Podcasts about hingis

"Serving Aces" with Alexandra Stevenson and co-host Hugues Laverdière discuss the Miami Open, the players, the surface, and the reason why some players can handle the "swampy" conditions and others can't - clearly by the top ten players that went out on both sides.  Alexandra says Swiatek plays without joy.  She mentions Andreeva having some looks of Martina Hingis - but she says no one has ever been able to match Hingis' hands.  Alexandra says the budding superstar of tennis is Fonseca of Brazil.  She says with 400,000 Brazilians living in Miami the match against de Minaur became Davis Cup raucous energy with the crowd erupting as they thought their player Fonseca could win.  de Minaur from Australia kept his cool and managed to pull the win out in three sets.  Ben Shelton hard launched his girl friend, Trinity Rodman, the soccer player.

A base de juego potente y ofensivo brilló en tiempos de Navratilova, Hingis, Zvereva, Arantxa Sánchez y Likhovtseva, entre otras, conquistando nueve títulos de WTA y alcanzando Cuartos de Final en los Grand Slams de Wimbledon y Roland Garros para erigirse como una de las mejores doblistas de la historia sudamericana. La tenista quilmeña Laura Montalvo, que llegó a ubicarse 23 del mundo en 2001 y fue figura de la Selección Nacional de Fed Cup entre 1997 y 2002 y en Sydney 2000, repasa en este emotivo mano a mano con DQ Radio, el programa del diario Deportes En Quilmes, su exitosa carrera, rememora aquellos Juegos Olímpicos y analiza el presente del deporte desde su actual rol de entrenadora. Una entrevista sin desperdicio. ¡Dale Play!.

Graf, Navratilova, Seles, Serena, Hingis... Jennifer Capriati not only competed with the game's greats, she beat them. It was an unconventional path. From youth prodigy to tennis survivor, Capriati put herself back in slam contention in 2003 when she met Justine Henin in an all-time classic semifinal under the lights at Arthur Ashe. Sick of hearing all the ads? Subscribe to Soda Premium on Apple Podcasts to get rid of them! Come join the Patreon family for bonus content, access to the exclusive discord server and ad free episodes. Follow @OpenEraPod on Twitter! While you're there say hello to @DesaiDevang or reach out to the show and say hey: podcast@openera.ca If merch is your thing, be sure to check out the store. If you enjoyed today's show, please rate Open Era 5-Stars on Apple Podcasts.

The Hall of Famer Kim Clijsters joined me right before Thanksgiving, and just as Belgium played their first The World Cup game. We had a magnificent chat. She began her pro career in 1998 and In 2003 at the age of 20 years old she reached #1 in singles and in doubles, She played Graf, Seles and Capriati, and battled Hingis, Davenport, Venus, Serena, and most significantly her fellow countrywoman and childhood rival Justine Henin, and we covered it all. We talked about how she grew up in tennis , her perspectives on today's WTA players including Leylah Fernandez, Iga Swiatek and we talked in lengthy how she identified with the retirement of Ash Barty. Kim and discussed her career in length, and she told me about some of her superstitions in The 10 Ball Scramble. Recorded 11.23 Released 12.2 The Craig Shapiro Tennis Podcast is Powered By Sergio Tacchini Diadora is the official shoe of the show Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Graf, Navratilova, Seles, Serena, Hingis...Jennifer Capriati not only competed with the game's greats, she beat them. It was an unconventional path. From youth prodigy to tennis survivor, Capriati put herself back in slam contention in 2003 when she met Justine Henin in an all-time classic semifinal under the lights at Arthur Ashe.Come join the Patreon family for bonus content and ad-free episodes: https://www.patreon.com/openera Follow @OpenEraPod on Twitter! And say hello to @DesaiDevang while you're there.If merch is your thing, be sure to check out the store: https://bit.ly/merchera Or reach out to the show and say hey: podcast@openera.ca If you enjoyed today's show, please rate Open Era 5-Stars on Apple Podcasts.See you again next week for an all new episode of Open Era.

Graf, Navratilova, Seles, Serena, Hingis...Jennifer Capriati not only competed with the game's greats, she beat them. It was an unconventional path. From youth prodigy to tennis survivor, Capriati put herself back in slam contention in 2003 when she met Justine Henin in an all-time classic semifinal under the lights at Arthur Ashe.Come join the Patreon family for bonus content and ad-free episodes: https://www.patreon.com/openera Follow @OpenEraPod on Twitter! And say hello to @DesaiDevang while you're there.If merch is your thing, be sure to check out the store: https://bit.ly/merchera Or reach out to the show and say hey: podcast@openera.ca If you enjoyed today's show, please rate Open Era 5-Stars on Apple Podcasts.See you again next week for an all new episode of Open Era.

