Podcast appearances and mentions of ivan ljubicic

Interview sympa avec Ivan LJUBICIC qui nous partage sa méthode et sa vision du tennis français. Le croate, ex-n°3 mondial et coach de Federer est responsable du haut niveau depuis 2 ans à la FFT.On a eu la chance de couvrir Les Petits As 2025, le mondial des moins de 14 ans. Suivez-nous dans les coulisses et mettez un énorme like pour nous soutenir.

Il n'y a plus de français en lice à Paris et ce dans tous les tableaux. C'est une première depuis 1996... À qui la faute ? Face à ce triste constat et après l'élimination de Corentin Moutet, Ivan Ljubicic, directeur du haut niveau français, a annoncé qu'il avait proposé sa démission auprès de Gilles Moretton. Sans Filet revient également sur les autres résultats de la journée et notamment l'élimination de Rafael Nadal et Carlos Alcaraz en double. Dans la 2e partie de l'émission, l'équipe analyse les très belles affiches des quarts de finale masculin. Novak Djokovic tiendra-t-il son rang contre Stefanos Tsitsipas ? Lorenzo Musetti peut-il poursuivre sur sa folle lancée contre Alexander Zverev, champion en titre ? Félix Auger-Aliassime surprend et jouera sa place dans le dernier carré contre Casper Ruud tandis que Carlos Alcaraz a hérité de Tommy Paul ! Dans le tableau femmes, place aux demi-finales. Iga Swiatek affronte Qinwen Zheng tandis que la surprenante Anna Karolina Schmiedlova a rendez-vous avec Donna Vekic.

Plongez dans l'univers de Wimbledon avec Court N°1 ! Eric Salliot, notre envoyé spécial à Londres, vous raconte chaque jour une anecdote, une histoire ou un détail qui vous auraient échappés. Le parcours incroyable de Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard s'arrête en 8es de finale. Grande révélation de Wimbledon 2024, le tout juste 21 ans "n'est pas encore construit... Mais n'a pas de limites" selon Ivan Ljubicic, DTN de la haute performance à la fédération française de tennis. Fin de parcours également pour Arthur Fils. Il n'y a plus de Français sur le gazon. 

In this episode, we sit down with tennis legend Ivan Ljubičić, who shares his incredible journey from a war-torn childhood in Bosnia to becoming one of the top players in the world. Ivan discusses the pivotal moments in his career, the challenges he faced, and the invaluable lessons he learned along the way. He opens up about the support of his family, the critical decision to retire, and his transition into coaching and management. As a coach, he worked with Roger Federer for many years. Ivan also offers profound insights into the role of parents in nurturing young athletes and the importance of balancing professional and personal life. Tune in for an inspiring and heartfelt conversation that delves deep into the life of a tennis great. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Welcome back to part two of a special edition of the ATP Podcast focussing on the Greatest of All Time, the GOAT. Presenter Seb Lauzier is back with former WTA Player Jill Craybas and tennis journalist and author of biographies on both Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic, Chris Bowers and having discussed the numbers and how they stack up, in this concluding edition of the podcast, the team discuss the intangibles - consistency, dominance, mentality, as well as looking at contributiong factors such as the surfaces, fitness regimes and the difference between women's success and men's.Presenter Seb LauzierGuests - Chris Bowers and Jill CraybasAudio inserts - Cedric Pioline, Jeremy Chardy, Jackson Withrow, Paul Haarhuis, Ivan Ljubicic and Pablo Andujar.Chris Bowers 'Greatest of All Time' presentation - https://chrisbowers.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Greatest-paper-03NOV2023.pdf

First came the Australian giants Lew Hoad, Ken Rosewall, Roy Emerson, Margaret Court and Rod Laver, then the electricity of Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova, the athleticism and power of Pete Sampras, Steffi Graf and their countless rivals before the entrance of Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Serena Williams who together took title-winning standards to a whole new level. This year Djokovic has achieved a feat many considered out of reach in equalling Margaret Court's record 24 singles major titles, but do titles alone define Greatness, or are there other factors at play when we go in search of the Goat – the Greatest of All Time?How should the Greatest be judged? Success? Substance? Style? Celebrity? Presenter Seb Lauzier is joined for a two-part special by esteemed tennis journalist and author of biographies on both Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic, Chris Bowers and WTA player turned tennis commentator and reporter, Jill Craybas tpo discuss and debate those very questions.Presenter Seb LauzierGuests - Chris Bowers and Jill CraybasAudio inserts - Ivan Ljubicic, Jeremy Chardy, Brad Stine, Paul Haarhuis and Craig O'ShannessyChris Bowers 'Greatest of All Time' presentation - https://chrisbowers.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Greatest-paper-03NOV2023.pdf

