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In this episode of Real Relationships Real Revenue, I sat down with Terry Isner from Jaffe PR. Terry has a deep expertise in law firm topics, PR, business development, and so much more. He's here to talk about all of these things and dive into how we can change the way that boardrooms think and act today. No one wants to be a vendor or a client anymore, we want to be partners, and that requires a shift in the way we do things in business so we can embrace the humanity of it all.    Topics We Cover in This Episode:    Why we need to be more people-centric in boardrooms The impact of social issues on businesses today How to find your company culture How we can all lead when it comes to the issues we face in the boardroom Why changing the terminology you use in business changes the mindset How empathy, compassion, and kindness are linked to your bottom line Ways to get everyone in the organization involved in bringing in ideas Getting immersed in learning opportunities for continued growth The importance of allowing people to be themselves in business The business opportunities available to us when we adapt to change How to tackle the hard and scary challenges in business   A lot has changed in business in recent years, and the power exists with the people now. To be successful, it's important for businesses to shift the way they are doing things and focus more on the human-centric aspects and how they can give everyone a voice.    If you enjoyed this conversation and want to connect with Terry and learn more about what we discussed today, make sure to visit his website to check out the resources there.    Resources Mentioned: Visit the Jaffe PR website Listen to my conversation with Julia

In this episode of Real Relationships Real Revenue, I sat down with Terry Isner from Jaffe PR. Terry has a deep expertise in law firm topics, PR, business development, and so much more. He's here to talk about all of these things and dive into how we can change the way that boardrooms think and act today. No one wants to be a vendor or a client anymore, we want to be partners, and that requires a shift in the way we do things in business so we can embrace the humanity of it all.    Topics We Cover in This Episode:  Why we need to be more people-centric in boardrooms The impact of social issues on businesses today How to find your company culture How we can all lead when it comes to the issues we face in the boardroom Why changing the terminology you use in business changes the mindset How empathy, compassion, and kindness are linked to your bottom line Ways to get everyone in the organization involved in bringing in ideas Getting immersed in learning opportunities for continued growth The importance of allowing people to be themselves in business The business opportunities available to us when we adapt to change How to tackle the hard and scary challenges in business   A lot has changed in business in recent years, and the power exists with the people now. To be successful, it's important for businesses to shift the way they are doing things and focus more on the human-centric aspects and how they can give everyone a voice.    If you enjoyed this conversation and want to connect with Terry and learn more about what we discussed today, make sure to visit his website to check out the resources there.    Resources Mentioned: Visit the Jaffe PR website Listen to my conversation with Julia  

The guys are finally back and lots to discuss here. 500 tiebreaks for Isner, Kygs discusses boxing, Holger runes future on the tour and more!

February in tennis: four continents, three Iga bagels, two male US Open champs winning titles, and one white woman wearing racially inappropriate hairstyles. This month is nothing if not eclectic. We also chat about Hsieh dropping in then dropping out of Dubai, what the hell is going with Schwartzman and Muguruza, and the breakout star who will change tennis in his country forever.     0:45 Iga generously doles out bagels; Sakkari Semifinal Segment 13:45 Wu Yibing becomes first Chinese man to win a title, also gets people to watch an Isner match 20:10 Carlos is back; plus a rankings factoid  22:50 Finance pro Matija Pecotić leaves work early to beat wild card king Jack Sock  25:45 What's going on with Diego Schwartzman and Garbiñe Muguruza? 28:45 The disingenuous comparison of men's records to women's  31:50 Counting inches: Novak, the Sunshine Double, and the “proof” that nobody needs 36:15 Hsieh resurfaces, Ostapenko's appropriation, and Eubanks' near miss 44:40 Things we like/dislike: withholding stars, oats, and beans

Pete and Nick are joined by pro tennis player, avid Carolina Hurricanes fan and fantasy hockey enthusiast John Isner before he heads to Raleigh, North Carolina for the NHL Stadium Series on Saturday. The guys discuss the Hurricanes' Stanley Cup futures appeal, stance at the trade deadline, whether he trusts the goalie trio entering the postseason and how coach Rod Brind'Amour once gave him some motivation. Other topics covered with Isner, who's known for his height (6-foot-10), hard serve and aces, include hockey players he admires like Alex Ovechkin and Tage Thompson, his biggest fantasy steal of the season so far and some of his go-to spots before the outdoor game. Fan questions and other player topics for this show include whether to trade for Patrick Kane now in fantasy before a potential move, Dillon Dube vs. Rafael Harvey-Pinard, Jake Oettinger's Vezina Trophy chances, Ryan O'Reilly, Arthur Kaliyev, Robby Fabbri, Jakub Vrana, Adin Hill, Anthony Duclair, Jake DeBrusk and more.

