Podcast appearances and mentions of Andy Murray

On Episode 270 of The Tennis Files Podcast, legendary tennis player and coach Brad Gilbert will reveal how to become a tough competitor, reduce errors and bounce back quickly after losses. Gilbert achieved a career-high singles ranking of world No. 4 in 1990 and career-high doubles ranking of world No. 18. He won 20 singles titles and a bronze medal at the 1988 Olympics. Gilbert also coached several top players, including Andre Agassi, who won six of his eight Grand Slam titles under Gilbert, Andy Roddick, Andy Murray, and Kei Nishikori. On the show, you'll learn how to develop no quit relentlessness, avoid the perfection trap, become a tougher competitor, prepare yourself for battle, reduce errors, outthink your opponent, and much more! I hope you enjoy my interview with coach Brad Gilbert! Let us know what you think about the 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! Winning Ugly Winning Uglier with Brad Gilbert Podcast Brad's Instagram Page Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jack Edward and Vansh Vermani discuss the Laver Cup and Roger Federer's retirement plus other tournaments this week in Metz, Tokyo, San Diego and Seoul.Laver Cup1:01: Thoughts on the Laver Cup in general.5:16: Andy Murray's loss to Alex De Minaur.7:13: Federer's last match playing doubles with Nadal against Tiafoe and Sock and his retirement ceremony.13:31: Djokovic routs Tiafoe on the Saturday.15:41: Auger-Aliassime defeats Djokovic on the Sunday.18:22: Tiafoe clutches out a win against Tsitsipas to win the Laver Cup for Team World.San Diego20:16: Vansh's hometown-hero Brandon Nakashima wins his first ATP title in San Diego.Tokyo25:16: Luidmila Samsonova continues her great form in defeating Qinwen Zheng to win the title in Tokyo.28:43: Sports psychology in tennis.30:22: A couple of facts on the finalists.Metz31:45: Stan Wawrinka continues his comeback with a great win over Daniil Medvedev.37:13: Lorenzo Sonego wins the title in Metz.Seoul40:18: Jelena Ostapenko loses to Ekaterina Alexandrova in the final of Seoul.42:53: Emma Raducanu wins three matches in a row for the first time since last year's US Open.

Dans DiP Impact aujourd'hui, nous allons évidemment revenir sur le vendredi plein d'émotion que l'on a vécu à Londres avec les adieux officiels de Roger Federer, qui a disputé dans l'O2 Arena son dernier match officiel sur le circuit à l'occasion de SA Laver Cup, aux côtés de son plus grand rival, Rafael Nadal.Cette Laver Cup sera justement l'objet de notre question qui fâche ! Cette compétition - ou cette exhibition - qui divise, n'avait-elle d'intérêt cette année que pour la retraite de Federer et pour son duo avec Nadal ?Car il y avait du beau monde présent aux côtés de Federer, à commencer par ce quatuor qu'on a longtemps appelé le Big Four. En plus de Nadal et Federer, Andy Murray et bien sûr Novak Djokovic, de retour au jeu pour la première fois depuis son titre à Wimbledon. Novak Djokovic privé de tournée américaine qui s'est donné pour objectif en cette fin de saison les finales ATP à Turin en novembre. Faut-il s'inquiéter pour sa participation au Masters, et quelles ambitions pour le Serbe ? Ce sera notre débat du jour.Au programme de cette émission, il y aura aussi la stat de jeu set et maths sur un joueur en pleine forme et l'œil de Dip qui lui, n'était pas seulement tourné vers Londres ce week-end.Bienvenue dans DiP Impact et bonne écoute !Vous pouvez réagir à cet épisode sur notre page Twitter.Retrouvez tous les podcasts d'Eurosport iciPrésentation et réalisation : Anne Boyer Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit dem Laver Cup und den Resultaten aus der WTA und von der ATP. Natürlich war das Hauptevent beim Laver Cup das letzte Match von Roger Federer. Für Federer ging die Karriere am Freitag mit einem Doppel an der Seite von Rafael Nadal zu Ende. Zusammen verloren die Beiden gegen Frances Tiafoe und Jack Sock. Zu Tränen rührte Federer dann allerdings eher die Zeremonie im Anschluss des Matches. Für Europa war die eine von fünf Niederlagen und so konnte sich Team Welt am Ende durchsetzen. Bei den Herren gab es ansonsten noch 250-er Turniere in San Diego und in Metz. Beim französischen Hallenturnier setzte sich Lorenzo Sonego durch, mit einem Sieg im Endspiel gegen Alexander Bublik. Bublik irritierte dabei das Publikum im zweiten Satz mit einem Kunststückchen zur Unzeit. Ins Halbfinale hatte es Stan Wawrinka geschafft, der vorher in der Woche unter anderem gegen Daniil Medvedev gewonnen hat. Bei den Damen wurde letzte Woche in Tokio und Seoul gespielt. In der südkoreanischen Hauptstadt konnte Ekaterina Alexandrova das Turnier für sich entscheiden. Sie gewann in zwei Sätzen gegen Jelena Ostapenko. Im zweiten Satz wirkte Ostapenko dabei etwas angeschlagen. Sie hatte zuvor in der Woche einige lange Matches bestritten. Ins Halbfinale hatten es Tatjana Maria und Emma Raducanu geschafft. Die US Open Siegerin von 2021 konnte dabei durchaus mit gefälligem Tennis überzeugen. In Tokio setzte Ludmilla Samsnova ihren Erfolgslauf fort. Sie siegte dabei im Endspiel gegen Zheng Qinwen. Beide Spielerinnen versprechen noch einiges für die Zukunft. Das gilt natürlich eigentlich immer noch für Naomi Osaka. Sie musste jedoch in ihrem zweiten Match in dierer Woche aufgeben. Ins Halbfinale schafften es hingegen Veronika Kudermetova und Zhang Shuai. Letztere hatte dabei in einem spektakulären Match in der zweiten Runde das bessere Resultat für sich gegen Caroline Garcia. 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 dem Laver Cup und den Resultaten aus der WTA und von der ATP. Natürlich war das Hauptevent beim Laver Cup das letzte Match von Roger Federer. Für Federer ging die Karriere am Freitag mit einem Doppel an der Seite von Rafael Nadal zu Ende. Zusammen verloren die Beiden gegen Frances Tiafoe und Jack Sock. Zu Tränen rührte Federer dann allerdings eher die Zeremonie im Anschluss des Matches. Für Europa war die eine von fünf Niederlagen und so konnte sich Team Welt am Ende durchsetzen. Bei den Herren gab es ansonsten noch 250-er Turniere in San Diego und in Metz. Beim französischen Hallenturnier setzte sich Lorenzo Sonego durch, mit einem Sieg im Endspiel gegen Alexander Bublik. Bublik irritierte dabei das Publikum im zweiten Satz mit einem Kunststückchen zur Unzeit. Ins Halbfinale hatte es Stan Wawrinka geschafft, der vorher in der Woche unter anderem gegen Daniil Medvedev gewonnen hat. Bei den Damen wurde letzte Woche in Tokio und Seoul gespielt. In der südkoreanischen Hauptstadt konnte Ekaterina Alexandrova das Turnier für sich entscheiden. Sie gewann in zwei Sätzen gegen Jelena Ostapenko. Im zweiten Satz wirkte Ostapenko dabei etwas angeschlagen. Sie hatte zuvor in der Woche einige lange Matches bestritten. Ins Halbfinale hatten es Tatjana Maria und Emma Raducanu geschafft. Die US Open Siegerin von 2021 konnte dabei durchaus mit gefälligem Tennis überzeugen. In Tokio setzte Ludmilla Samsnova ihren Erfolgslauf fort. Sie siegte dabei im Endspiel gegen Zheng Qinwen. Beide Spielerinnen versprechen noch einiges für die Zukunft. Das gilt natürlich eigentlich immer noch für Naomi Osaka. Sie musste jedoch in ihrem zweiten Match in dierer Woche aufgeben. Ins Halbfinale schafften es hingegen Veronika Kudermetova und Zhang Shuai. Letztere hatte dabei in einem spektakulären Match in der zweiten Runde das bessere Resultat für sich gegen Caroline Garcia. 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.