Welcome to the second of a series of ATP Podcast specials. This week presenter Chris Bowers looks at the development of tennis away from the court, from its global appeal, to the various innovations and its ambition to reach new audiences on new platforms. To help us along this journey we're joined by tennis glitterati including Cedric Pioline, Nick Kyrgios, Paul Haarhuis, Brad Stine, Ivan Ljubicic and many more. Headlines are...PAUL HAARHUIS ON THE WORLDWIDE NATURE OF THE SPORT - 'Tennis is doing really well internationally, worldwide. If you look at the amount of countries that play it, it's the second biggest sport in the world when it comes to viewer average and viewer interest in the game, so that means you're heading in the right direction'.CEDRIC PIOLINE ON INNOVATIONS AT THE ROLEX PARIS MASTERS - 'There are several things like here we have an entrance show with tunnel lights and music and the music is the decision of the fans through the app. They choose which music they would like along with the colours, so I think it's very interesting and very interactive'.NICK KYRGIOS ON ENTERTAINMENT - ‘You look at the NBA side of things, when people arrive to the stadium, arrive to practice, what they leave in. It kind of gives the fans an idea of what type of personality they are and you can kind of relate to those players a lot more than you can do with tennis players'.IVAN LJUBICIC ON DIFFERENT FORMATS - ‘I'm a huge chess fan and chess over the last five to ten years has become popular because they introduced faster speed moves, different formats and why this is interesting is that it has shown that you can introduce the faster formats without damaging the classic ones'.BRAD STINE ON COURT SIZE AND RACQUETS - 'The court doesn't change and the physics of what you can do is limiting, so if there are any changes, again it goes back to the racquets and the racquet technology'.

Roger Federer's former coach Ivan Ljubicic speaks to Chris Bowers about his new role with the French Tennis Federation and also discusses the state of the modern game and how it compares to the past.

The first of a series of ATP Podcast specials focusing on various aspects of the game and to kick things off we look at how tennis was played and viewed 20-30 years ago, how it is currently and how we think it might shape up in the future and to do that presenter Chris Bowers is joined by some of the greatest minds on the circuit including Roger Federer's former coach, Ivan Ljubicic, top 10 player Radek Stepanek, who after spending time coaching Novak Djokovic and Grigor Dimitrov, can now be found helping young American Sebastian Korda with his game and Tommy Paul's current coach Brad Stine, who in the early 90s alongside Jose Higueras, helped Jim Courier reach world number one.IVAN LJUBICIC ON THE SERVE - 'The biggest difference is the serve. This is one shot which has deteriorated over the years and the reason for that is that people used to serve big and now I think that has changed completely and people are now just serving ok'.IVAN LJUBICIC ON STYLES - ‘Our sport is too complex to end up having the same kind of players in the future, so I think our sport will keep evolving and will always be interesting'.RADEK STEPANEK ON PHYSICALITY - ‘Look at Novak Djokovic, he's pushing his physicality with every year and he's putting youngsters on the edge, so to be physically prepared, you need to be disciplined and to have good rest and recovery'BRAD STINE ON RECOVERY - ‘It's a factor that's become a very big aspect of the game and even people outside the top 100 now are travelling with a physio and the physio has become a very significant aspect of a team'.IVAN LJUBICIC ON TENNIS IN THE FUTURE - 'We need to think in every single aspect, do we include the data, do we include the way of working on the tennis court, do we need to include the way of working in the gym? There are many things we need to question'.RADEK STEPANEK ON TENNIS IN THE FUTURE - ‘I hope the creativity will be there, the emotions will be there, the rivalries will be there and in terms of how it's going to look, who know where racquets will be in ten years time, who know where balls will be, what surface, what formats? I don't know where we'll be in ten to fifteen years. I don't know what's going to happen tomorrow'.BRAD STINE ON TENNIS IN THE FUTURE - 'The game right now is in very, very good hands. People are always worried about generational change, but it doesn't change the sport. You go to the Grand Slams and the Masters 1000 events and the drama and quality of tennis that being produced on the courts creates narratives that are exciting for people to watch and follow'.