On this week’s Monday Match Analysis, commentator Mike Cation joins Gill Gross to discuss newly minted ATP Champion Yibing Wu, the first ever from China. Wu beat John Isner in the Dallas Open. We also hit on rising talents Arthur Fils and Ben Shelton. First, Gill gives his takeaways on Jannic Sinner’s 7th career title in Montpellier and Sebastian Baez’s slump-busting title in Cordoba. 00:00 Intro 01:05 Jannik Sinner 04:25 Sebastian Baez 06:53 Yibing Wu over Isner 12:38 Mike Cation Interview --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/monday-match-analysis/support

Our guest on this week's episode is Brandon Isner, Americans head of retail research at CBRE, the large commercial real estate firm. While the holidays are now over and most of us have taken down the tree and put the decorations away, a lot of holiday work still needs to be done for retailers. They have to deal with the $135 billion in expected returns this year. Estimates are that 13 percent of all online orders are being returned. That is a lot to process for any company. Isner discusses how the massive amounts of returns are being handled.The Biden Administration took a step closer to its emissions reduction goalsthis week with the release of an interagency “blueprint” to decarbonize the nation's transportation sector. The plan addresses all passenger and freight travel modes and fuels to reach goals to secure a 100% clean electrical grid by 2035 and achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.  How is the industry reacting to this plan?The supply chain industry is continuously looking  for solutions to move goods faster with less costs. As we begin 2023, what are the hot tech devices and trends that will make an impact and what are also those technologies that are just too far ahead their time? DC Velocity's sister publication CSCMP's Supply Chain Quarterly  offers a podcast series called Supply Chain in the Fast Lane.  It is co-produced with the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals. The third season of eight episodes has fully launched  and focuses on attracting and retaining labor in our supply chains.  Go to your favorite podcast platform to subscribe.Articles and resources mentioned in this episode:CBREGovernment agencies release blueprint for decarbonizing transportationVolatile markets could trip up buzzy new technologies in 2023Visit DCVelocity.com for the latest news. Visit Supply Chain QuarterlyListen to CSCMP and Supply Chain Quarterly's Supply Chain in the Fast Lane podcastListen to Supply Chain Quarterly's Top 10 Supply Chain Threats podcastSend feedback about this podcast to podcast@dcvelocity.com.Podcast is sponsored by:  BeckoffOther linksAbout DC VELOCITYSubscribe to DC VELOCITYSign up for our FREE newslettersAdvertise with DC VELOCITYTop 10 Supply Chain Management Podcasts

Typically, no one can know the future in the moment. One can only follow one's instincts and hope the truth will present itself.Discover the truth of the church and much more, Deuces,  on Two On One:Star Trek Strange New WorldsSupport the show

Petter och Henric spanar in lottningen inför US Open. I en matig genomgång av startfältet ryms även snack om sjöborrepokaler, Hubert Hurkaczs bergochdalbaneform, Jack Drapers lilla genombrott och att tippa Isner fast man inte vill.  Ett samtal om tennis är Sveriges mest långlivade tennispodd. Den görs av sportjournalisterna Henric Larsson och Petter Pettersson. 

A Cincinnati Medvedev è troppo per Fritz, Tsitsipas sopravvive al servizio di Isner. Coric torna in alto, batte anche Auger-Aliassime, Norrie lotta per batte Alcaraz. Oggi le semifinali dalle 21 e da 00. Al femminile Kyes non si ferma più, Kvitova torna in forma. Oggi le semifinali dalle 17 e dalle 19. Spero vi piaccia :) In Cincinnati Medvedev is too much for Fritz, Tsitsipas survives Isner's service. Coric back up, beats Auger-Aliassime too, Norrie fights to beat Alcaraz. Today the semifinals from 21 and 00. Kyes doesn't stop for women, Kvitova is back in shape. Today the semifinals from 17 and 19. Hope you enjoy :)

Top 3 Takeaways From This Value-Packed Conversation: The PR world has undergone tremendous evolution over the past few years. Our capability to connect with people in all corners of the globe and project our message on such a massive scale via so many worldwide outlets is the NEW PR! In today's world, you are not being sold through marketing. You're being sold (or, in more realistic terms, you're selling yourself) through the emotional connection you make with a brand In order to be relevant in today's professional landscape, you need to learn to adapt to change and understand change will always be a constant, no matter what your industry or niche Click here for complete show notes  Episode 088 of Evolution of Brand is sponsored by my new guide: 8 Simple Ways to Grow Your Personal Brand With Podcasting! Discover easy-to-implement tips and strategies to take your personal brand to the next level leveraging the podcast medium. Click here to get your free guide MUSIC CREDIT: "Victory" courtesy of purple-planet.com

Top 3 Takeaways From This Value-Packed Conversation:The PR world has undergone tremendous evolution over the past few years. Our capability to connect with people in all corners of the globe and project our message on such a massive scale via so many worldwide outlets is the NEW PR!In today's world, you are not being sold through marketing. You're being sold (or, in more realistic terms, you're selling yourself) through the emotional connection you make with a brandIn order to be relevant in today's professional landscape, you need to learn to adapt to change and understand change will always be a constant, no matter what your industry or nicheClick here for complete show notes Episode 088 of Evolution of Brand is sponsored by my new guide: 8 Simple Ways to Grow Your Personal Brand With Podcasting! Discover easy-to-implement tips and strategies to take your personal brand to the next level leveraging the podcast medium. Click here to get your free guideMUSIC CREDIT: "Victory" courtesy of purple-planet.com

Ad Atlanta Tiafoe non risparmia Nakashima, mentre Isner saluta il torneo. Oggi le semifinali. A Kitzbuhel la pioggia da ancora fastidio, oggi ultimo match di quarti e le semifinali. Ad Umago super Agamennone e Zeppieri, Sinner come da pronostico. Si prospetta una finale Italiana? Occhio però ad Alcaraz. Seguitemi su Instgram: tennis.passion_podcast Spero vi piaccia :) In Atlanta Tiafoe does not spare Nakashima, while Isner greets the tournament. Semifinals today. In Kitzbuhel the rain is still a nuisance, today the last quarterfinal match and the semifinals. In Umag super Agamemnon and Zeppieri, Sinner as expected. Does an Italian final look like? But watch out for Alcaraz. Follow me on Instagram: tennis.passion_podcast Hope you enjoy :)

