitive matches in months at the recent UTR pro series event, and she provides a glimpse at life as a pro tennis player. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week's TC Live Podcast features interviews with current top 20 Americans Madison Keys & Alison Riske, as well as one with Caroline Garcia, a member of the reigning Fed Cup Championship team of France.. The show also includes some Davis Cup memories with Mats Wilander & the Bryan Brothers, Andy Roddick's thoughts on the greatest rivalries in tennis, and his ability to play peacemaker between McEnroe & Connors. Hosted by Mitch Michals. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It has been a strange, surreal two and a half weeks since Indian Wells was cancelled and the global grip of the Coronavirus pandemic ended sports—and life—as we know it. Three weeks into a shutdown that could last for a devastatingly long time we caught up with World No.19 Alison Riske to talk about what the experience has been like from a player’s perspective. ***INTERVIEW BEGINS AT 3:45*** Alison Riske on Twitter Alison Riske on Instagram Alison Riske's WTA Profile Riske is a consummate pro. She has notched seven consecutive Top 100 finishes and is sitting just one spot shy of her career-best ranking of 18. She was also in line to qualify for a spot in the 2020 Olympic Games as the fourth-ranked American, but that dream is also on hold as the IOC announced the postponement of the games on Tuesday, just a day before we reached Riske at her home in Orlando where she is making the most of her time at home with her husband Stephen Amritraj.  As the 29-year-old Pennsylvania native points out, we are all in this together, and while her practice and playing routine has been shattered for the foreseeable future she is intent upon making the most of her time away from the tour and is continuing the mental growth that has enabled her to blossom as a player over the last few seasons. Tune in to hear Riske’s thoughts on the difficulties of training when there is no official return date in sight, how she feels about the Olympic postponement, who she is leaning on for support and information during the crisis, what books and movies she is currently binging and why she is happy to enjoy a luxury that is incredibly rare for a professional tennis player—couch time! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"Some were going to be great no matter what we did, but we try to treat all the players that come through with the idea: Look at your game now and where do you want to go?" USTA national coach Richard Ashby joins the TENNIS.com Podcast from the Lake Nona, Fla. studio with Nina Pantic and Irina Falconi. Now 17 years into his career as a coach, Ashby has worked with most of America's young female talent, targeting players in the Under-14 category. His resume includes court time with Sloane Stephens, Amanda Anisimova, Sofia Kenin and Coco Vandeweghe, to name just a few. Ashby talks about his experience running Player Development camps—one of which Falconi attended alongside Madison Brengle and Alison Riske. He explains what it's like working with young stars, who he's keeping a close eye on, and how he sees college tennis as a pathway to the pro tour. Watch TENNIS.com Podcast episodes on YouTube and Facebook. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ash Barty has had her problems with Alison Riske, but she scraped past her nemesis to keep hopes of a home title alive. Afterwards, while Roger Federer faced Marton Fucsovics, David and Matt went round to Catherine’s apartment to watch the last match of the day, drink beer and eat snacks galore. Then they recorded the Day 7 pod to look back on the day. How far can Federer go? What aggro went on between Fabio Fognini and Tennys Sandgren? And who will win between Alexander Zverev and Andrey Rublev.Plus, Mats Wilander spoke to David to assess the state of the men’s game.* NEWSLETTER *Sign up to get our news, predictions and Matt’s Stat. Daily at the Grand Slams and weekly throughout the rest of the year - http://eepurl.com/gbmzRX* REDDIT *We have a sub-reddit page! It's a growing online community for listeners to chat about the show and all things tennis. Join in the fun - https://www.reddit.com/r/thetennispodcast/* SOCIAL MEDIA *Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thetennispodcast/Twitter - https://www.instagram.com/thetennispodcast/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“The pros and the cons of having so many great American players is OK you have a great pool of players to pull from but you can’t take them all. And so I would say when people ask me what the toughest part of the job is, that is it." U.S. Fed Cup captain Kathy Rinaldi sits down for an in-depth chat with Nina Pantic and Irina Falconi at the USTA National Campus in Lake Nona, Fla. She captained the U.S. team to Fed Cup victory in 2017, and the final in 2018, and will lead the team in Tokyo in 2020. Rinaldi covers all the ins and outs of her job, from spending time on court to making team selections to adapting to Fed Cup's 2020 changes.  Before transitioning to coaching, she reached as high as No. 7 in the world, winning three WTA titles and reaching the semifinals of Wimbledon in 1985. The 52-year-old knows a thing or two about prodigies, having been the youngest player to win a Wimbledon match in 1981. She also knows what it's like to be a new mother on tour, relating to today's super moms like Serena Williams.  She's risen steadily in her roles at the USTA, and was named the Head of Women's Tennis in 2018. Throughout her coaching career, she has worked with almost every American female player including Sloane Stephens, Sofia Kenin, Madison Keys, CoCo Vandeweghe, Alison Riske and many more.  Watch TENNIS.com Podcast episodes on YouTube and Facebook. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Such a privilege to have with us on tonight Billy Heiser, current coach of Top 20 tennis player, Alison Riske and also part of the coaching team for Dominik Koepfer. Hear Billy talk about his journey through the sport of tennis and talk about the recent success of a couple of his current players. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we have ATP/WTA Coach Billy Heiser who is part of the Add2PErformace Team and together with them he is the coach of Top 20 WTA Alison Riske and Top 100 Dominik Koepfer.Billy is a young coach but has helped his players move quickly through the rankings. He tells us what it's like been a coach, working with and the qualities of his players, we speak about coach finances and salaries and he offer advice on how to improve as a coach.