Beyond the perfect groundstrokes, snappy outfits and winning smile, what do we know about one of the sporting icons of the 21st century? We speak to two men who've followed Federer's career from close quarters – his former Swiss Davis Cup team-mate Marc Rosset and his biographer Rene Stauffer. You'll also hear tributes to Federer from rivals Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray as one of the greatest eras in tennis history draws to a close. Panel: Sarah Mulkerrins, Nesta McGregor, Russell Fuller & Rene Stauffer Producer: Sam Sheringham

durée : 00:02:25 - Esprit sport - C'est Roger Federer qui l'a publiée hier sur les réseaux sociaux. Tous en tenue de gala le Suisse aux 20 Grands Chelem qui prendra se retraite à l'issue de la Laver Cup, SON tournoi, ce week-end. Il posait avec ses plus grands rivaux : Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic et Andy Murray.

Roger Federer will call time on a career that has spanned 24 years and seen him become one of the greatest tennis players of all time. Federer has won 20 Grand Slam singles titles and 103 ATP Tour titles, as well as attracting legions of fans around the world. Today's Karthi Gnanasegaram spoke to Andy Murray, Novak Djokovic and Federer himself. She also hears from Team Europe captain Björn Borg and captain of the World Team John McEnroe about what happens after Federer's final match. (Image: Team Europe's Roger Federer during a training session ahead of the Laver Cup at the O2 Arena, London; Credit: John Walton/PA Wire)

Sarah interrupts Madame Nancy in the middle of a seance, but hey, no better time for a podcast. After a brief discussion of their top five liquids (inspired by a recent interview with Malcolm Gladwell), they turn toward a 4000-word New York Times story about how Russian trolls might have influenced the implosion of the Women's March. Nancy thinks the story whitewashes the leaders' excesses and prejudices, particularly the anti-semitism of Linda Sarsour. Sarah finds the prospect of outside forces stoking civic discord legitimately worrisome, but both agree the Women's March fell apart because of in-fighting over ideology, money, and mismanagement. We turn toward a story in the Atlantic that argues against sex segregation in sports, making some head-scratching assertions about girls' ability to compete with boys. Sarah thinks it's yet another failure to balance equal opportunity with biological difference, while Nancy points out that even Serena Williams admitted to David Letterman she'd lose every game to tennis champ Andy Murray since men were faster and stronger — none of which makes women inherently inferior, since women have other assets. Have we mentioned we love breasts? In the hot box this week: Crying in H Mart, a memoir that explores a complicated mother-daughter relationship and how food connects us, and Michael Moynihan chatting with Andy Warhol's right-hand man, Bob Colacello. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit smokeempodcast.substack.com/subscribe

We're all wearing black, the crying has barely stopped and as a mark of respect George has left the country. Yes, Roger Federer has announced his retirement. Resident tennis coach Calvin Betton and journalist for i newspaper and inews.co.uk James Gray react to the news, and try to answer the following question... If Federer changed the game, how? Will he end up joining an elite group of billionaire athletes? What is Federer's legacy? Will we ever see another player win 20 grand slams across 15 years? Could Britain have won their Davis Cup group by dropping Andy Murray? Is the new Davis Cup format working? Who will win the Davis Cup now? Emma Raducanu is grinding the 250s, which is exactly what she needs? How much will we see Naomi Osaka in 2023? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

En 2003, un suizo de solo 21 años ganó su primer torneo Grand Slam en tenis, en el césped inglés de Wimbledon. En los casi 20 años desde entonces, Roger Federer, y luego Rafael Nadal y Novak Djokovic, nos regalaron una Edad de Oro del tenis masculino. Uno podía desenchufarse de este deporte, pero sabía que prendía la televisión a ver una final e iba a encontrarse seguro con uno de los tres grandes. Desde que Federer llegó al número 1 mundial del ránking ATP en 2004, ocasión en la que se mantuvo durante un récord de 237 semanas consecutivas, y hasta que el ruso Daniil Medvedev conquistó el primer lugar en febrero de 2022, el liderazgo se lo habían repartido el suizo, el serbio y el mallorquín en forma rotativa. Solo hubo un pasaje de 41 semanas del escocés Andy Murray, que pudo romper la hegemonía entre 2016 y 2017, antes de volver a pasarse la posta entre los de siempre. Esto hasta el jueves pasado. Ahora con 41 años, Federer reconoció que ya no puede lidiar con las lesiones recurrentes y anunció su retiro formal del circuito. Se lo podrá ver por última vez en la Laver Cup, que se disputará a partir de este viernes. La noticia coincide con el alza de un nuevo número uno, el jovencísimo español Carlos Alcaraz, que ganó el Abierto de Estados Unidos y llegó a la cima. Sumado a los problemas de Djokovic, que no ha querido vacunarse contra el covid-19 y eso lo ha radiado de varios torneos importantes, y a la lucha de Nadal con sus propias lesiones, el retiro de Federer tiene aroma al comienzo de un cambio de época. El fin de esa Edad de Oro.  Para conversar sobre esto invitamos a Mauro Carballal, profesor de tenis y director de la Scuola Club.