Ad Atlanta ottimo esordio di De Minaur, mentre Isner fatica ma passa il turno. Oggi la sua sfida con Brooksby dalle 02:00. A Kitzbuhel suda Bautista mentre si arrende Thiem. Ad Umago Cecchinato batte uno stance Musetti, poi la favola di Agamennone continua. Oggi i quarti di finale con anche Zeppieri e Sinner. Seguitemi su Instagram: tennis.passion_podcast Spero vi piaccia :) In Atlanta an excellent debut for De Minaur, while Isner struggles but passes the turn. Today his challenge with Brooksby from 02:00. In Kitzbuhel Bautista sweats while Thiem surrenders. In Umago Cecchinato beats Musetti a stance, then the tale of Agamemnon continues. Today the quarter-finals with also Zeppieri and Sinner. Follow me on Instagram: tennis.passion_podcast Hope you enjoy :)

Ad Atlanta anche Opelka da forfait, bene invece gli americani. Oggi in campo De Minaur e anche Isner. A Kitbuhel continua la corsa di Thiem, in scioltezza Bautista Agut. Oggi i primi ottavi di finale. Ad Umago è festa Italiana, ottimin Sinner e Zeppieri. Oggi in campo il derby fra Musetti e Cecchinato. Arriva la conferma per Raducanu: scelto il coach per la stagione sul cemento. Seguitemi su Instagram: tennis.passion_podcast Spero vi piaccia :) In Atlanta also Opelka forfeit, while the Americans did well. Today on the field De Minaur and Isner too. In Kitbuhel Thiem's ​​race continues, with Bautista Agut smoothly. Today the first round of 16. In Umag it is an Italian festival, Ottimin Sinner and Zeppieri. Today on the field the derby between Musetti and Cecchinato. Confirmation arrives for Raducanu: the coach has been chosen for the season on hardcourt. Follow me on Instagram: tennis.passion_podcast Hope you enjoy :)

Still waiting for Isner to complete the day. Some farcical results on todays card.We have a big 10 match card ready!The Tennis Betting Podcast@Tennis_bet_24_7

A Bastad Cerundolo e Carreno dominano i loro avversari. Baez lotta contro un gran Thiem, e Rublev passa il test Djere. Oggi le semifinali. A Newport Bublik sorprende Murray, e Kubler sorprende il pubblico: per lui è la prima semifinale. Oggi le sfide fra Cressy vs Isner e Kubler vs Bublik. Al via da oggi le qualificazioni dell'ATP e WTA 500 di Amburgo. Seguitemi su Instagram: tennis.passion_podcast Spero vi piaccia :) In Bastad Cerundolo and Carreno dominate their opponents. Baez battles a great Thiem, and Rublev passes the Djere test. Semifinals today. In Newport Bublik surprises Murray, and Kubler surprises the public: for him it is the first semifinal. Today the challenges between Cressy vs Isner and Kubler vs Bublik. The ATP and WTA 500 qualifiers in Hamburg are starting today. Follow me on Instagram: tennis.passion_podcast Hope you enjoy :)

A Bastad esce subito di scena Ruud, oggi in campo Rublev e la super sfida fra Bautista Agut e Thiem. A Newport Murray suda ma batte Purcell, AA interrotto per oscurità continuerà oggi. Tanti auguri a Jannik Sinner. Seguitemi su Instagram: tennis.passion_podcast Spero vi piaccia :) In Bastad Ruud immediately leaves the scene, today on the field Rublev and the super challenge between Bautista Agut and Thiem. In Newport Murray sweats but beats Purcell, AA interrupted for obscurity will continue today. Happy birthday to Jannik Sinner. Follow me on Instagram: tennis.passion_podcast Hope you enjoy :)

A Bastad Thiem ritrova la vittoria, Rune ancora da rimandare. Giornata no per l'Italia: Fognini e Sonego out. A Newport Murray spietato. Oggi in campo Auger-Aliassime e Isner. Seguitemi su Instagram: tennis.passion_podcast Spero vi piaccia :) At Bastad Thiem he finds victory again, Rune still to be postponed. Bad day for Italy: Fognini and Sonego out. In Newport Murray ruthless. Auger-Aliassime and Isner on the field today. Follow me on Instagram: tennis.passion_podcast Hope you enjoy :)

I'm joined by Owen Lewis to recap everything from the first week of Wimbledon including the biggest shocks, the best matches and our predicted semifinalists.Our Favourite Matches of the First Week0:44: Watching Andy Murray losing to John Isner live.3:44: Serena Williams' loss to Harmony Tan and Novak Djokovic's win against Tim Van Rijthoven.Biggest Shocks of the First Week4:58: Alizé Cornet upsets Iga Swiatek in the third-round.9:45: Cristian Garin makes it to the quarterfinals.13:01: Jule Niemeier and Tatjana Maria facing off in the quarterfinals.Best Matches of the First Week16:35: Excitement for an exceptional future rivalry as Jannik Sinner defeats Carlos Alcaraz.23:35: Ons Jabeur saves four set points in the first set in her defeat of Elise Mertens.24:48: The drama in Nick Kyrgios' win over Stefanos Tsitsipas.Predicted Semifinalists33:41: David Goffin v Cam Norrie.36:05: Rafael Nadal v Taylor Fritz.37:47: Nick Kyrgios v Cristian Garin.38:59: Amanda Anisimova v Simona Halep.42:15: Elena Rybakina v Alja Tomjlanovic.43:52: Ons Jabeur v Marie Bouzkova.Nadal v Djokovic45:51: Our thoughts on a potential Nadal v Djokovic final.