Many of us look back at 1999 as the dawning of the modern golden age of women's tennis, a season that saw four different Slam champs, the abrupt exit of one GOAT, and the breakthrough of a new one. Lindsay, Martina, Venus, Serena, and Steffi battled for the biggest titles and crafted historic, enduring storylines at every major event of the year. There was a changing of the guard, sure, but the shift from one era to the next is never quite as cut-and-dry as it seems. Plus, of course, the memes -- or, in this era before memes -- the off-court controversies and clownery that we still talk about: BeadGate, the formal education argument; and more darkly, the homophobic insults thrown at Amelie Mauresmo and the persistent, racialized "muscles vs. brains" narrative. Let's take a walk down memory lane and discuss a season of women's tennis that quite literally changed the sport forever.   03:10 Setting the scene: What is happening in women's tennis and the culture at the fin de siècle? What does the teen pop explosion and Y2K have to do with tennis? 08:10 The WTA's struggles with investors and why anonymous “analysts” doubted the marketability of women's tennis 19:30 So what makes the ‘99 season so special? 22:55 Themes of the season: the Williams sisters are coming, and not everybody's happy about it 29:55 Martina is #1, but the dominance is slipping 37:40 Australian Open: Hingis three-peats, Mauresmo comes out, and we endure BeadGate 55:25 Roland Garros: Graf wins final major in an almighty mess of a final 62:50 Wimbledon: Lindsay ain't just a hardcourt wonder 69:45 Steffi calls time on one of the greatest careers in tennis history 72:25 US Open: Serena bags the first Williams singles Slam, beating a befuddled Hingis in the final; plus, why the ‘formal education' dust-up is even more instructive than we remembered 83:50 The year-end rankings, some fun facts about the Slam season, and the signs of what's to come

Martina Hingis. Ihr Name steht für Schweizer Sportgeschichte. Hingis ist die wohl die erfolgreichste Sportlerin, die die Schweiz je hatte. Mit 15 Jahren gewann sie ihren ersten Titel und darauf folgten viele weitere. Während Roger Federer mit wachsendem Erfolg auch zu einem Volksliebling wurde, war das Verhältnis der Schweizerinnen und Schweizer zu Martina Hingis stets durchzogen.Nach Jahren im Hintergrund gewährt Martina Hingis nun Einblick: Zwei Jahre lang haben sie Christof Gertsch und Mikael Krogerus immer wieder getroffen. Daraus entstanden ist ein episches Porträt in fünf Akten.In einer neuen Folge von «Apropos» erzählen die beiden Redaktoren vom «Magazin» von ihrer Begegnung mit Martina Hingis und wieso dieses Porträt so viel Zeit gebraucht hat. Moderiert wird die Folge von Philipp Loser.Den ersten Teil, gelesen von Redaktor Jean-Marc Nia finden Sie als Bonus-Folge «Apropos», 31. November 2021.Lesen Sie hier das ganze Porträt (ABO oder Probeabo)«Wer ich wirklich bin. Die Geschichte von Martina Hingis, der besten Sportlerin, die die Schweiz je hatte.»https://interaktiv.tagesanzeiger.ch/2021/martina-hingis-wer-ich-wirklich-bin/Lesen Sie den «Tages-Anzeiger» inkl. «Das Magazin» für 30 Tage lang kostenlos:www.tagiabo.ch

There have been few players in tennis history as consistent and humble as our guest, Amy Frazier proved to be throughout her long career. With longevity comes records, such as the distinction of having spent 18 conservative years in the top 100 (the longest ever continuous span by a female player who wasn't able to reach the top 10 - she made it to #13) OR having made 71 grand slam appearances - including 20 straight US Open events (a record before Venus Williams made this her latest achievement). Amy's stellar career included 8 WTA titles, 30 wins against top 10 champions including: Navratilova, Henin, Hingis and Seles as well as being the official WTA trivia answer to the question “who was the last player to ever play legend, Steffi Graf before her sudden retirement?” Join host Jon Guerrica as we spotlight a career of a player that wasn't fully recognized for what she was able to achieve during her amazing flat groundstroke striking career. This week, we get to know….the fantastic, Amy Frazier. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jon-guerrica/support

Support The Ready Play Tennis Podcast on Patreon: www.patreon.com/readyplaytennis. Connect with us! E: readyplaytennispodcast@gmail.com IG & TikTok: @readyplaytennispodcast Check out the JulyAugust 2021 issue of IN Magazine featuring Ready Play Tennis Podcast   The Western & Southern Open is in the books, and its champions Ashleigh Barty and Sascha Zverev are poised to make deep runs as among the favourites heading into next week's U.S. Open. In the early days of this podcast, the guys forgot who was the #1 player in the world on the ladies side... Ash is making the guys eat their word, with Aldwin and Jason discussing whether she is starting her own era of dominance the likes of former greats like Seles, Graf and Hingis. With the beauty of her play and ease of victories this week, would you agree, or is it still too soon to compare her to such tennis legends? For the first time in nine years the top for seeds make a Masters 1,000 semi final on the men's side... and none of them are the big three. The guys reflect on this new era and the exciting transitional period we're seeing in men's tennis. Of course, Aldwin and Jason discuss Aldwin's ex's (Tsitsipas for new listeners) propensity for mid-match potty breaks, which was called out by Zverev in their semi-final encounter. The guys witnessed this in Toronto last week in matches against both Humbert and Ruud. Jason starts the show by inviting a therapy session on his recent poor on court play... against the opponent (and doubles partner) who has his number, as the guys head into their first GLTA tournament in two years in Montreal over Labour Day Weekend.