We're all wearing black, the crying has barely stopped and as a mark of respect George has left the country. Yes, Roger Federer has announced his retirement. Resident tennis coach Calvin Betton and journalist for i newspaper and inews.co.uk James Gray react to the news, and try to answer the following question... If Federer changed the game, how? Will he end up joining an elite group of billionaire athletes? What is Federer's legacy? Will we ever see another player win 20 grand slams across 15 years? Could Britain have won their Davis Cup group by dropping Andy Murray? Is the new Davis Cup format working? Who will win the Davis Cup now? Emma Raducanu is grinding the 250s, which is exactly what she needs? How much will we see Naomi Osaka in 2023? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jack Edward and Scott Barclay discuss Great Britain's loss in the group stages of the Davis Cup World Group including their ties against USA, Netherlands and Kazakhstan.1:35: My experience being media accredited at the Davis Cup ties in Glasgow.7:54: The Netherlands tie against Kazakhstan.9:23: Cam Norrie's week in Glasgow.13:24: The late Wednesday doubles between Joe Salisbury/Andy Murray and Rajeev Ram/Jack Sock.20:23: Team GB go crashing out of the Davis Cup in their tie against the Netherlands on Friday.26:05: The atmosphere at the dead rubber on Sunday.

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A notícia já era esperada. Mas ninguém tinha pressa em ouvir. O anúncio feito por Roger Federer de que iria se aposentar das quadras de tênis no final de setembro sacudiu o mundo do esporte e desencadeou uma avalanche mundial de homenagens a um dos maiores nomes da história do tênis.   Em um comunicado divulgado na última quinta-feira (15) e também por meio de uma mensagem de vídeo, Roger Federer explicou as razões que o levaram, aos 41 anos, a dizer adeus ao circuito profissional, após o torneio Laver Cup, a ser disputado em Londres, entre os dias 23 e 25 de setembro. "Como muitos de vocês sabem, os últimos três anos trouxeram desafios em forma de lesões e cirurgias. Trabalhei muito para voltar em plena forma de maneira competitiva. Mas também sei da capacidade e limites do meu corpo e os sinais para mim, ultimamente, têm sido claros. Eu tenho 41 anos de idade, já joguei mais de 1.500 partidas em 24 anos. O tênis tem me tratado com mais generosidade do que eu jamais sonharia. E agora devo reconhecer que é o momento de terminar a minha carreria competitiva".   Federer admitiu que foi uma decisão que trouxe sentimentos contraditórios. "Esta é uma decisão amarga e doce ao mesmo tempo, porque vou sentir falta de tudo o que o circuito me proporcionou. Mas, ao mesmo tempo, há muito o que comemorar. Eu me considero uma das pessoas mais sortudas da Terra. Recebi um talento especial para jogar tênis e o fiz em um nível que nunca imaginei, por muito mais tempo do que jamais imaginei ser possível", disse o jogador. O anúncio da despedida emocionou os milhões de fãs no mundo inteiro, o universo do tênis e seus principais rivais. Pelas redes sociais, dois de seus maiores adversários expressaram admiração pelo suíço. Nadal e Djokovic O espanhol Rafael Nadal se referiu a ele como um amigo e rival. E disse: "gostaria que esse dia nunca chegasse. Foi um prazer, mas também uma horna e um privilégio compartilhar todos esses anos com você vivendo tantos momentos incríveis dentro e fora de quadra".  Novak Djokovic demorou 24 horas para se exprimir. Mas no texto no Instagram, escreveu: " sua carreira deu o tom para o que significa alcançar a excelência e liderar com integridade e equilíbrio. É uma honra conhecê-lo dentro e fora do circuito por muitos anos ainda". O suíço e o espanhol protagonizaram alguns dos duelos mais inesquecíveis das últimas décadas. Djokovic e Federer se enfrentaram 50 vezes, com vantagem para o sérvio que venceu 27 partidas, sendo 11 em Grand Slams. A mais memorável delas foi na final de 2019, quando Djokovic salvou dois match points antes de vencer a final mais longa da história de Wimbledon (4h57), privando o suíço do 21° título de Grande Slam. Na despedida de Federer, na Laver Cup, os dois vão jogar juntos na equipe europeia ao lado de Rafael Nadal e Andy Murray contra uma equipe formada de tenistas de outras regiões do mundo. Carreira Roger Federer começou no circuito profissional em 1998, antes de completar 18 anos, em seu país natal. Acumulou diversos recordes nos mais de 24 anos de carreira. Foram mais de 1500 jogos, e um total de 103 títulos só em torneios de simples. Até o momento, foram 1.251 vitórias nas quadras, pouco atrás de Jimmi Connor (1274) e de Martina Navratilova (1442). Terminou como o número 1 do mundo em cinco ocasiões: de 2004 a 2007 e em 2009. E o maior feito na sua vitoriosa carreira: erguer um total de 20 títulos de Grand Slam, sendo 8 em Wimbledon, onde marcou a história do torneio londrino como maior vencedor individual. Ao lado de Stanislas Wawrinka ergueu a única Copa Davis para a Suíça, em 2014. Terminou a temporada como número 1 do mundo em cinco ocasiões (2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009). Federer também foi o sexto jogador a conquistar os quatro torneios de Grand Slams e maior feito na sua vitoriosa carreira: ergueu no total 20 títulos de Grand Slams, sendo 8 em Wimbledon, onde marcou a história do torneio londrino como o maior vencedor individual.  Além de Wimbledon (2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012, 2017), foram 6 títulos do Aberto da Austrália (2004, 2006, 2007, 2010, 2017, 2018), 5 do US Open (2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008) e apenas 1 Roland-Garros (2009). Com seu adeus, uma página da história do tênis será virada. Ela ficará registrada como a realização de um sonho de um menino suíço, que quando era catador de bolas, aos 8 anos, sonhou em se tornar profissional. Nas quadras, será lembrado pelo estilo de jogo elegante, o respeito pelos adversários, além claro, das inúmeras conquistas. Homenagens de brasileiros Para o tenista brasileiro Bruno Soares, o suíço marcou uma era do esporte e não apenas nas quadras. “Federer transformou o mundo do esporte e não apenas do tênis. Não é em números, mas provavelmente é o melhor de todos os tempos em vários quesitos: talento, elegância, humildade e carisma. Ele marcou o esporte e o mundo do entretenimento de um modo geral", disse. "Ele é um ícone não apenas para o tênis e uma referência mundial. É um dia triste para o tênis porque a gente perde esse privilégio de mais de 20 anos que foi acompanhar o maestro jogando. Foi uma das coisas mais bonitas que o esporte já proporcionou. Fica a história que ele fez e ele sempre vai estar no coração de todo mundo perpetuando tudo o que ele conquistou", finalizou. Para a tenista número 1 do Brasil, Bia Haddad Maia, Roger Federer foi um exemplo: "Ele sempre foi um cara que agregou muitos valores humanos. Ele sempre demonstrou muito amor, carinho pelo tênis e seus adversários. Ele conseguiu jogar em alto nível por duas gerações diferentes e completas. O que ele fez é incrível”, resumiu. Para quem teve o prazer de ver de perto o suíço jogar, fica um momento que nunca se apagará da lembrança. É o caso da roteirista de cinema mineira Isabel Borges, uma fã incondicional de Federer. Ela conta que já viajou à Suíça só para ver o ídolo jogar. “Viajei do Brasil para a Basileia, cidade natal do Federer para vê-lo jogar lá, no torneio onde começou como gandula. Foi muito especial este momento”, recordou. Ela disse ter chorado ao saber da notícia da aposentadoria do tenista. “Minha primeira reação foi de lágrimas, comecei a chorar. É triste pensar que a gente não mais vai vê-lo jogar. Por outro lado, foi um privilégio ter acaompanhado a carreira dele que é incrível”, destaca.   Em números, a carreira de Federer também lhe rendeu muito dinheiro. Ele foi o esportista mais bem pago do mundo entre 1° de junho de 2019 e 10 de junho de 2020 com um ganho total de US$ 106,3 milhões, segundo a revista Forbes, sendo US$ 100 milhões de contratos publicitários e patrocinadores privados. Ele terá a partir do último torneio, mais tempo para se dedicar à família e aos projetos pessoais. Se depender da sua últimas palavras e promessa ao anunciar sua aposentadoria, ele não deverá ficar tão distante do esporte que o consagrou. "Quero agradecer do fundo do meu coração a todos os que, ao redor do mundo, me ajudaram a tornar realidade os sonhos de um jovem suíço que era catador de bolas. Finalmente, para o jogo de tênis...  eu te amo e nunca vou deixá-lo”, disse.