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge. Dieses Mal mit einer an Tempo gewinnenden Asien-Tour und einem speziellen Interview zum Ende der Sendung. Sabalenka verteidigt ihren Titel Den Anfang macht allerdings die Turnierwoche der Damen, und hier vor allem der Sieg von Aryna Sabalenka in Wuhan. Das Turnier in der chinesischen Millionenstadt zeichnet sich durch einen vergleichsweise schnellen Boden aus und kann eine dementsprechende Liste von Siegerinnen vorweisen. Eine Liste, in die sich nun auch Aryna Sabalenka zum zweiten Mal hintereinander eintragen konnte. Andreas und Philipp sprechen über das wechselhafte Jahr der Siegerin, genau so wie über die anderen drei Halbfinalteilnehmerinnen Alison Riske, Petra Kvitova und Ash Barty. Beim parallel stattfindenden Turnier in Tashkent gab es ebenfalls eine Siegerin zu vermelden, der die schnellen Beläge im Besonderen liegen. Hier konnte sich nämlich Alison von Uytvanck durchsetzen. Ihre Finalgegnerin Sorana Cirstea galt einst als große Hoffnung des Tennis. Si...

Aryna Sabalenka successfully defended her Dongfeng Motor Wuhan Open title, defeating Alison Riske 6-3, 3-6, 6-1 to win her second title of the season and move her undefeated record in Wuhan to 12-0.  Sabalenka joins the podcast to discuss the lessons learned from her rocky sophomore season, what she wished she knew on January 1st of this season, and how a change in mindset triggered her dominant run to the title. 

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge der ersten seit dem Ende der US Open. Obwohl in der letzten Woche nur bei den Damen Turniere stattfanden, war trotzdem besonders viel los. Denn im Nachgang der US Open wurden einige News bekannt. Pliskova qualifiziert sich für Shenzhen Die Sendung beginnt aber trotzdem mit den Turnieren der Damen. In Zhengzhou konnte Karolina Pliskova ihren Anspruch das Jahr als Nummer 1 zu beenden weiter unterstreichen. Durch ihren Turniersieg konnte sie sich auf jeden Fall schon mal fix für das Jahresendturnier qualifizieren. Während Finalgegnerin Petra Martic ihr stetes Jahr weiter fortsetzen konnte, gab es für Angelique Kerber wieder eine frühe Niederlage. Allerdings fand ihr Match gegen Alison Riske auf hohem Niveau statt. Im Finale des Turniers von Hiroshima standen sich im Finale zwei Japanerinnen gegenüber und in Nanchang konnte Rebecca Peterson zum ersten Mal ein WTA-Turnier im Einzel gewinnen. Österreich zittert sich durch den Davis Cup Die News der Woche beginnen mit dem am letzten Wochenende statt gefundenen Davis Cup. Hier konnten sich zw...