Sophie Goldschmidt, has been recognized as one of the most influential/powerful Women in sports by multiple publications/organizations from Forbes, Adweek, Leaders in Sport, Sports Business, etc, working across the globe in leadership and senior positions from the WTA, NBA, England Rugby to the World Surf League.  All very different sports, with different opportunities and challenges along the way.  Great stories and learning from her exciting career over the past 20 years.   Key Highlights Journey from Baylor University playing NCAA tennis and landing at Adidas USA in Portland Working in the Adidas Tennis division, Indian Wells, Roland Garros, dealing with top players from Hingis to Kournikova,  Henman, Safin, etc Moving to WTA during the time the William sisters, Sharapova all becoming big stars, working with Larry Scott in the commercial and marketing space Sony Ericsson WTA Tour – US$ 88 million  (5-6 year deal) – breakthrough deal Porsche, Lotto, Wilson and Eurosport deal Moved WTA Year end final from LA to Madrid – new commercial deals Next stop, the NBA in NYC – David Stern and Adam Silver, tennis fans too - made connection through tennis and then moving into this new sport  Moved back to London as Managing Director EMEA, establishing NBA operations in Europe, Middle East and Africa – more decentralized operations, opening offices in Moscow, Milan, Istanbul, Jo-burg, etc Over 70 players from Europe in the League already at that time, NBA League Pass (OTT), finding new local marketing partners (sponsors),  “Basketball without Borders” across South Africa and other countries, grassroots development, something the NBA is very good at – Leading up to potential NBA League in Africa Long terms view,  “one kid at a time” convert from kicking to bouncing a ball  (David Stern) Opportunity to join England Rugby (RFU) as Chief Commercial & Marketing Officer – passion for the sport from her dad – opportunity for the sport following the very successful London Olympics and leading up to the 2015 Rugby World Cup in the UK First female board member at the RFU (also became the first female board member of the PGA European Tour during that time), evolved the brand and more progressive approach to sponsors, driving commercial and engagement with fans  CVC new investment into Rugby and her thoughts on it – new resources and more independent strategic thinking for the sport Joined the agency world at CSM – getting a look into the agency world Moving back to the US with the World Surf League as CEO – sport accepted into the Olympics, new wave technology with Kelly Slater Wave Company, etc Turning the challenge of the unpredictability of the weather (waves) into an opportunity, streaming vs linear TV, early digital adoption, less focus on live, lifestyle brand  Elevator pitch – as many surfers than golfers (over 400 million) in the world, beautiful location and people doing amazing things, highly engaged audience (sponsors from Corona to Airbnb) Big educational process, understanding and interest depending on the markets, Brazil is huge  Sophie continues on the WSL Advisory Board, in addition to new roles now as an Advisor in sports, media, tech, health & fitness including; as a business partner to the new connected Home Health & Fitness Platform (Tersa), LOVB volleyball, MIXhalo, Egoli, Racquet Publishing, Pamos and as Board Governor for the International Tennis Hall of Fame   About Sophie Goldschmidt Sophie is a dynamic, senior, global leader with broad and deep proven experience in sports, entertainment, media and technology. Throughout her career she has been at the forefront of globalizing and innovating sports and entertainment properties. Most recently she was CEO of the World Surf League (WSL) and previously in leadership, commercial and marketing roles at the National Basketball Association (NBA), the Women's Tennis Association (WTA), the Rugby Football Union (RFU), the PGA European Tour, Adidas and the global sports marketing & entertainment agency CSM. Sophie is a member of the WSL Advisory Board and business partner for Tersa. She also currently advises Egoli, LOVB, MIXhalo, Racquet Publishing, Pamos, round21, West 10th, Sportable and McKinsey, is a mentor for Techstars and a Member of the Board of Governors for the International Tennis Hall of Fame.   Follow us on our social sites for the latest updates Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sportsentrepreneurs/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/marcusluerpodcast LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/sports-entrepreneurs Website: https://marcusluer.com Podcast: https://marcusluer.com/podcast To get in touch, please email us at: podcast@marcusluer.com

Episodio #42. Hablamos de aquellos deportistas que alguna vez fueron catalogados como futura estrella en su deporte pero no lograron colmar las expectativas.

Retour sur la finale de Roland-Garros 1999 entre Martina Hingis et Steffi Graf, deux championnes issues de deux générations différentes. Alors que tout le monde s'attendait à un passage de témoin de la seconde à la première, le match et sans doute bien plus que cela a basculé en quelques secondes. 