Young American player Emilio Nava speaks to Chris Bowers about what he learnt from playing Andy Murray at the US Open, the importance of staying free of injury, his decision to train in Spain, the development of his powerful forehand, having sporty parents and his desire to qualifying for the end of year Intesa Sanpaolo NextGen ATP Finals in Milan.

Elle vient de faire son retour dans le top 10 mondial. Caroline Garcia a remporté ces derniers mois les tournois de Bad Homburg, Varsovie ou encore Cincinnati. Elle a même atteint les demi-finales de l'US Open le 8 septembre dernier.En 2011, quand elle avait 17 ans et qu'elle excellait chez les juniors, Andy Murray prédisait qu'elle serait un jour « numéro 1 mondiale ». Mais la carrière de la Lyonnaise n'a pas été un long fleuve tranquille. Après des débuts prometteurs, elle a eu du mal à confirmer les espoirs placés en elle. En 2017, une polémique est même venue entacher sa carrière quand elle a décidé de quitter l'équipe de France afin de se consacrer à sa carrière en simple.Pour Code source, Éric Bruna, journaliste au service des sports du Parisien, retrace son parcours. Ecoutez Code source sur toutes les plateformes audio : Apple Podcast (iPhone, iPad), Google Podcast (Android), Podcast Addict ou Castbox, Deezer, Spotify.Crédits. Direction de la rédaction : Pierre Chausse - Rédacteur en chef : Jules Lavie - Reporter : Ambre Rosala - Production : Raphaël Pueyo, Ambre Rosala, Sarah Hamny, Marion Bothorel, Clara Garnier-Amouroux et Thibault Lambert - Réalisation et mixage : Julien Montcouquiol - Musiques : François Clos, Audio Network, Epidemic Sound - Identité graphique : Upian - Archives : Eurosport, France 3, INA, BeIn Sports, FFT. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Die voormalige wêreld nommer-eenspeler, Andy Murray, sê Groot Brittanje sal dié week koningin Elizabeth die Tweede by die Davisbeker in Glasgow vereer. Hy speel môre in die groepfase in 'n sterk span saam met Cameron Norrie, Dan Evans en Joe Salisbury. Murray, wat tot ridder geslaan is nadat hy sy tweede Wimbledon en Olimpiese goue medalje-oorwinnings ingepalm het, sê die Davisbeker gee hulle 'n kans om die koningin se nagedagtenis te eer:

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Andy Murray playing in the US Open with a 2019 hip implant.

Serena Williams' tennis career is over. On an extraordinary night in New York, David and Matt react to her fitting final match against Ajla Tomljanovic and the emotions it provoked. There's also chat about Andy Murray's defeat to Matteo Berrettini, Coco Gauff's statement performance to beat Madison Keys, and great wins for Casper Ruud and Ons Jabeur. WIN A TRIP TO THE AUSTRALIAN OPEN:Our US Open dailies this year are brought to you in association with AO Travel, who provide the Australian Open experience the easy way. With AO Travel you can create your own package of flights, the best tickets, accommodation and premium experiences such as wine-tasting, behind-the-scenes tours, and even a Rod Laver Arena Walk-on Experience. Go to AusOpenTravel.com for further details.We are also running a competition in conjunction with AO Travel for one lucky Friend of The Tennis Podcast to win a pair of amazing AO Travel packages to the Australian Open, with two return flights to Melbourne, accommodation, four days of tickets and a Premium Experience. If you're already a Friend, look out for the link to enter the competition in our next Newsletter (sign up to receive our Newsletter - https://bit.ly/TennisPodcastNewsletter). If you're not a Friend yet, you can become a Friend of The Tennis Podcast https://bit.ly/FriendOfTheTennisPodcast to be in with a chance of winning as well as gaining access to more than 20 bonus podcasts so far in 2022.FRIENDS OF THE TENNIS PODCAST: Friends help us to produce the show year-round, and receive exclusive access to bonus podcasts throughout the year, including Tennis Re-Lived, listener questions, and Grand Slam review shows. Two episodes of US Open Re-Lived - The Tracy Austin Story and Jimmy Connors 1991 - went up this week. Become a Friend - https://bit.ly/FriendOfTheTennisPodcastRead our profile in The New York Times - https://www.nytimes.com/2022/06/28/sports/tennis/tennis-podcast-wimbledon.htmlSign up to our newsletter - https://bit.ly/TennisPodcastNewsletterFollow us on Instagram - www.instagram/thetennispodcastAnd on Twitter - www.twitter.com/tennispodcast Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Calvin Betton joins James Gray to talk about the first week of the US Open. Is this really the end of Serena Williams? What will Emma Raducanu get out of playing a lower level of tournament? Where is it going wrong for Andy Murray? What next for Harriet Dart? Is Rafael Nadal really in the best shape? What can Daniil Medvedev expect from Nick Kyrgios? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Calvin Betton joins James Gray to talk about the first week of the US Open. Is this really the end of Serena Williams? What will Emma Raducanu get out of playing a lower level of tournament? Where is it going wrong for Andy Murray? What next for Harriet Dart? Is Rafael Nadal really in the best shape? What can Daniil Medvedev expect from Nick Kyrgios? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit der dritten Zusammenfassung von den US Open. Serenas wohl letztes Match Die Sendung beginnt mit dem wohl letzten Match von Serena Williams. Denn die verlor am Freitagabend New Yorker Zeit in drei Sätzen gegen Alja Tomljanovic. Willams brachte abermals eine gute Leistung, war dann allerdings zumindest im dritten Satz nicht mehr in der Lage, sich gegen das Kontertennis von Tomjkanovic zu stemmen. Williams ließ zwar nach dem Match die Tür für weitere Turniere noch ein klein bisschen offen, doch das dürfte es für sie gewesen sein. Für Tomljanovic geht es nun gegen Liudmila Samsonova, die hier weiterhin durch das Turnier pflügt. Garcia bärenstark Ähnliches kann für Caroline Garcia gesagt werden, die auch Bianca Andreescu am Ende wenig Chancen ließ. Garcia war in der Lage, das Match über Vorhand und den Aufschlag zu dominieren. Für Garcia geht es nun gegen Alison Riske-Amritraj. Auch noch in der unteren Hälfte zu finden ist Coco Gauff, die klar gegen Madison Keys gewinnen konnte. Sie trifft nun auf Zhang Shuai. Blockbuster Medvedev - Kyrgios Bei den Herren kommt es in der vierten Runde zum Blockbuster zwischen Daniil Medvedev und Nick Kyrgios. Beide konnten sich am Freitag jeweils klar durchsetzen und treffen nun zum fünften Mal aufeinander. Kyrgios führt in der Bilanz, doch Medvedev hat das einzige Grand-Slam-Match der beiden gewonnen. In sehr guter Form ist weiterhin Pablo Carreno-Busta, der sich der Herausforderung Alex de Minaur in vier Sätzen entledigte. Murray verabschiedet sich Zu Ende gegangen ist das Turnier für Andy Murray. Er verlor in vier Sätzen gegen Matteo Berretini. Bei Murray kam die Quote des ersten Aufschlages nicht und Berrettini dominierte viele der Ballwechsel mit der Vorhand. Für ihn geht es im Achtelfinale gegen Alejandro Davidovich Fokina. Ganz knapp durchsetzen konnte sich am Freitag zudem Casper Ruud, der in 5 Sätzen gegen Tommy Paul gewann. 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.