A Wimbledon: Nadal fatica ancora ma vince con Berankis, ora la sfida con Sonego. Kyrgios e Tsitsipas ottima, ora sarà sfida fra questi 2. Oggi in campo Sinner con Isner e Alcaraz vs Otte. Al femminile fatica Swiatek ma passa il turno, ottima anche Halep. Oggi in campo Jabeur e Sakkari. Seguitemi su Instagram: tennis.passion_podcast Spero vi piaccia :) At Wimbledon: Nadal still struggles but wins with Berankis, now the challenge with Sonego. Kyrgios and Tsitsipas excellent, now it will be a challenge between these 2. Today Sinner on the field with Isner and Alcaraz vs Otte. Swiatek struggles for women but passes the turn, Halep is also excellent. Today on the field Jabeur and Sakkari. Follow me on Instagram: tennis.passion_podcast Hope you enjoy :)

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A Wimbledon Djokovic e Alcaraz in netta ripresa, Sinner vince con Ymer. Isner conquista la sifda con Murray. Oggi in campo Nadal, Shapovalov e Tsitsipas. Al femminile bene Pliskova: disastro Raducanu, Kontaveit e Muguruza. Oggi in campo Swiatek e Halep. Seguitemi su Instagram: tennis.passion_podcast Spero vi piaccia :) At Wimbledon Djokovic and Alcaraz in clear recovery, Sinner wins with Ymer. Isner wins the game with Murray. Today on the field Nadal, Shapovalov and Tsitsipas. Pliskova good for women: disaster Raducanu, Kontaveit and Muguruza. Today on the field Swiatek and Halep. Follow me on Instagram: tennis.passion_podcast Hope you enjoy :)

Mentre i tifosi interisti gongolano per il ritorno di Lukaku, i milanisti aspettano colpi di mercato che non arrivano: tutto dipende dal contratto di Maldini e Massara che scade oggi come molti altri contratti di calciatori in attesa di trovare nuove sistemazioni. Da Bernardeschi a Mertens, da Romagnoli a Dybala che, secondo il nostro convocato Carlo Pellegatti, ha speranze di vestire rossonero la prossima stagione. Sempre a proposito di mercato, si materializza sempre più la possibilità che la Juventus venda De Ligt. A confermarlo, le parole che Maurizio Arrivabene ha rilasciato a Guido Vaciago, direttore di Tuttosport. Ancora un oro dall'Italia del nuoto, sempre dalle acque del lago Lupa: Dario Verani è campione del mondo della 25 km di acque libere. Altra speranza di medaglia la riserva ancora la pallanuoto, con il Settebello che ieri ha battuto l'Ungheria ai quarti di finale. Ne parliamo con il portierone Stefano Tempesti. Infine con Chiara Icardi scopriamo chi è il gigante Isner, prossimo duro avversario di Jannick Sinner che, con la vittoria su Ymer, avanza al terzo turno di Wimbledon.

A marketing philosopher, brand consultant and dynamic speaker for the professional services industry, Terry M. Isner is known as “the empathy man” because of his humanistic approach to business strategy. Whereas many business professionals overlook compassion as part of the branding equation, Terry believes humanism is essential to a business' success in today's socially conscious environment. As Terry says, “If humanity gets left out of the board room, nobody wins.”In the world of professional services marketing, Terry fulfills a niche as a business strategist with an extensive background as an award-winning creative director and artist. This unique mix of creative and analytical thinking makes him more likely to set trends than follow them. In fact, Terry often draws inspiration from other industries to formulate new approaches to professional services marketing, PR and branding. He also stays current on the latest trends in technology to devise ways to leverage innovation to advance brands. And with his flair for showmanship, his presentations have been described as inspiring, fast-paced and entertaining.Terry's philosophical approach to business is just that – a philosophy. Bringing concepts such as creativity, inclusion and compassion into corporate culture is a reflection of the world we live in. Firms that fail to be cognizant of such issues risk damage to their reputations and devaluation of their brands. Terry helps preserve brand equity by helping firms adapt to these changing times and sharing their unique stories in creative ways across multiple channels, including print, digital and social media. He also uses his passion and expertise to empower marketers to be effective agents of change within their own organizations and help drive their firm's sales, branding and culture.Increasingly, employees desire an employer that emphasizes a culture of diversity and compassion. This trend is accelerating as significant generational shifts ignite change in the workplace. Terry specializes in helping firms maintain a cohesive culture and navigate generational change through creative internal campaigns, unique team-building activities and community engagement opportunities that foster camaraderie at all levels. He also advises on external messaging and brand revisions when significant changes occur – such as leadership succession – to ensure client relationships and firm reputations are maintained.