Graf, Navratilova, Seles, Serena, Hingis...Jennifer Capriati not only competed with the game's greats, she beat them. It was an unconventional path. From youth prodigy to tennis survivor, Capriati put herself back in slam contention in 2003 when she met Justine Henin in an all-time classic semifinal under the lights at Arthur Ashe.Come join the Patreon family for bonus content and ad-free episodes: https://www.patreon.com/openera Follow @OpenEraPod on Twitter! And say hello to @DesaiDevang while you're there.If merch is your thing, be sure to check out the store: https://bit.ly/merchera Or reach out to the show and say hey: podcast@openera.ca If you enjoyed today's show, please rate Open Era 5-Stars on Apple Podcasts.See you again next week for an all new episode of Open Era.

Graf, Navratilova, Seles, Serena, Hingis...Jennifer Capriati not only competed with the game’s greats, she beat them. It was an unconventional path. From youth prodigy to tennis survivor, Capriati put herself back in slam contention in 2003 when she met Justine Henin in an all-time classic semifinal under the lights at Arthur Ashe.Come join the Patreon family for bonus content and ad-free episodes: https://www.patreon.com/openera Follow @OpenEraPod on Twitter! And say hello to @DesaiDevang while you're there.If merch is your thing, be sure to check out the store: https://bit.ly/merchera Or reach out to the show and say hey: podcast@openera.ca If you enjoyed today’s show, please rate Open Era 5-Stars on Apple Podcasts.See you again next week for an all new episode of Open Era.