Doc opens talking about the rhythm of water. His example in art is the Cascades' John Gummoe's song 'Rhythm of the Rain in addition to other pop musical hits. In sports he talks about today's guest Dr. Eric Zeegen's pastime fly fishing. The KlapperVision focus is on tennis great Andy Murray's Birmingham Hip Resurface surgery. What a week in surgery, Doc tells you about it and the WW clinic is open and Doc takes your calls.

Returning guest Tumaini Carayol, the Guardian's tennis correspondent, joins the show right after Serena and Venus Williams lost their first-round doubles match, and ahead of Serena Williams's third-round match in singles, to marvel at how thoroughly Serena and her retirement have dominated the tournament — and how realistic a long stay in the draw suddenly looks for the 23-time major singles champ. We also talk about the prospects of British men's hopes Jack Draper, Cam Norrie, and Andy Murray. Thirty Love is back for a mini-season around the 2022 U.S. Open. Have feedback, a suggestion for a Thirty Love guest, or anything else you want to say? Email Carl at bialik@pm.me Music by Lee Rosevere: "Credit Roll" and "Glass Android."

In the latest episode of Tennis Weekly, Joel and Kim are joined by Chris to catch up on the Round 2 action from the US Open, which saw Serena Williams live to fight yet another day by coming through Anett Kontaveit in 3 sets and Jack Draper glide past FAA to make the 3rd round of a Slam for the first time in his career.They also reflect back on Emma Raducanu's first round loss and Cornet's fantastic Slam ousts, Kyrgios's crowd irritations, Andy Murray setting up a Berrettini battle and doubles being given prime time slots on show courts.Chris also reveals his CAS predictions which are looking a bit the worse for wear after early exits, and they all look ahead to 3rd round matches and predict which matches could cause a spanner in the works. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Serena Williams has got us all dreaming. After she played some vintage tennis to beat World No.2 Anett Kontaveit, Catherine, David and Matt discuss whether she can go on to win the entire tournament. How is Serena's run making us feel? What was better about today's performance compared to Monday's? And will there be anyone who can cope with the crowd and the sheer enormity of the occasion to actually beat her? We also talk about Jack Draper's routine victory over Felix Auger-Aliassime, Coco Gauff and Madison Keys setting up a third round blockbuster, Andy Murray's improved form and his prospects against Matteo Berrettini, and much more. WIN A TRIP TO THE AUSTRALIAN OPEN:Our US Open dailies this year are brought to you in association with AO Travel, who provide the Australian Open experience the easy way. With AO Travel you can create your own package of flights, the best tickets, accommodation and premium experiences such as wine-tasting, behind-the-scenes tours, and even a Rod Laver Arena Walk-on Experience. Go to AusOpenTravel.com for further details.We are also running a competition in conjunction with AO Travel for one lucky Friend of The Tennis Podcast to win a pair of amazing AO Travel packages to the Australian Open, with two return flights to Melbourne, accommodation, four days of tickets and a Premium Experience. If you're already a Friend, look out for the link to enter the competition in our next Newsletter (sign up to receive our Newsletter - https://bit.ly/TennisPodcastNewsletter). If you're not a Friend yet, you can become a Friend of The Tennis Podcast https://bit.ly/FriendOfTheTennisPodcast to be in with a chance of winning as well as gaining access to more than 20 bonus podcasts so far in 2022.FRIENDS OF THE TENNIS PODCAST: Friends help us to produce the show year-round, and receive exclusive access to bonus podcasts throughout the year, including Tennis Re-Lived, listener questions, and Grand Slam review shows. Two episodes of US Open Re-Lived - The Tracy Austin Story and Jimmy Connors 1991 - went up this week. Become a Friend - https://bit.ly/FriendOfTheTennisPodcastRead our profile in The New York Times - https://www.nytimes.com/2022/06/28/sports/tennis/tennis-podcast-wimbledon.htmlSign up to our newsletter - https://bit.ly/TennisPodcastNewsletterFollow us on Instagram - www.instagram/thetennispodcastAnd on Twitter - www.twitter.com/tennispodcast Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit der zweiten Sendung von den den US Open 2022. Auch dieses Mal stand alles unter dem Stern des Serena-Williams-Matches. Serenas Reise geht weiter Denn Williams konnte auch die zweite Runde erfolgreich gestalten, mit einem Sieg in drei Sätzen gegen Anett Kontaveit. Am Ende war Williams bei ihrem Aufschlag ein bisschen effektiver und zeigte abermals ihre verbesserte Beinarbeit im Vergleich zu den letzten Wochen. Mit dem Sieg übernimmt Williams nun auch die Setzung von Kontaveit. In der nächsten Runde geht es gegen Alja Tomljanovic. Danach könnte eine der Formspielerinnen überhaupt warten, nämlich Liudmila Samsonova. Die konnte am Mittwoch die US-Open-Finalistin aus dem letzten Jahr, Leylah Fernandez, besiegen. Andreescu und Garcia in guter Form Ein Höhepunkt der dritten Runde könnte das Duell zwischen Caroline Garcia und Bianca Andreescu werden. Andreescu gewann am Mittwoch beeindruckend klar gegen Beatriz Haddad Maia, während Carolina Garcia gar nichts anbrennen ließ gegen Anna Kalinskaya. Auch bei Madison Keys gegen Coco Gauff könnte in der dritten Runde am Freitag so einiges los sein. Medvedev locker - Auger-Aliassime draußen Bei den Herren kam Daniil Medvedev gegen Arthur Rinderknech gar nicht in Gefahr, für ihn geht es nun gegen den chinesischen Qualifikanten Wu Yibing. Der konnte sich in der zweiten Runde im Tiebreak des fünften Satzes gegen Nuno Borges durchsetzen. Auch im obersten Viertel unterwegs ist Nick Kyrgios, der in vier Sätzen gegen Benjamin Bonzi gewann. Pablo Carreno-Busta und Alex de Minaur konnten ebenfalls jeweils in vier Sätzen gewinnen. Das Aus kam hingegen für Felix Auger-Aliassime. Der hatte gegen Jack Draper nicht viele Chancen und konnte diese dann auch nicht nutzen. Ein spannendes Duell könnte es in der dritten Runde zwischen Andy Murray und Matteo Berrettini geben. Beide brauchten jeweils vier Sätze am Mittwoch, auch wenn es bei Berrettini um einiges enger war. Ein weiterer gesetzter Spieler, der es in die dritte Runde geschafft hat, ist Casper Ruud. 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.