Terry is the Owner/CEO of Jaffe, a full-service marketing, branding and public relations agency for the legal industry. As you will hear in this conversation though, Terry believes we are so much more than just our jobs/titles; and it is critical for businesses to realize that allowing their employees to be their "whole selves" is a must have in the work place. At first glance this sounds like a nice concept, but could also seem a bit generic (maybe even idealistic), as these words are thrown around a lot these days. What I found super interesting about this discussion though, was how thoughtful and pragmatic Terry was in thinking about this shift. There is a strong theme throughout this conversation around evolution and transformation. Terry sees a world where we have the opportunity to actually get it "right." And by right he means actually caring about people above profits. Actually doing the work to ensure diversity and inclusion aren't just social justice buzzwords, but are ingrained deep into the culture of every successful organization. Actually allowing empathy into the work place so that people can feel empowered to show up as who they really are. The kicker to all of this, is that Terry believes this transformation will actually increase productivity, morale, and profit. For many people reading this, that sounds amazing. You might even say too good to be true. So we spent a lot of time exploring these ideas and trying to understand how realistic they are. If it is true that we are evolving to an objectively better approach to society/business, then why has it been such a struggle to get here? Can businesses actually deliver results without forced conformity? What happens when my "whole self" runs into conflict with someone else's "whole self"? My cynical side wonders if human nature would ever actually allow this evolution to occur. But hearing Terry explain why he thinks now is actually the time did leave me more optimistic than usual. There was a deep logic paired with the humanity/empathy/kindness that Terry spoke of, which made me think maybe we have a chance.

Episode #59: The day has FINALLY arrived where Kimberly's Nanny & Newborn Care Specialist, Becki has come to share how to hire a nanny and how to find a great fit for school for you child. This is Part 1 of a two part show so take a listen and we'll be back for more next week!

In case you didn't know tennis still has a sexist pay disparity problem. That again reared its ugly head during the week in Rome.Plus Devang and Simon tackle the Rafa injury, the Wimbledon points situation and dive into some Open Era Marketing for which players you should be buying and selling heading to the French Open. #isnerman foreverFollow @OpenEra on Twitter! While you're there say hello to @DesaiDevang and Simon, who finally joined @SimonBushell2If merch is your thing, be sure to check out the store: http://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.

In case you didn't know tennis still has a sexist pay disparity problem. That again reared its ugly head during the week in Rome.Plus Devang and Simon tackle the Rafa injury, the Wimbledon points situation and dive into some Open Era Marketing for which players you should be buying and selling heading to the French Open. #isnerman foreverFollow @OpenEra on Twitter! While you're there say hello to @DesaiDevang and Simon, who finally joined @SimonBushell2If merch is your thing, be sure to check out the store: http://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.

Dalla notizia che arriva dagli Internazionali di Roma sulla strana coppia di Isner e Schwartzman vi abbiamo chiesto di raccontarci le vostre storie legate al tema "strane accoppiate". Al telefono Stefano Meloccaro, per parlare degli internazionali di tennis e poi le rubriche di Enrico e Danilo.

All'Estroil vince Baez: Tiafoe annichilito. A Monaco arriva il primo titolo per Rune: Van De Zanshlup costretto al ritiro. Isner ottimo a Madrid: oggi invece Sinner ottimo ma la pioggia blocca tutto. Al femminile Halep vs Gauff dalle 16 e dalle 21:00 Azarenka con Anisimova. Seguitemi su Instagram: tennis.passion_podcast Spero vi piaccia :) At Estroil Baez wins: Tiafoe annihilated. The first title for Rune arrives in Monaco: Van De Zanshlup forced to retire. Isner excellent in Madrid: today Sinner excellent but the rain blocks everything. Female Halep vs Gauff from 4pm and 9pm Azarenka with Anisimova. Hope you enjoy :) Hope you enjoy :)

All'Estroil vince Tiafoe il derby con Korda. Sfiderà in finale Baez. A Monaco la dolce prima volta di Rune: la finale oggi dalle 13:30. Inzia oggi anche il Masters 1000 di Madrid, con Sonego vs Draper e Krajinovic vs Isner dalle 15. Al WTA Masters 1000 di Madrid Azarenka in rimonta e poi la fenomenale performance di Halep con Badosa. Seguitemi su Instagram: tennis.passion_podcast Spero vi piaccia :) At Estroil Tiafoe wins the derby with Korda. He will challenge Baez in the final. Rune's sweet first time in Munich: the final today from 1.30pm. The Masters 1000 in Madrid also starts today, with Sonego vs Draper and Krajinovic vs Isner from 3 pm. At the WTA Masters 1000 in Madrid, Azarenka makes a comeback and then the phenomenal performance of Halep with Badosa. Follow me on Instagram: tennis.passion_podcast Hope you enjoy :)

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Teniste haftanın şampiyonları Opelka, Bencic, Goffin ve Maria ile başladığımız programda İpek Öz'ün Bogota'daki müthiş performansı, Monte Carlo'dan beklentilerimiz, Tsonga'nın Fransa Açık'la birlikte gerçekleşecek vedası, Halep ile Mouratoglou'nun birlikte çalışmaya başlaması, ATP Başkanı Gaundezi'nin şiddet olayları hakkındaki açıklamaları ve BJK Cup'tan bahsettik.