In 1997, Martina Hingis beat Jana Novotna to become the youngest Wimbledon winner in the Open Era, aged 16. She also put together one of the best seasons in tennis history, winning all but one of her Grand Slam matches.Are her achievements from that year underrated? How were her sassy comments and confidence received at the time? In what way did she sometimes get herself in trouble with remarks about fellow players? What made her such a joy to watch? And why did she not go on to dominate for years despite a couple of comebacks?Mary Carillo and Lindsay Davenport give perspective on how the power revolution in women’s tennis caught up with Hingis, and Martina herself explains why she thinks players are no longer having the success she had as a teenager.The Tennis Podcast is presented by Catherine Whitaker and David Law, and features Matt Roberts. It is produced weekly year-round, and daily during the Grand Slam tournaments. It is crowdfunded by listeners each December. * TENNIS RE-LIVED *We will be doing daily shows throughout the original Wimbledon dates, looking back on some of the tournament’s best matches and most important stories. Highlights of Martina Hingis’ title run in 1997 can be viewed on YouTube. Tomorrow we will be focusing on the fourth round match between Pete Sampras and Roger Federer in 2001 which is available in full, here.* NEWSLETTER *Sign up to get our news, isolation diaries and Matt’s Stat - http://eepurl.com/gbmzRX* EMAIL *We hope that the podcast helps to provide some form of escape during these challenging times. If you ever feel like writing to us, our e-mail is open – info@tennispodcast.net*REDDIT *We have a sub-reddit page! It's a growing online community where over 925 listeners chat about the show and all things tennis. Join in - https://www.reddit.com/r/thetennispodcast/* KICKSTARTER * We are crowdfunded for 2020, but if you’d like to receive a reminder e-mail when we launch our next Kickstarter in December, then you can put your details here - http://eepurl.com/gwWILX*SOCIAL MEDIA *Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thetennispodcast/Twitter - www.twitter.com/tennispodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In dieser Folge teile ich nochmals weitere Tipps zum Thema Audioqualität Inhalte Importeinstellungen Mache dir einen "Pre-Check" zur Routine Schneller ans Ziel Podcast Workbook Trag dich jetzt ein für das Podcast Workbook www.podcast-machen.com/workbook Schneller ans Ziel Wenn Du einen maximal automatisierten Podcast erstellen willst, welchen Du mir Einfachheit produzieren möchtest, dann melde Dich bei mir. Klicke hierzu einfach unten auf den Button und schreibe mir eine E-Mail! assistenz@podcast-machen.com   --------------------------------- einfaches KI Transkript der Folge: Hi und willkommen zu einer neuen Podcast Folge. Heute geht es nochmal um die Audio Qualität und warum du auf deinen Import und auch Export bzw. deine Aufnahme Einstellungen achten solltest. Rund um die Audio Qualität habe ich ja schon ein paar Beiträge gemacht und ein paar Folgen hier im Podcast eingesprochen. Die verlinkt ich am Ende des Blogbeitrag nochmal, falls die dort nochmal nachlesen oder nachhören möchtest. Kommen wir mal rund um das Thema Import Einstellungen bzw. die Aufnahme Einstellung. Wenn du direkt in der Audio Software auf nimmst, also live sehen willst in Art und Weise einer Wellenform, was du da aufzeichnet, wie laut das ist, das so einfach so ein Bild vor Augen hast, solltest du unbedingt auf die Import Einstellungen bzw. auf die Aufnahme Einstellungen achten. Bei Das beste Equipment bringt dir nichts, wenn du falsch aufzeichnet. Letztens hatte ich den Fall mit einer Klientin, die Qualität hat, von einer Datei auf die andere Datei plötzlich rapide abgenommen. Das hat sich in der Datei super angehört und in der nächsten auf einmal war so ganz dumpf, blechern, stumpf. Man kann es gar nicht genau zuordnen, wie sich das anhört. Einfach richtig, richtig untypisch, schlecht, also komplett anders wie die Aufnahmen davor oder wie man es generell von einer vernünftigen Podcast Aufnahme erwarten. Kann oder darf und nach ein bisschen Hin und Her suchen kam dann am Ende dabei raus, dass die Dateien bei mir falsch ankamen. Es waren zwar MP3-Dateien, aber in dem expliziten Fall war es jetzt so, dass er die Abtastrate oder wie man das im Fachjargon nennt.   Normalerweise sind sie meistens etwas, was ich 44 000, 1000 Hertz oder 48 000 Hertz. Und hier hatten die Audiodateien auf einmal nur noch 8000 Hertz. Und das ist natürlich komplett anders an, als wurde hier ein Fehler gemacht entweder beim Export, dass dort die falschen Exporte Einstellungen eingestellt wurden oder halt auch bereits in deren Aufnahme Einstellungen der Fehler gemacht wurde und man davon dadurch schon von vornherein in Autositz sie zum Beispiel komplett falsch und viel, viel schlechter aufnimmt, wie man das eigentlich sonst macht. Man ist davor nicht gefeit, wenn man jetzt sagt Okay, gut, dann nehme ich halt nicht direkt in eine Software auf. Und das Ganze muss man auch so etwas wie bei meinem Mikrofon hier zum H2. Muss man das natürlich auch einmal machen. Also, ich hab das, wo es gekauft hat. Vor über drei Jahren hab ich das einmal eingestellt und seitdem nie wieder angefasst. Aber man muss es halt machen, auch wenn man es falsch einstellt oder halt das nie bemerkt, dass es falsch eingestellt ist, dann ist das natürlich äußerst kontraproduktiv. Was auch noch wichtig ist, dass du dir einfach gerade am Anfang von dem Podcast, dass du dir meine Nase kitzelt. So dass sie die am Anfang von Wenn du am Anfang stets mit einem Podcast noch nicht so die Routinen Treber hast, mach dir eine Prey cheek Liste um, machte diese zur Routine, dass du immer diese Schritte genauso in dieser Reihenfolge auch machst, weil Fehler können immer mal passieren.   