In the latest episode of Tennis Weekly, Joel and Kim catch up on the first round of the US Open, which saw shocks on day one with Simona Halep, Taylor Fritz and Stefanos Tsitsipas all crashing out to qualifiers.Conversely, the Brits have had a good opening few days with all through with the exception of Kyle Edmund, including a resilient win for Harriet Dart over 10th seed Daria Kasatkina and Andy Murray claiming a long await straight sets Grand Slam victory.With easy progress for top seeds Daniil Medvedev and Iga Swiatek, most eyes were on Serena Williams's farewell ceremony and her first round encounter against Danka Kovinic, which saw her progress through and live to fight another day before retirement.______________DOWNLOADTENNIS.COMTo stay up to date on all tennis around the world including ATP, WTA and Challenger tours, download TNNS Live Scores.Download on Apple PodcastsDownload on Google PlayFollow TNNS Live Scores on TwitterAnd check out the TNNS Lives Scores website at www.downloadtennis.com______________SOCIAL MEDIAShare your fan thoughts on the week with the #TennisWeekly on social media.Twitter: @tennisweeklypodInstagram: @tennisweeklypodWebsite: tennisweekly.co.ukWritten, presented and produced by Joel Girling and Kim MackenzieCrowdfunded by our listeners.Recorded on 30th August 2022. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

We may have had the Serena celebration, but we haven't had her final match. Not yet. At the end of an extraordinary evening - which saw Serena honoured on court before, during and after her victory over Danka Kovinic - David, Catherine and Matt try to sum it all up. Why was it better to stage Serena's ceremony tonight rather than after a loss? How much better did her game look than in Cincinnati? And can she now go on a run? Elsewhere, it was a day of upsets with Simona Halep, Daria Kasatkina, Stefanos Tsitsipas and Taylor Fritz all beaten. We talk about those shocks, Andy Murray's first straight sets win at a slam since 2017, why Ons Jabeur is under the radar here, whether we found Dominic Thiem's loss to Pablo Carreno Busta worrying or encouraging, and why Bianca Andreescu needs to do some grovelling to Nike. WIN A TRIP TO THE AUSTRALIAN OPEN:Our US Open dailies this year are brought to you in association with AO Travel, who provide the Australian Open experience the easy way. With AO Travel you can create your own package of flights, the best tickets, accommodation and premium experiences such as wine-tasting, behind-the-scenes tours, and even a Rod Laver Arena Walk-on Experience. Go to AusOpenTravel.com for further details.We are also running a competition in conjunction with AO Travel for one lucky Friend of The Tennis Podcast to win a pair of amazing AO Travel packages to the Australian Open, with two return flights to Melbourne, accommodation, four days of tickets and a Premium Experience. If you're already a Friend, look out for the link to enter the competition in our next Newsletter (sign up to receive our Newsletter - https://bit.ly/TennisPodcastNewsletter). If you're not a Friend yet, you can become a Friend of The Tennis Podcast https://bit.ly/FriendOfTheTennisPodcast to be in with a chance of winning as well as gaining access to more than 20 bonus podcasts so far in 2022.FRIENDS OF THE TENNIS PODCAST: Friends help us to produce the show year-round, and receive exclusive access to bonus podcasts throughout the year, including Tennis Re-Lived, listener questions, and Grand Slam review shows. Two episodes of US Open Re-Lived - The Tracy Austin Story and Jimmy Connors 1991 - went up this week. Become a Friend - https://bit.ly/FriendOfTheTennisPodcastRead our profile in The New York Times - https://www.nytimes.com/2022/06/28/sports/tennis/tennis-podcast-wimbledon.htmlSign up to our newsletter - https://bit.ly/TennisPodcastNewsletterFollow us on Instagram - www.instagram/thetennispodcastAnd on Twitter - www.twitter.com/tennispodcast Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jack Edward and Damian Kust breakdown this year's US Open men's and women's singles draws looking at first-rounds to watch, dark horse picks and players that could go far.Men's Singles DrawFirst Quarter1:14: The picks of the first-rounds in this quarter including Kyrgios/Kokkinakis, Carreno Busta/Thiem and Wolf/Bautista Agut.4:58: Analysing Daniil Medvedev's draw.7:45: Dark horse picks.Second Quarter10:14: Analysing Andy Murray's draw.12:48: Why Taylor Fritz is the favourite for this quarter.16:01: Dark horse picks.Third Quarter17:30: Picking between Hubert Hurkacz and Jannik Sinner.20:55: Picking between Carlos Alcaraz and Borna Coric.23:44: Dark horse picks.Fourth Quarter25:10: Cam Norrie's favourable draw.29:19: Analysing Rafa Nadal's draw.Women's Singles DrawFirst Quarter32:00: Analysing Iga Swiatek's draw.35:48: Dark horse picks.Second Quarter39:48: Picking someone to emerge in this open quarter.42:28: The picks of the first-rounds in this quarter including Raducanu/Cornet, Van Uytvanck/Venus Williams and Collins/Osaka.Third Quarter43:49: Analysing Simona Halep's draw.48:45: A stacked section with Haddad Maia, Andreescu, and Garcia.Fourth Quarter51:05: Picking between Jabeur, Kasatkina, Kudermetova and Rogers.54:00: Serena Williams given a first-round against Danka Kovinic. 56:09: Dark horse picks.Outright Winners58:07: Outright winner picks.