Opelka domina Isner e per lui è titolo a Huston. Goffin ritorna a vincere sulla terra, batte in finale Molcan. Al femminile Bencic ritorna a sognare per lei altro titolo a Charleston. Ieri a Montecarlo, le vittorie di Dimitrov e Fokina, oggi in campo Sinner e Fognini, con l'esordio di Wawrinka e Tsonga. Seguitemi su Instagram: tennis.passion_podcast Spero vi piaccia :) Opelka dominates Isner and for him it is the title in Huston. Goffin returns to win on clay, beats Molcan in the final. In women Bencic returns to dream of another title for her in Charleston. Yesterday in Montecarlo, the victories of Dimitrov and Fokina, today on the field Sinner and Fognini, with the debut of Wawrinka and Tsonga. Follow me on Instagram: tennis.passion_podcast Hope you enjoy :)

A mini-quiz on Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, everything that happened in last week's tournaments including titles for Opelka in Houston, Bencic in Charleston, Goffin in Marrakech and Maria in Bogota, plus a quick preview of Monte Carlo.Jo-Wilfried Tsonga1:26: Jo-Wilfried Tsonga mini-quiz.2:21: 1. Who did Tsonga beat in his first-round in his 2008 Australian Open final run?3:17: 2. Can you name Tsonga's two Masters titles (year and event)?4:16: 3. Outside of the Big Four, who are the two players to beat Tsonga in Grand Slam semifinals?5:57: 4. In what year and event did Tsonga win an Olympic medal?6:46: 5. Which member of the Big Four did Tsonga have the best record against in terms of match-win percentage?Houston8:35: Nick Kyrgios receives a point penalty in his semifinal loss to Reilly Opelka.10:34: Cristian Garin breaks a five-match losing streak.12:25: John Isner and Reilly Opelka contest the tallest final in ATP history in Houston.Charleston17:57: Belinda Bencic wins the first clay-court title of her career in Charleston.19:23: Ons Jabeur admits to feeling very emotional after losing another final.Marrakech22:13: David Goffin finds some form in his final win over Alex Molcan in Marrakech.Bogota25:55: Tatjana Maria becomes the first two-time mother to win a title on the WTA Tour in Bogota.Monte Carlo27:26: Stan Wawrinka loses to Alexander Bublik as his comeback continues.29:05: A potential quarterfinal meeting between Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz.30:10: Marin Cilic downs Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in a battle of the vets.31:42: Holger Rune wins the Sanremo Challenger and his first qualifying match in Monte Carlo on the same day.

Tutto pronto per il Masters 1000 di Montecarlo, si parte alle ore 13. Tanta attesa per il rientro di Wawrinka e anche Djokovic. Oggi giornata anche di finali a Marrakech, con il ritrovato Goffin che proverà a vincere contro Molcan. AHuston si sfidano 2 americani: Isner con Opelka. A Charleston la finale sarà Bencic con Jebaur. Seguitemi su Instagram: tennis.passion_podcast Spero vi piaccia :) Everything is ready for the Masters 1000 in Monte Carlo, we start at 13.00. A lot of anticipation for the return of Wawrinka and Djokovic too. Today also the final day in Marrakech, with the newfound Goffin who will try to win against Molcan. AHuston 2 Americans compete: Isner with Opelka. In Charleston the final will be Bencic with Jebaur. Follow me on Instagram: tennis.passion_podcast Hope you enjoy :)

Seb Lauzier presents another packed show at the conclusion of the Miami Open, including interviews and features with...CARLOS ALCARAZ - ‘At the beginning of the season my goals were to break the top 15, so I'm reaching my goals so soon. I want to be able to end the year in the top 10, qualify for the ATP Finals as well and also win a Masters 1000 or win as much titles as I can. Good goals this season'CASPER RUUD - 'The clay is coming soon and these conditions are tough, but when you stay here for a long time I think that you feel very fit, so having a good two or three weeks here. I can only see positives with it'.LLOYD HARRIS - On coach Xavier Malisse ‘It's incredible how laid back the X-man actually is and then you see how he used to be out on court. He was a fierce competitor and he's definitely got me to get more emotions out on court in the positive manner'FRANCISCO CERUNDOLO - ‘I think here (Tour) everyone plays great, the level is higher, the intensity, but the hunger that there is in Challenger and the will there is to win I think is more than here'JOHN ISNER - On keeping himself fit - 'The treatment's very important to me I've always liked to lift a lot of weights, but I mix my training up quite a bit. I do yoga, I do pilates, I do Soul Cycle, I really, really enjoy the working out aspect of my job, way more than the practice court'JOE SALISBURY - On becomming World Number 1 - ‘It's not something as I had a goal to reach the number one spot personally, for me it's all about the team, doubles is a team sport and for me I feel a bit bad that I am number one and Rajeev is number two'.RAJEEV RAM - On Joe Salisbury - ‘He's an incredible athlete, he's such a quick and explosive player and then he's a big guy, he serves well and probably the most important thing, he's a nice guy'FEATURE ON MANAGING THE PLAYER AROUND MATCH TIME - Quotes taken mainly from the World Tennis Conference and featuring Rainer Schuettler, plus the views of Cam Norrie's coach Facundo Lagones, recorded recently for the podcast.Rainer Schüttler - 'The number one goal for every tennis player should be to try to be as physically fit as possible. For me it was the key to know that I'd prepared really well'Facundo Lagones - On Cam Norrie - ‘During the pandemic he was running 10-20k a day and he got real fit, real skinny and it was good for him, so that's why in three sets he's pretty tough to beat, he's probably never going to lose a match because of physicality'.Frédéric Fontang - ‘We have the chance with Felix (Auger-Aliassime) to work with Toni Nadal for one year now as a consultant and you can feel in the Nadal family that humility is everywhere'Andrés Gómez - ‘You go on a lose another, lose another, but you need to start seeing the feel that you are going to start feeling on your shots and the improvements you're going to have and then one day everything falls in place and you make your move'