Wimbledon semifinal action to come. Yet another record set by Roger Federer and ANOTHER Roger Federer/Rafael Nadal “Fedal” matchup. The slim differences between challenger level tennis players and grand slam competitors. How Alison Riske and Serena Williams analyze their on court self-talk. Special guest and American professional tennis player to join me next episode. Follow me on Instagram and Twitter: @Juleselbaba --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/julesonthehustle/message

World number one and all-round Tennis champion Ash Barty was knocked out of the Wimbledon Tennis competition this week after a three-set loss to American Alison Riske. And it made Jessie realise something ...that since Ash’s success at the French Open, Australia has kind of been hovering around Ash like a helicopter parent. So are we embarrassing her?  Plus, we always talk about red flags going into relationships and friendships and even workplaces, but what about the green flags that make people good?  And have you heard of the attention economy? Well if not, don’t worry because Mia is here to explain and she’s using the American Soccer team as the perfect example.  With Holly away, we’ve got the fabulous Rachel Corbett stepping in to drive the bus… You can buy to see us live at mamamia.com.au/events and it's all thanks to our partners, Toyota Kluger…. TOUR DATES Melbourne - Malthouse Theatre Thursday 25th July Hobart - Theatre Royal Wednesday 31st July Brisbane - Brisbane Powerhouse Thursday 8th August Perth - Heath Ledger Theatre (State Theatre Centre) Thursday 22nd August Darwin - Studio Theatre (Darwin Entertainment Centre) Thursday 29th August Adelaide - Norwood Concert Hall Wednesday 4th September Cairns - Tanks Arts Centre Wednesday 25th September Orange - Orange Civic Theatre Wednesday 16th October Geelong - GPAC Wednesday 30th October Sydney - Seymour Centre Friday 1st November Subscribe to Mamamia Out Loud here: https://omny.fm/shows/mamamia-out-loud/playlists/podcast  END BITS Hosts: Mia Freedman, Jessie Stephens and Rachel Corbett Producers: Elissa Ratliff  COME TALK TO US Join the Out Louders Facebook group GET IN TOUCH: Call the PodPhone on 02 8999 9386. Email the show at outloud@mamamia.com.au Find any book mentioned at apple.co/mamamia Mamamia Out Loud is a podcast by Mamamia. Find more shows here.    

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal das achte Daily vom Wimbledon-Turnier. Der zweite Dienstag in Wimbledon ist stets für das Dameneinzel reserviert und hier wurde in diesem Jahr durchaus einiges an Unterhaltung geboten. Williams kämpft Riske nieder Andreas und Philipp fangen mit dem Match von Serena Williams und Alison Riske an. Riske, die hier im Turnier schon Ash Barty und Belinda Bencic geschlagen hat, war auch gegen Williams nicht chancenlos. Doch am Ende stand ein 6:3 im dritten Satz für Williams. Die konnte am Dienstag vor allem mit ihrem Return überzeugen. Ein Schlag, der in seiner Exzellenz vielleicht immer noch unterschätzt wird. Zu Ende ist das Turnier für Johanna Konta, die im Viertelfinale gegen Barbora Strycova verlor. Für die Tschechin steht damit ein Debüt an: Denn zum ersten Mal steht sie im Einzel im Halbfinale eines Grand Slam Turniers. Auch Strycova konnte mit ihrem Return überzeugen und auf diese Weise den so gefährlichen Aufschlag von Konta entschärfen. ...