Jack Edward and David Gertler review everything that happened at the Cincinnati Masters including how Caroline Garcia and Borna Coric made surprising title runs.Cincinnati WTAEarly Exits1:02: Serena Williams loses to Emma Raducanu plus discussing both player's chances at the US Open.5:59: Simona Halep and Coco Gauff opt for caution in the run-up to the US Open.7:09: Iga Swiatek loses to Madison Keys in the round of 16 plus both player's chances at the US.The Finalists13:32: Petra Kvitova survives match point against Jil Teichmann in the first-round.16:37: Caroline Garcia's form throughout the tournament and against Kvitova in the final.Cincinnati ATPEarly Exits23:51: Pablo Carreno Busta suffers a hangover from his Montreal Masters win.26:10: Frances Tiafoe's form in his win against Matteo Berrettini.29:19: Andy Murray's win over Stan Wawrinka and his loss to Cam Norrie.34:10: An introduction to Ben Shelton who defeated Casper Ruud in the second-round.The Finalists38:54: Stefanos Tsitsipas defeats Daniil Medvedev in one of his wins of the season.45:08: Borna Coric becomes the lowest-ranked player to win a Masters title.

Emma Raducanu enjoyed two of her most high-profile wins as she beat Victoria Azarenka and Serena Williams comfortably, but then lost to in-form Jessica Pegula. Finding form at the right time, or catching two legends at a bad time? Borna Coric made an incredible return from shoulder surgery earlier this year and years in the wilderness to win the title in Cincinnati, his first Masters 1000 crown. He will now be seeded at the US Open; is he finally about to come of age? In the women's draw, Caroline Garcia won as a qualifier in. Is she now finding her way and adding yet more chaos to the top of the women's game? Both Daniil Medvedev and Rafael Nadal lost in Cincinnati - which of those two is more concerning? And does it just throw the US Open even wider open? Andy Murray throws away a win against Cameron Norrie and suffers bad cramps. What does he have to do to finally make that jump back into the top 30? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Laver Cup is coming to London and what an event it is set to be! In this edition of My Tennis Journey, Laver Cup CEO, Steve Zacks talks about his passion for tennis, the origins of the Laver Cup and the ever so ace story of how Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray ended up joining Team Europe. Hopefully this episode will whet your appetite for the excitement of the forthcoming Laver Cup…For more information on the Laver Cup please visit: https://lavercup.com/

Emma Raducanu enjoyed two of her most high-profile wins as she beat Victoria Azarenka and Serena Williams comfortably, but then lost to in-form Jessica Pegula. Finding form at the right time, or catching two legends at a bad time? Borna Coric made an incredible return from shoulder surgery earlier this year and years in the wilderness to win the title in Cincinnati, his first Masters 1000 crown. He will now be seeded at the US Open; is he finally about to come of age? In the women's draw, Caroline Garcia won as a qualifier in. Is she now finding her way and adding yet more chaos to the top of the women's game? Both Daniil Medvedev and Rafael Nadal lost in Cincinnati - which of those two is more concerning? And does it just throw the US Open even wider open? Andy Murray throws away a win against Cameron Norrie and suffers bad cramps. What does he have to do to finally make that jump back into the top 30? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit den Masters Turnieren in Cincinnati. Auch in dieser Woche gab es wieder überraschende Siegerinnen und Sieger. Bei den Herren konnte sich Borna Coric, der ja im Frühling von einer längeren Verletzungspause zurückgekommen war, durchsetzen. Er gewann das Finale gegen Stefanos Tsitsipas und hatte davor unter anderem schon gegen Cameron Norrie, Felix Auger-Aliassime und Rafael Nadal gesiegt. Es war der erste Masters Titel für Coric. Trotz seiner reichlichen Erfahrung ist Coric auch immer noch nur 25 Jahre alt. Tsitsipas ist während seiner Karriere natürlich ungleich erfolgreicher gewesen, musste sich jedoch hier im Finale geschlagen geben. Vorher hatte Tsitsipas im Halbfinale gegen seinen alten Rivalen Daniil Medvedev gewonnen. Einer der wenigen Siege für Tsitsipas gegen Medvedev. Der an Nummer 3 gesetzte Carlos Alcaraz verlor in einem ganz engen Viertelfinale gegen Cameron Norrie. Bei den Damen gewann ebenfalls eine Altbekannte. Hier konnte sich Carolina Garcia im Finale gegen Petra Kvitova durchsetzen. Für Garcia der erste große Erfolg seit Jahren, wobei sie ja seit Wochen in guter Form ist. Trotzdem hatte sie hier in Cincinnati in die Qualifikation gemusst und war damit die erste Qualifikantin, die sich den Titel bei einem 1000er Turnier sichern konnte. Garcia hatte auf dem Weg zum Titel unter anderem gegen Maria Sakkari, Jessica Pegula und Aryna Sabalenka gewonnen. Auch Finalgegnerin Petra Kvitova hatte in den letzten Jahren nicht mehr so viel Erfolge gefeiert wie noch in vergangen Jahren, sich jedoch zuletzt wieder gefangen. Kvitova hatte dabei auf dem Weg ins Finale gegen Ons Jabeur und Madison Keys gewonnen. Letztere war vor dem Finale wohl die Spielerin der Woche gewesen. So hatte Keys gegen Iga Swiatek und Elena Rybakina gewonnen. Zum Schluss der Sendung blicken Andreas und Philipp noch auf die Nominierungen für den Davis Cup. Eine der Stationen wir ja hier im September in Hamburg sein. 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.

Catherine, David and Matt get together for a catch up at the halfway point in Cincinnati. There's chat about the gruelling turnaround after Canada, some high profile withdrawals from the women's draw, why Serena Williams vs Emma Raducanu wasn't the memorable occasion we expected, Raducanu's improved form, Iga Swiatek's criticism of the balls, struggles for Naomi Osaka, the emergence of Ben Shelton, Rafael Nadal's defeat to Borna Coric, and Andy Murray's cramping issues. FRIENDS OF THE TENNIS PODCAST: Friends help us to produce the show year-round, and receive exclusive access to bonus podcasts throughout the year, including Tennis Re-Lived, listener questions, and Grand Slam review shows. Become a Friend - https://bit.ly/FriendOfTheTennisPodcastRead our profile in The New York Times - https://www.nytimes.com/2022/06/28/sports/tennis/tennis-podcast-wimbledon.htmlSign up to our newsletter - https://bit.ly/TennisPodcastNewsletterFollow us on Instagram - www.instagram/thetennispodcastAnd on Twitter - www.twitter.com/tennispodcast Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jack Edward and Nick Carter review everything that happened at the Montreal and Toronto Masters including how Pablo Carreno Busta and Simona Halep earned their titles.MontrealEarly Exits1:17: Trivia question: Pablo Carreno Busta is now the second-oldest first-time Masters champion of all time. Which player is the oldest? Answer revealed at 29:41. 2:15: Andy Murray loses emphatically to Taylor Fritz.4:09: Tommy Paul defeats Carlos Alcaraz in a high-drama affair.6:02: Casper Ruud proves he has more than one shot against Roberto Bautista Agut.8:20: Nick Kyrgios serve-and-volleys his through Daniil Medvedev.Match of the Tournament12:06: Dan Evans defeats Tommy Paul in Jack's pick for match of the tournament.Hubert Hurkacz13:54: Nick Kyrgios runs out of steam against Hubert Hurkacz.15:58: Hurkacz defeats Casper Ruud in the semifinals.Pablo Carreno Busta20:41: Nick's love of PCB. 24:46: PCB dismantles Jannik Sinner.26:04: What made the difference for PCB in the final against Hurkacz.29:41: Who is the oldest first-time Masters champion of all time?TorontoEarly Exits30:41: Serena Williams loses to Belinda Bencic in her last appearance in Toronto.35:01: Iga Swiatek loses to Beatriz Haddad Maia.Coco Gauff39:01: Coco Gauff's fighting spirit in her wins against Elena Rybakina and Aryna Sabalenka.41:46: Gauff becomes the world #1 in doubles.The Semifinalists43:47: Jessica Pegula's consistency this year.46:34: Karolina Pliskova overcomes a poor season to make the semifinals in Toronto.The Final49:20: Is Simona Halep a pusher?52:59 How the final played out between Halep and Haddad Maia.