This week's programme is presented by Seb Lauzier and the details are...HUBERT HURKACZ FEATURE FROM ATP UNCOVERED - The Pole looks back on his journey to the 2021 Miami Open title - ‘Just a huge moment for me and I also I hope I inspired some people in Poland to play some tennis and for younger kids, it's possible that you can do it'.TAYLOR FRITZ INTERVIEW - Speaking to Mike Cation, the newly-crowned Indian Wells Champion who was injured in the final explains that - ‘Paul Annacone (coach) always tells me that good players are defined by their ability to win and their ability to get through matches when they are not playing their best'.JOHN ISNER FEATURE FROM ATP UNCOVERED - The giant American looks back on his historic victory at the 2018 Miami Open event, which signalled the final time the Masters tournament was played in Key Biscayne - ‘It felt amazing, that crowd was amazing that day, it was the last match ever in that cool stadium and it meant a lot to me'.ANDEY RUBLEV INTERVIEW - The world number 7 reflects on a great start to the season - 'The last four tournaments have been crazy for me, two titles and two semi-finals which I have never done before'MATTEO BERRETTINI INTERVIEW - Injury eventually prevented from taking to court, but at least the Italian had many other distractions to keep him occupied - ‘Miami is a city that can give you a lot, so it's difficult to focus on the tennis sometimes, but it's great to have so many sports, I've seen the formula one already, of course I've seen the stadium here and where they played the Super Bowl, so it's a city of sport'FEATURE ON COURT POSITIONING - Quotes taken mainly from the World Tennis Conference and featuring coaches Liam Smith, Janko Tipsarevic & Brad Gilbert, plus thoughts from Daniil Medvedev, speaking in Miami.Liam Smith - ‘I think sometimes a lot of young players are just told to play a certain way and there's not always enough education or awareness of the situation about where you need to be on the court'Janko Tipsarevic - ‘In my opinion the real aggressive play in the modern day tennis player is not being done with the speed of the arm, but rather how fast you're cutting the angles, covering the court and positioning yourself on court to take away time and space from your opponent'Brad Gilbert - ‘Everbody is always focussed on their game, what they can do and what they can't do. I was always thinking about my opponents strengths and weaknesses'.Daniil Medvedev - ‘I see that I win more points and play better when I return from a far position and in general I just feel that brings me more victories'Commentary inserts from Lee Goodall, Nick Lester and Arvind Parmar

Ad Indian Wells Berrettini avanza ma non convince ancora. Isner super Schwartzman mentre Rublev senza problemi con Tiafoe. Oggi Nadal vs Opleka e Sinner Kyrgios dalle 20:30. In nottata Hurkacz con Rublev. Al femminile Halep e Swiatek ottima, oggi iniziano i Quarti di Finale. Seguitemi su Instagram: tennis.passion_podcast Spero vi piaccia :) At Indian Wells Berrettini is advancing but still not convincing. Isner super Schwartzman while Rublev without problems with Tiafoe. Today Nadal vs Opleka and Sinner Kyrgios from 20:30. In the night Hurkacz with Rublev. In women Halep and Swiatek excellent, today the Quarter Finals begin. Follow me on Instagram: tennis.passion_podcast Hope you enjoy :)

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Something had to give.Stefanos Tsitsipas hadn't won an ATP 500 final. Felix Auger Aliassime hadn't won…a final. On this week's Open Era, Simon and Devang discuss FAA doing the damn thing in Rotterdam. Plus, a titanic final in St.Petersburg saw Anett Kontaveit outlast Maria Sakkari. Also, some Del Potro thoughts including Buenos Aires' ranking among the best tournaments in the world. In Parting Shots, it's a grab bag of fun, including listener questions, Morgan Riddle's TikTok, Jannik Sinner coaching drama, and much more!Come join the Patreon family for bonus content, access to the exclusive discord server and ad free episodes: https://www.patreon.com/openeraFollow @OpenEra on Twitter! While you're there say hello to @DesaiDevang and Simon, who finally joined @SimonBushell2If merch is your thing, be sure to check out the store: http://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.

Discussing everything that happened in last week's tournaments including titles for Auger-Aliassime in Rotterdam, Opelka in Dallas, Ruud in Buenos Aires and Kontaveit in St. Petersburg. Rotterdam1:03: Aslan Karatsev serves for the match twice against Tallon Griekspoor but ultimately loses.3:43: Andy Murray's loss to Felix Auger-Aliassime.6:44: Jiri Lehecka comes through qualifying to reach the semifinals.9:34: Felix Auger-Aliassime wins his first title on his ninth attempt emphatically defeating Stefanos Tsitsipas.Dallas 14:42: John Isner and Reilly Opelka play the longest tiebreak in ATP history.17:50: Reilly Opelka defeats Jenson Brooksby to win his third ATP title.Buenos Aires22:49: The final match of Juan Martin Del Potro's career against Federico Delbonis.27:29: Casper Ruud defeats Diego Schwartzman overcoming a partisan crowd in Buenos Aires.St. Petersburg31:50: Anett Kontaveit wins an epic over Maria Sakkari in St. Petersburg. Miscellaneous36:53: Dominic Thiem may be suing his doctor over a mistake in his wrist surgery.38:07: Jannik Sinner considers hiring a new coach over Riccardo Piatti.38:32: Brenda Fruhvirtova wins a second ITF title at 14 years old.39:24: Toni Nadal has a choice opinion on Novak Djokovic's 2021 season.