Manic Monday came and went with all of the main drama in the women's draw, so when Simon Briggs joined The Tennis Podcast team to look back, there was plenty to get his seeth stuck into.Ash Barty and Karolina Pliskova, two of the favourites for the title, crashed out. Which was the bigger surprise, and how did Alison Riske and Karolina Muchova win over Barty and Pliskova respectively? Where does that leave Jo Konta and Serena Williams, who were both victorious on Monday? Will Serena win her 24th Slam? Can Konta go all the way? Briggs thinks she can, and will.On the men's side, it was a walk in the park for Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic. Guido Pella continued to do himself proud, but can any of the players left get in the way of the big 3 in a meaningful sense?Our daily predictions will be going out in our morning e-mail newsletter from Wimbledon, as will Matt's Stat and a Memory Lane trip into the archives. Sign up free - http://po.st/TTP_NewsletterWe crowdfund every season of The Tennis Podcast during the December before, leading up to the Australian Open. If you would like to be on a list for people expressing interest in supporting the pod in the future, please click here: http://po.st/SupportTheTennisPodcast. We won't spam you - just send a quick reminder when it is time for our Kickstarter campaign to start at the beginning of December, and explain how to do it. The Tennis Podcast is a free downloadable show, produced in association with Telegraph Sport in the UK. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal das siebte Daily aus Wimbledon. Die Achtelfinals bei den Damen und Herren stehen, nachdem am Samstag die dritte Runde zu Ende ging. Görges verliert gegen starke Serena Die Sendung beginnt mit dem Ausscheiden von Julia Görges gegen Serena Williams. Die Aufschlagsleistung von Williams war am Samstag beeindruckend. Der Druck den sie auf Görges aufbaute, schwer zu umgehen. So besprechen Andreas und Philipp, wie nah Serena schon an ihrer Höchstleistung war und hören auch in die Pressekonferenz von Görges rein. Wie schätzt die ihre Niederlage ein? Ash Barty hatte in der dritten Runde ebenfalls einen guten Aufschlagstag. Für sie geht es nun gegen Alison Riske, die am Samstag in einem engen Match gegen Belinda Bencic gewann. Auch Johanna Konta musste sich bei ihrem Sieg gegen Sloane Stephens sehr strecken. Sie trifft nun in einem der Highlights des Achtelfinals auf Petra Kvitova. Komplettiert wird die Runde der letzten 16 in der unteren Hälfte von Ba...

"I think you’re essentially starting a business when you turn pro.” Stephen Amritraj, a former player and coach with a rich tennis resume, joins Nina Pantic and Irina Falconi this week to talk about the business side of the game. He gives his take on attending the recent Fed Cup final (01:16), what being professionally really means (10:16), what Universal Tennis Rating (UTR) adds to the sport (18:00), the upcoming 500-player draw California Championships (24:42), his 2019 wedding to WTA pro Alison Riske (27:15), growing up in a tennis family (29:29), and more. His family tree includes former world No. 18 Vijay (uncle), former world No. 74 Anand (dad), former world No. 154 Prakash (cousin) and former world No. 201 Ashok (uncle). Stephen played college tennis at Duke and had a brief pro career (04:35) before getting into coaching—he's worked with Rajeev Ram and Mardy Fish, to name a few (08:05). In 2014, the 34-year-old joined the USTA as a national men’s coach and then the head of collegiate tennis. This year, he was named the chief tennis officer of UTR, which is rapidly gaining traction for rating all ages, genders and nationalities across every tournament level in the same system, focusing solely on the opponents played and games won. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“In my experience, not even one week, it’s one match—if I’m able to get through that one match to give me the confidence back—honest to God, that’s usually all it takes to turn something around.”    Podcast co-hosts Nina Pantic and Irina Falconi met up in Lake Nona, Fla. to chat with American pro Alison Riske. She was preparing for this weekend's Fed Cup final against the Czech Republic in Prague where she will be the veteran on a team that includes newcomers Sofia Kenin, Danielle Collins and Nicole Melichar.    Riske shares behind-the-scenes facts about what it’s like to play Fed Cup—from finding out who made the team and being part of the 2017 title-winning team to choosing opening night outfits and making rookie speeches (00:40).    The world No. 63 talks about her off-seasons plans (11:00) and reflects on her 2018 season (18:25)—her highlights include reaching the Nurnberg final, winning a $100,000 ITF title in Surbiton and scoring three Top-15 wins. She opens up about overcoming doubt throughout her career (21:38), why she turned pro (29:53) and how influential her dad was in keeping her in the sport (33:38).    The 28-year-old adds in some tips for being witty on Twitter (26:00) and gives her no-nonsense strategy for dealing with keyboard warriors (28:00). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Karolina Pliskova boosted her chances for Singapore with the best serving performance of her career to win her second title of 2018 at the Toray Pan Pacific Open. En route to the title, Pliskova saved match points in her third round against Alison Riske before dominating US Open champion Naomi Osaka in Saturday's final. Pliskova joins the podcast from the Dongfeng Motor Wuhan Open to reflect on what sparked her mid-season resurgence and why there's nothing like having your dad in your corner.     