Serena Williams says she will retire after the US Open, announcing in a long letter to the tennis world in Vogue that she's “evolving” away from tennis and will focus now on expanding her family and her business Serena Ventures. What's been her impact on the game? What's her legacy? Where does she rank among the greatest of all-time? And what about her clash with Emma Raducanu? Simona Halep is back in the top 10 after winning Rogers Cup beating Zhang, Teichmann, Gauff, Pegula and then Haddad Maia in the final. How much credit should her coach Patrick Mouratoglou be getting? There was a first Masters 1000 title for Pablo Carreno Busta. Is he the most underrated player on tour? Carlos Alcaraz lost to Tommy Paul from a commanding position and spoke about feeling the pressure afterwards. Are we concerned about his US Open chances? Jack Draper beat Stefanos Tsitsipas for the biggest win of his career and a place on the cusp of the top 50. What do we think his ceiling is? Nick Kyrgios beat Daniil Medvedev. Does this change our perspective on Kyrgios's chances at US Open? Dan Evans reached the semis and lost doubles final. After a big week for him, is there any sense that this US Open is last-chance-saloon in terms of having a serious chance of going deep in a grand slam? Andy Murray is set to take on Cam Norrie in Cincinnati, who wins? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Serena Williams says she will retire after the US Open, announcing in a long letter to the tennis world in Vogue that she's “evolving” away from tennis and will focus now on expanding her family and her business Serena Ventures. What's been her impact on the game? What's her legacy? Where does she rank among the greatest of all-time? And what about her clash with Emma Raducanu? Simona Halep is back in the top 10 after winning Rogers Cup beating Zhang, Teichmann, Gauff, Pegula and then Haddad Maia in the final. How much credit should her coach Patrick Mouratoglou be getting? There was a first Masters 1000 title for Pablo Carreno Busta. Is he the most underrated player on tour? Carlos Alcaraz lost to Tommy Paul from a commanding position and spoke about feeling the pressure afterwards. Are we concerned about his US Open chances? Jack Draper beat Stefanos Tsitsipas for the biggest win of his career and a place on the cusp of the top 50. What do we think his ceiling is? Nick Kyrgios beat Daniil Medvedev. Does this change our perspective on Kyrgios's chances at US Open? Dan Evans reached the semis and lost doubles final. After a big week for him, is there any sense that this US Open is last-chance-saloon in terms of having a serious chance of going deep in a grand slam? Andy Murray is set to take on Cam Norrie in Cincinnati, who wins? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Premier League does not let you down. And nor do Jimbo, Natalie Gedra, Charlie Eccleshare and Daniel Storey. Brentford batter Man United 4-0 in West London, after a masterclass of pressing and set-piece routine work from Thomas Frank's Bees. Plenty of problems for Erik ten Hag but hear why Ronaldo must go. After an absorbing affair, and a handshake for the ages, the spoils are shared between Chelsea and Spurs on Sunday, thanks to Antonio Conte finally having a bench to call upon. Only Man City and Arsenal have 2 wins out of 2. How far can Jesus take the Gunners? And Forest get lucky at the City Ground but a very promising midfield partnership is blooming. Plus Werner, Willian and Brighton playing Jenga. RUNNING ORDER:  • PART 1a: Moment of the weekend (01.00) • PART 1b: Brentford 4-0 Man United (05.00)  • PART 2a: Chelsea 2-2 Spurs (25.30) • PART 2b: Arsenal 4-2 Leicester (33.30) • PART 3a: Forest 1-0 West Ham (41.00) • PART 3b: The rest of the Premier League weekend (47.00) SIGN UP TO THE ATHLETIC TODAY FOR £1 A MONTH FOR THE FIRST 6 MONTHS • theathletic.com/totally Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Just months after winning his first Wimbledon, Andy Murray sat down with Graham and opened up about preparing for competition, surviving the Dunblane school massacre as a child and navigating injury, loss and fame on and off the court.

Hypothetical doomsday scenarios for a wrestling promotion that almost certainly isn't going bust... Andy Murray presents 8 Things That Could Trigger AEW's Downfall...ENJOY!Follow us on Twitter:@AndyHMurray@WhatCultureWWEFor more awesome content, check out: whatculture.com/wwe Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Listen to expert analysis from a titan in the tennis broadcasting world as Mark Petchey joins Inside-In to discuss the start of the North American hard court swing, headlined by sustained brilliant tennis from Nick Kyrgios. Petchey discusses which players have caught his on eye on the men's side, reasonable expectations for Emma Raducanu, and Andy Murray's desire to keep pushing. And Blair Henley joins the show to recap her wildly successful year, from interacting with a former president to putting out the tennis Tik-Tok video of the year. Henley discusses her experience as the MC of the International Tennis Hall of Fame Tournament & Ceremony this year, before diving into her thoughts on the star-studded WTA event in San Jose headlined by a great match between Naomi Osaka & Coco Gauff. Hosted by Mitch Michals Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tony opens the show by talking about Andy Murray and Venus Williams losing in the first round at the Citi Open, and he talks about Max Scherzer's outing against the Nats, and a special gift he got from Max and the Mets. Michael Wilbon calls in to talk about the 6 game suspension given to DeSean Watson and also about the passing of Bill Russell and his legacy. Mark Feinsand of MLB.com phones in to talk about the deals already made, and what may still happen before the deadline, and Tony closes out the show by opening up the Mailbag. Songs : The Almost Faithful “Enemy” ; Dan Bern “Turns out, Ohtani” To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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