Da ist keiner davor sicher und deshalb ist es umso wichtiger, dass und Workflow zuentwickeln, dem man immer wieder genauso abarbeitet und auch nicht ändert bzw. Seiten. Man verbessert ihn wissentlich, weil man noch irgendwas Neues dazu packen will, aber vom Grundsatz her, dass man einfach ein defined definierten Workflow hat, den man einhält, und so eine Lauf Abfolge von Schritten, die man macht, damit man weiß Okay, ich habe alles richtig gemacht. Die auf die Einstellung sind richtig, und der Rest hintendran auch. So ein Workflow kann zum Beispiel sein. Das fängt ganz simpel an Mikrofon anschließen, dann die Aufnahme Einstellungen nochmal prüfen, bevor man aufnimmt. Gerade am Anfang auf vielleicht eine Probeaufnahmen machen. Das muss ja keine fünf Minuten seines reichend, 30 Sekunden einmal kurz Hallo, ein, zwei, drei Test, Test, Test. Das reicht ja schon. Und das Ganze nochmal schnell anhören. Dann hört man AOC UKIP. Bis dahin ist schon mal alles safe. Ich nehme es gut auf, dann kann man aufzeichnen. Bevor man exportiert die Export Einstellungen nochmal prüfen und dann halt final exportieren. Und am Anfang schadet es auch hier nicht immer nur die exportierte Datei nochmal kurz aufmacht und sich einfach schnell anhört. Muss ja nicht die ganze Folge sein, aber einfach, dass man diesen Workflow einfach reinbekommen okey. Wie ist der Ablauf bei mir von einer Aufnahme? Damit ich möglichst keine Fehler mache? Das mag am Anfang auch ein bisschen komisch sein.   Gerade auch wenn du jetzt vielleicht Hingis macht, ja dazu eine Checkliste, dann ist das vielleicht sehr banal. Das Mikrofon anzuschließen und in der Aufnahme Software? Ja, da können Sie nicht mal sagen, dass es sicher ist, dass das richtige Mikrofon verwendest. War, wenn wir jetzt am Laptop aufnimmt. Jedes Laptop hat auch Mikrofon, und du schließt ein Mikrofon per USB an und hast aber das falsche Mikrofon ausgewählt. Dann nimmst du zwar auf und siehst das auch, das du auf nimmst. Aber es ist ja nicht das richtige Mikrofon und die internen Mikrofone von einem Laptop, die sind natürlich bei weitem nicht so gut wie ein vernünftiges USB, Mikrofon oder auch ein Mikro. Also du siehst, es kann unterwegs trotzdem viel schiefgehen. Macht ja so eine ganz einfache Checkliste wie du. Wie du da besser durchkommen kannst, damit es einen definierten Workflow für dich hast. Selbst wenn du gut aufnimmt, passt das alles und exportiert dann Schlächtern ich sie. Unser Export ist in die Hose gegangen, aber das ist es auch passiert. Dann ist es auch nicht so schlau gewesen. Einfach so nach dem Motto Ich mach einfach mal, wird schon klappen. System so gut? 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Martina Hingis never won the French Open, but the 1999 final was definitely the one that got away as she let slip a comfortable lead against Steffi Graf in a classic match filled with aggro.How did Hingis stir things up before the match with her comments about Graf? What incidents turned the crowd against Hingis and caused her to get a point penalty? And in what way were the scenes at the end of the match - as Hingis returned to the court in tears comforted by her mother - so pathos heavy?We hear from Mary Carillo about why she loved watching Hingis play and why she always assumed that the Swiss would win Roland Garros one day.As for Graf, this turned out to be her last Grand Slam title, and she retired shortly afterwards. Her coach, Heinz Günthardt, talks candidly about the match and reveals the exact moment Graf knew her time in the sport was up.The Tennis Podcast is presented by Catherine Whitaker and David Law, featuring Matt Roberts. It is produced weekly year-round, and daily during the Grand Slam tournaments. It is crowdfunded by listeners each December.* NEWSLETTER *Sign up to get our news, isolation diaries and Matt’s Stat - http://eepurl.com/gbmzRX* ROLAND GARROS RE-LIVED *We are producing daily shows throughout the original Roland Garros dates, looking back on 15 classic matches and stories from the tournament’s history. This weekend, our focus is on the 1999 edition of the French Open. You can watch Steffi Graf vs. Martina Hingis in full on YouTube , and on Sunday we will be going back to Andre Agassi vs. Andrei Medvedev. We will also be doing editions for Wimbledon.* EMAIL *We hope that the podcast helps to provide some form of escape during these challenging times. If you ever feel like writing to us, our e-mail is open – info@tennispodcast.net*REDDIT *We have a sub-reddit page! It's a growing online community where more than 875 listeners chat about the show and all things tennis. Join in - https://www.reddit.com/r/thetennispodcast/*SOCIAL MEDIA *Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thetennispodcast/Twitter - https://twitter.com/TennisPodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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French Open Champion and Croatian Fed Cup Captain IVA MAJOLI is a consistent force in the tennis world.  As a child, she travelled from wartime Croatia to Bradenton Florida in order to hone her craft at the Bollettieri Academy. As a pro, she quarter-finaled the Australian Open AND Wimbledon and got to #4 in the world. And in 1997, at the age of 20 she shocked the tennis world by stopping Martina Hingis in the finals of the only major Hingis lost that year. She's posted wins over Davenport, Martinez, Seles, and Sabatini and many more. And now along with her captaining the Croatian Fed Cup team, she is on the WTA board, is a co-tournament director and is fast becoming a tennis mom. On this episode, IVA MAJOLI explains what happens to the mentality of the draw when the #1 seed looses in an early round. Especially when that #1 is an unbeatable Steffi Graf. She also breaks down her unique relationship with Donna Vekic. And she lets us know what she thinks of the WTA limiting the play of young players like Coco Gauff. (Recorded September 4, 2019. Released October 16, 2019). UNDER REVIEW is a podcast in which tennis insiders share unique stories and insightful perspective. For more information, please contact:  info@underreviewtennis.com SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIAL: For other episodes of UNDER REVIEW with alumni from the Bollettieri Academy,  check out: Tommy Haas [Ep4]; Paul Annacone [Ep15]; Jim Courier [Ep23]; Anne White [Ep34]; Andre Sa [Ep35]; Jimmy Arias [Ep35]. And for an episode with the legendary coach himself, check out: Nick Bollettieri [Ep28]. To watch highlights of Iva's epic win over Martina Hingis, check out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=be87AjJQ-dw KEYWORDS: Bollettieri Academy, Coco Gauff, Croatia, Donna Vekic, Fed Cup, Goran Ivanisevic, IMG Academy, Lindsay Davenport, Martina Hingis, Nick Bollettieri, Roland Garros, St. Petersburg, Stefi Graff, tennis mom, WTA