Something had to give.Stefanos Tsitsipas hadn't won an ATP 500 final. Felix Auger Aliassime hadn't won…a final. On this week's Open Era, Simon and Devang discuss FAA doing the damn thing in Rotterdam. Plus, a titanic final in St.Petersburg saw Anett Kontaveit outlast Maria Sakkari. Also, some Del Potro thoughts including Buenos Aires' ranking among the best tournaments in the world. In Parting Shots, it's a grab bag of fun, including listener questions, Morgan Riddle's TikTok, Jannik Sinner coaching drama, and much more!Come join the Patreon family for bonus content, access to the exclusive discord server and ad free episodes: https://www.patreon.com/openeraFollow @OpenEra on Twitter! While you're there say hello to @DesaiDevang and Simon, who finally joined @SimonBushell2If merch is your thing, be sure to check out the store: http://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.

In the latest episode of The Passing Shot, the tennis podcast by fans, Joel and Kim catch up on the past week on tour and celebrate Felix Auger-Aliassime winning his first ATP Tour Title on his ninth attempt in Rotterdam.They reflect upon the week in Dallas, which saw John Isner add another record to his CV - that of the longest tiebreak on tour, and Reilly Opelka win the title (with lots of tie breaks thrown in for good measure!). They also touch upon Juan Martin Del Potro's emotional exit at the Argentina Open, Fernando Verdasco working his magic as a veteran Spaniard on tour, and Casper Ruud potentially starting up his clay court success once more.Joel and Kim also catch up on the WTA Tour, which saw Anett Kontaveit claim her 4th straight indoor title, with a stunningly hard fought victory over Maria Sakkari in the St Petersburg Final. They also chat tennis themed Valentine's dates, fashion faux pas and faves and throw in a Mysterious Player for good measure too!Share your fan thoughts on the week with the #passingshotpod on social media.______________VOTE FOR US IN THE SPORTS PODCAST AWARDS!Register and vote for 'The Passing Shot Tennis Podcast' on the link below:Registration link for Sports Podcast Awards______________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 #passingshotpod on social media.Twitter: @passingshotpodInstagram: @passingshotpodWebsite: thepassingshot.co.ukWritten, presented and produced by Joel Girling and Kim MackenzieCrowdfunded by our listeners.Recorded on 13th February 2021.

Ad Adelaide Monfils costretto al ritiro, Isner perde di misura da Kokkinakis. Khachanov ancora bene. Al femminile ritorna Kyes, ottima Gauff. A Syedney vince Sonego che ora sfida Karatsev, esce invece Fognini. Murray in nottata lotta ma vince. Al femminile fuori Kvitova, bene Krejcikova e Muguruza. Djokovic ancora sul filo del rasorio, ora rischia grosso per una falsa dichiarazione e per aver violato la quarantena mentre era positiva al Covid-19. Seguitemi su Instagram: tennis.passion_podcast Spero vi piaccia :) In Adelaide Monfils forced to retire, Isner narrowly loses from Kokkinakis. Khachanov still fine. Kyes returns to women, excellent Gauff. A Syedney wins Sonego who now challenges Karatsev, but Fognini comes out. Murray struggles in the night but wins. Women out of Kvitova, Krejcikova and Muguruza well. Djokovic still on the edge of the fence, now risks big for a false declaration and for having violated the quarantine while it was positive for Covid-19. Seguitemi su Instagram: tennis.passion_podcast Hope you enjoy :)

Ad Adelaide: Musetti si ritira per un problema alla spalla, Mager invece vince in rimonta. Questa notte l'esordio di Monfils, Isner e Khachanov. Al femminile: Esce subito Sabalenka, lo stesso succede alla Raducanu, che perde dalla Rybakina. A Sydney è buona la prima per Murray, questa notte scendono in campo Karatsev e Basilashvili. Al femminile tocca alle big: Muguruza e Krejcikova impegnate questa notte. Djokovic continua ad allentarsi e intanto aspetta il risultato finale. Seguitemi su Instagram: tennis.passion_podcast Spero vi piaccia :) In Adelaide: Musetti retires with a shoulder problem, Mager instead wins in comeback. Tonight the debut of Monfils, Isner and Khachanov. Female: Sabalenka comes out immediately, the same happens to Raducanu, who loses from Rybakina. In Sydney the first is good for Murray, tonight Karatsev and Basilashvili take the field. For women it's up to the big names: Muguruza and Krejcikova busy tonight. Djokovic continues to loosen up and in the meantime awaits the final result. Follow me on Instagram: tennis.passion.podcast

We hear from the likes of Felix Auger-Aliassime, Cameron Norrie and Casper Ruud whilst Gael Monfils and Elina Svitolina are the latest duo to take part in the Tennis United: Crosscourt initiative, but first after his exploits at the Laver Cup, American John Isner sat down with the team from ATP Uncovered to talk part in another competition, this time answering questions about his own career.