Qui dit reprise de la saison, dit reprise de DiP Impact avec Arnaud Di Pasquale qui débriefe l'actu tennis autour de journalistes d'Eurosport. Cette semaine, il sera accompagné de Laurent Vergne et Bertrand Milliard, en plus de Sébastien Petit en maître de cérémonie.Au menu de cette première émission de la saison 2023 : Ivan Ljubicic. Cela ne vous a pas échappé que le Croate a été nommé directeur de la mission "Ambition 2024" auprès de la FFT. L'ancien entraîneur de Roger Federer est-il vraiment la personne qui manquait pour redonner un coup de boost au tennis français ? Ce sera notre premier sujet.Ensuite, l'Open d'Australie, bien sûr, qui débutera dans la nuit de dimanche à lundi prochain, événement que vous pourrez suivre en exclusivité sur Eurosport pendant les quinze jours de compétition. Un tournoi qui va peut-être couronner une nouvelle tête, voire un nouveau n°1 mondial ? Selon vous, est-ce une issue inéluctable en l'absence du patron actuel, Carlos Alcaraz ?Nous finirons avec vos paris pour cet Open d'Australie : qui selon vous va sortir du lot en disputant son premier carré en Australie ?Et notre programme ne sera pas complet sans la rubrique spéciale L'œil de DIP et la stat du moment concoctée par Constance du compte Jeu Set et Maths à suivre sur les réseaux sociaux.Bienvenue dans DiP Impact !Emission présentée et réalisée par Sébastien Petit - Graphisme : Quentin GuichardVous pouvez réagir à cet épisode sur notre page Twitter.Retrouvez tous les podcasts d'Eurosport ici Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

durée : 00:02:50 - Esprit sport - L'ancien joueur Ivan Ljubicic vient de prendre la tête de la mission "Ambition 2024" à la Fédération française de tennis où il est chargé de la formation des jeunes.

The Roger Federer era is officially over. To so many he was, and is, perfect. In a career lasting 24 years, he won 20 Grand Slam titles, 103 tour titles and millions of hearts. Gigi Salmon, Russell Fuller and Chris Clarey hear from his coach Ivan Ljubicic, Dan Evans and Kevin Anderson who played on the tour with him, and Sue Barker who interviewed him all those times on Wimbledon's Centre Court.

Ivan Ljubicic began coaching Roger Federer in 2016, and did not speak to the media about Federer for the next 6 years. Now, after Federer announced his retirement last week, Ljubicic opens up to David Law about the moments that led to the Swiss deciding it was time to end his career, what happened when Federer asked him to join his coaching team in 2016, the highs and lows that followed, and what it was like to play against him.For Friends of The Tennis Podcast, two new podcasts (David's Diary and our US Open 2022 review) are now available, and a Q & A podcast between listeners and Catherine, David and Matt will be uploaded today. Become a Friend to access those bonus podcasts and to support our production more generally.Sign up to receive our weekly Newsletter (and daily at Slams), which features Matt's Stat and our predictions. Follow us on Twitter.Follow us on Instagram.Check out Shop. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week I speak to world-renowned coach Riccardo Piatti. Riccardo has been working as a coach for 40 years and has a wealth of experience working at the top of the game from junior to senior level.Riccardo has worked with great players such as Ivan Ljubicic, Maria Sharapova, Milos Raonic, Borna Coric, Jannik Sinner, Novak Djokovic, and Richard Gasquet as well as having numerous great young juniors at his center in northern Italy.We chat about:Where coaching started for himThe Piatti center, model and methodHis willingness to learn from people younger and older form himImportance of videoWhat he looks for in juniors as well as some anecdotes from players he has worked with.It's a super chat which I hope you will enjoy.