Julian Li is a professional stringer that has been on staff at 30 Grand Slam tournaments and put in thousands of hours stringing racquets for a majority of Tennis Pros that have played at the grand slam level. Named Stringer of the year in 2015, he is also the owner of Apex Racquet Werks his new tennis store in LaVerne, CA where he is an asset to the southern cal tennis scene. Many in the SoCal know Julian for his store in Arcadia Racquets Rackets which was opened in the 90s and is now run by his brother John. In the interview Julian shares some great stories about sharing an iPad with Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal’s attitude on tennis stringing, taking a picture with a young unknown Martina Hingis and shares a lot of behind the scenes tournament knowledge from the professional stringer perspective. Visit tennispal.com to download the tennis app everyone is talking about and access the show notes! Send an email to pk@tennispalapp.com for more information. Download from iTunes here Thanks for recommending and listening!

21.07.2018 - In der Episode #22 ist Schnegg wieder einmal im Studio, dafür hat sich Tribun ins regnerische Italien verzogen. Wir sprechen trotz leichten Netzwerk-Problemen von Tribuns Smartphone über unsere Schweizer Moderatoren-Legende Sascha Rufer und seinen "Ausrutscher" beim WM-Final, Stanislaus Wawrinka's mögliche Absenz bei den US-Open und unser Leichtathletik-Duracel-Häsli Mujinga Kambundji. Zudem küren wir Nicolas Marzan zum Tippspiel-König und beleuchten die "Traumhochzeit" von Martina Hingis und ihrem ehemaligen Sportarzt Harald Lehmann.

There is a problem with our society because we are measured and judged for the Hingis we are not good at. We have to change that if we want to build a society of winners.. let me explain.

The tennis world received a punch to the gut with news of Jana Novotna's passing; Jonathan tells us how he will remember one of his all-time favourite players. We run through the year-end tennis news: Dimitrov winning the ATP Finals, CoCo's performance at the Fed Cup final, a pair of high-profile coaching breakups, a love match, and Stepanek's retirement. We also marvel at Serena's wedding, the YES vote winning in Australia, and the burgeoning Dimidal friendship, before ending the show with a pair of things that really ticked us off and one that we absolutely adore.   00:45 Remembering the one-of-a-kind Jana Novotna 15:23 Grigor Dimitrov is your year-end champ and new world #3 29:40 Colleen helps the U.S. to Fed Cup glory, is gracious as always 33:34 Cleansing the palate with Serena's wedding 37:36 Cheers, Australia! Loves trumps hate down under 40:10 The Body Serve motto 41:41 The Dimidal phenomenon: we are HERE for it 45:40 Rafa's verdick & Bencic continues her climb 47:40 Splitsville: Caro & Sascha, Murray & Lendl 52:15 Stepanek joins Hingis in retirement; Thiem/Mladenovic confirm love match 55:18 #SeeWhatHadHappendWas: Richard Ingham Evans 61:05 Xtina attempts to climb Mount Whitney 63:53 Thing we dislike: the abhorrent JAMES CORDEN 66:10 Thing we love: the delightful SKAM

101 episodes in and we're still finding lots to talk about. We praise Caroline Wozniacki for her career-best performance as she beats the best and wins Singapore. Plus, we discuss Venus' season, and the knocks on her for her press conference performances, sorting through some resentments and biases on all sides. We also take on Hingis' shocking retirement, Guy Forget shading the eff out of Roger Federer, and end with an impassioned #SeeWhatHadHappenedWas on Kevin Spacey.     1:30 Getting into Singapore: surface slowness, round robin intrigue 9:35 Showing some respect to Caroline Wozniacki, who stomped the field with aggression, movement, forehands and backhands 17:30 A final thought on Venus' resurgent and ever less stubborn game 22:35 Venus' press conferences: is something up with her? 28:40 Who EXACTLY is WTA player of the year? Who knows ... 36:15 Comparing the WTA top 10 year-over-year 39:45 The complex, enduring, and great Martina Hingis retires at no. 1 44:00 Paris Masters tournament director Guy Forget drags Federer in the press 50:10 Men's et ceteras: Tsonga notches big wins but loses Vienna final; Fed wins 8th hometown title; the men's player of the year debate marches on 54:35 A few thoughts on Zhuhai 56:30 #SeeWhatHadHappenedWas So Kevin Spacey wants to be part of the community now?

Martina Hingis joins the WTA Insider Podcast one last time as an active player, after announcing the BNP Paribas WTA Finals Singapore presented by SC Global would be her final tournament. Hingis reflects on her storied 23-year-career, which began as a 14-year-old at the Zurich Open and ended on top, as she capped off a nine-title final season by finishing the year atop the doubles rankings with her partner Latisha Chan.  Subscribe to the WTA Insider Podcast on iTunes or any podcast app of your choice to ensure you never miss an episode when they go live. 

So we are at the penultimate tournament on the WTA tour and we are discussing the finals in Singapore as well as discussing yet another Delpo v Federer matchup in Basel. Don't forget you can and SHOULD comment below and you can find us on Twitter @A_Gallivant (Andreen), @JLR78 (Janina) and @RealzTenisFanz (Realz). 0:07:00 - WTA Resultz leading up to WTA Singapore 0:09:00 - WTA Finalz Singapore (Halep is Horrendous getting to Number 1, Vintage Venus turned into a Veteran Venus, Slow Courts, Woz's Win 0:29:20 - Venus v Pissy Press0:40:30 - Realz pick of the matches at Singapore 0:44:35 - Benneateau is retiring without a title ... oh okay.... and Martina Hingis is leaving again for the 3rd time (I am wrong. The ball was IN not OUT at the French Open 99 final Hingis v Graf) 0:49:30 - Race to London ATP Finals, Lucas Pouille beat Tsonga in Vienna (WTF), Federer v Del Potro Basel was Basic ...Magnus is OUT1:18:10 - WTA Zhuhai lineup