It was an action-packed Wednesday at Roland Garros, with thrilling matches everywhere you looked. On the Tennis Podcast, David and Catherine begin by assessing the comeback victories of Sascha Zverev, Grigor Dimitrov and Kei Nishikori. In particular, was Zverev’s win today a significant step in his bid to end his Grand Slam curse? David thinks it might be. And Catherine explains how Zverev has been showing off his lighter side while speaking to the media.Elsewhere, what caused Jared Donaldson to hit an underarm serve against Dimitrov? And what on earth is going on with Benoit Paire’s hair-beard combo?Novak Djokovic’s victory is also discussed. The Serb is the only player in the bottom half of the men’s draw not to drop a set, but how well is he actually playing?Meanwhile, David has predicted Simona Halep to win her first Grand Slam this fortnight. No wonder he was panicking when she lost the opening set against Alison Riske. Predictions disaster was averted, however, when Halep recovered to win in three. Is the World No.1 the favourite for the title? If she isn’t, who is? And why is no one talking about Madison Keys and Naomi Osaka?Lastly, Serena Williams will return to the court on Thursday. But what did Patrick Mouratoglou’s think of her first-round performance? Catherine reveals all.There will be daily editions of The Tennis Podcast throughout the French Open, in association with Telegraph Sport. It is presented by Catherine Whitaker (Eurosport) and David Law (BBC 5 Live, BT Sport). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join us for Round 2 of player pressers - you'll hear good stuff from no. 1 Pliskova, Kerber, Domi Thiem, Wozniacki, Halep, and Svitolina. But first, we catch you up with what's been going on in Cincinnati in our own words: Venus blazing through her first match, Fabio-Dominic play a strange one, the heat, and balancing the packed schedule despite of the withdrawals.   1:00 What we've been up to in Cincinnati today 6:00 The men's draw was already a huge mess - and then Fabio barfed on court 9:15 Venus plays an efficient, powerful match against Alison Riske 14:30 Watching Ash Barty in singles and doubles (Venus' next opponent) 20:50 Meeting tons of Tennis Twitter folks in Cincinnati 25:45 What is going on with the famous Applebee's? 27:00 Getting into the player interview snippets  32:00 Simona on another level no passengers on her plane .... 40:00 Elina Svitolina talks about her steady rise 44:30 Mega Thiem talks about why he recaps his matches on Facebook 46:26 Angie Kerber brings the honesty 51:00 Karolina Pliskova is funny! 54:45 A few words from Caroline Wozniacki   Venus Blazes Past Riske In Cincinnati Madison Trumps CoCo Again In Cincinnati

On this week's episode, host Jon Wertheim talks with Alison Riske about her 2016 season, which saw her make the finals at three WTA tournaments. An American player from Pittsburgh, Penn., Riske discusses life on tour, how she started playing tennis and her goals for the upcoming year. Riske also discusses her relationship with longtime coach, Yves Boulais, her father's position in the U.S. Secret Service, her offseason training and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

James Waterson and Lauren Lynch report on today’s Wimbledon Results. Rafael Nadal survived a slow start to steamroll Michael Russell 6-4, 6-2, 6-2, Andy Murray rallied from a set down and Mardy Fish, Tomas Berdych, Gael Monfils and Stanislas Wawrinka advanced. On the women’s side, Venus Williams won in an hour, and Vera Zvonareva dropped a set to American Alison Riske. Finally, check out our new contest, in which you can win a trip for two to New York City just by doing an impression of a tennis player!