Rafael Nadal ensured the old guard collected the entire Grand Slam title haul in 2017 by winning the US Open, and afterwards the Tennis Podcast team wondered how many more he might pocket. Where was the final against Kevin Anderson won and lost? Compared to the Nadal of the past, how well is he playing right now?And can tennis expect a golden period with the return of Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic in January?Finally, how good is Martina Hingis at doubles?The Tennis Podcast is presented by broadcasters Catherine Whitaker (Eurosport, BBC 5 Live) and David Law (BBC 5 Live, BT Sport), it is produced weekly throughout the year, and daily at the Grand Slam tournaments, in association with Telegraph Sport and Eurosport.www.tennispodcast.net See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We've got the Wimbledon blues after Venus couldn't get it done in the final against Muguruza. But, we're here to give full credit to Garbine & Roger for their outstanding fortnights at SW19. When one of the "Big Four" win a Slam, a lot of false narratives pop up from various corners; we're here to debunk a few of those. We also welcome Karolina Pliskova to the WTA penthouse, launch our Hall of Fame, and finish with a holdover discussion of two TV shows we're currently watching.   01:30 Muguruza slays, but why'd it have to be against Venus?!?! 02:25 A lost opportunity for Venus? Why this was different from Australia 09:30 Muguruza is the TRUTH, take a bow 12:20 Assessing the Garbine/Venus pre-finals juju: Conchita is the ex-factor 16:40 Take Venus at her word as a serious contender, and stop infantilizing her in defeat 22:02 Roger and Rafa have both benefited from Djokovic/Murray dip. So what? Enjoy it 25:53 Federer continues to amaze; he is amazing. But, a God he is not 34:25 Fedal fatigue? Rubbish. The men's events just need more competitive tennis 37:05 Hingis swaps Paes for Murray, wins Mixed Doubles...and other doubles news. 40:40 Let me see your underwear, Serena on SportsCenter, & Andy Murray's feminism 47:07 Girl, BYE: Piers Morgan (Trash) and The Telegraph (Trash) 51:14 Karolina Pliskova signs lease for WTA penthouse 52:45 Body Serve HOF: You're a winner for a lifetime, if you seize that one moment in time 59:34 Non-tennis segment: two shows we're watching right now

In Episode 71, we're bidding farewell to a breakneck month of tennis. On the docket: Kerber misses a chance to reclaim #1 in Dubai, but she will have no shortage of chances to do so in the coming months. Meanwhile, the Big Four returned in Dubai and Acapulco to mixed reviews. We're very pleased for Ash Barty and her breakout week in Kuala Lumpur, and we delve into the Sharapova wild card situation re: the French Open.    1:52 Kerber's missed opportunity for #1, many more to come 4:44 Milos' brittleness holds him back...again 7:24 Thirsting for Thiem #BrokenRecord 8:18 Strange week in Dubai & Acapulco for the ATP 12:41 Federer's surprise collapse, virtuosity & mental strength 21:30 We ain't mad at Nole's 12-word presser 23:50 Rafa's week in Acapulco & the Querrey blitz 27:58 HUGE week for Ash Barty & we ain't mad about that either 30:22 You know Hingis is already on the phone after Garcia/Mladenovic split 35:10 The Sharapova French Open wild card situation 42:27 Tennis Channel Buys Tennis.com 46:03 Small preview of Indian Wells 56:43 One thing we like, one we don't: "One Day at a Time" & hideous male facial hair

Late-Winter Blues: - Requiem for a fruitful tennis partnership: Serena & Big Sascha part ways- Caroline tried it, but Vika prevails yet again - The fortunes of the Big 4 heading into the Fifth Slam(s)- James' brush with fame: a tweet from his Queen- Checking in with Venus, Hingis, Daveed, and Juan Martin- James confesses his disgust at the current crop of ____ players.

In episode 4, we recap the Aussie Open: - Serena gets 19, Maria tries but fails to overcome the coughing SW. - Madison Keys slams her way to the semis.- Venus re-emerges as a contender?- What, if anything, does Rafa's showing in Australia mean for his quest for 10 in Paris?- Jennifer Capriati's twitter woes and the horror of watching your heroes become human.- Andy Murray the mental case? Andy succumbs to Novak's bizarre dramatics.- Hingis wins first slam since 2002, Mladenovic is unimpressed.

With the Australian Open in its second week, we speak to the great Martina Hingis, who reached the final six times in a row. Can anyone stop Serena Williams? What would she advise a player to do against Williams? And what is her opinion of some of the up-and-coming stars? Are the age rules right these days given that Hingis was the World No.1 at 16 and retired at 22? What does she think of Andy Murray, and the impact of Ivan Lendl, and would she ever like to take a similar coaching role? All questions answered. After the five-set classic between Stanislas Wawrinka and Novak Djokovic, we also ask you whether it’s time for a 5th set tie-break in the final set of all Grand Slam tournaments. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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