The ATP's Senior Vice President of Player Relations, Fernando Sanchez and the former Development Director of the ITF, Dave Miley, who's now an International Tennis Consultant, join World Tennis Conference moderator, Fernando Segal, to speak about the future of the sport.The live panel discussion took place at the second edition of the World Tennis Conference between March 23-27. The conference, which was supported by the Global Professional Tennis Coaches Association and the Segal Institue, invited over sixty coaches to take part in four days of discussions about the sport and it's development.As well as listening to the live panel discussions on this podcast channel, head to worldtennisconference.com where you can watch exclusive presentations from the likes of Boris Becker, Ivan Ljubicic, Brad Gilbert, Toni Nadal and many, many more.

World Tennis Conference moderator Fernando Segal is joined by Carlos Salum, founder of Salum International Resources which helps lead development in the use of technology for companies, organisations and leaders and by Ben Leloup, who is Vice President of Player analytics at Golden Set Analytics.The live panel discussion took place at the second edition of the World Tennis Conference between March 23-27. The conference, which was supported by the Global Professional Tennis Coaches Association and the Segal Institue, invited over sixty coaches to take part in four days of discussions about the sport and it's development.As well as listening to the live panel discussions on this podcast channel, head to worldtennisconference.com where you can watch exclusive presentations from the likes of Boris Becker, Ivan Ljubicic, Brad Gilbert, Toni Nadal and many, many more.

An expert panel of guests working in the area of physical dvelopment join moderator Fernando Segal to discuss all aspect of developing a tennis players body and movement. Ian Barstow and Dr Mark Kovacs bring their detailed knowledge of sports science, whilst Cinto Casanova speaks about working with juniors in Japan.The live panel discussion took place at the second edition of the World Tennis Conference between March 23-27. The conference, which was supported by the Global Professional Tennis Coaches Association and the Segal Institue, invited over sixty coaches to take part in four days of discussions about the sport and it's development.As well as listening to the live panel discussions on this podcast channel, head to worldtennisconference.com where you can watch exclusive presentations from the likes of Boris Becker, Ivan Ljubicic, Brad Gilbert, Toni Nadal and many, many more.

Coaches Alberto Castellani, Adam Blicher and Yoav Schab join moderator Fernando Segal to discuss all aspect of developing a tennis players mental game.The live panel discussion took place at the second edition of the World Tennis Conference between March 23-27. The conference, which was supported by the Global Professional Tennis Coaches Association and the Segal Institue, invited over sixty coaches to take part in four days of discussions about the sport and it's development.As well as listening to the live panel discussions on this podcast channel, head to worldtennisconference.com where you can watch exclusive presentations from the likes of Boris Becker, Ivan Ljubicic, Brad Gilbert, Toni Nadal and many, many more.

In this panel discussion from the World Tennis Conference, coaches Carlos Goffi, Gregor Ficko and Robert Davis join moderator Fernando Segal to discuss the pathway from Juniors to pro.The live panel discussion took place at the second edition of the World Tennis Conference between March 23-27. The conference, which was supported by the Global Professional Tennis Coaches Association and the Segal Institue, invited over sixty coaches to take part in four days of discussions about the sport and it's development.As well as listening to the live panel discussions on this podcast channel, head to worldtennisconference.com where you can watch exclusive presentations from the likes of Boris Becker, Ivan Ljubicic, Brad Gilbert, Toni Nadal and many, many more.

In this converstsion moderator and conference director Fernando Segal is joined by Ann Grossman, President of the Women's Tennis Coaching Association and professional coach on the WTA Tour, Martin Vilar. There's also a pre-recorded insert from Sarah Stone, Director of Tennis at Champion Academy Tennis and CEO and Founder of the Women's Tennis Coaching Association.The live panel discussion took place at the second edition of the World Tennis Conference between March 23-27. The conference, which was supported by the Global Professional Tennis Coaches Association and the Segal Institue, invited over sixty coaches to take part in four days of discussions about the sport and it's development.As well as listening to the live panel discussions on this podcast channel, head to worldtennisconference.com where you can watch exclusive presentations from the likes of Boris Becker, Ivan Ljubicic, Brad Gilbert, Toni Nadal and many, many more.

In this converstsion moderator and conference director Fernando Segal is joined by coaches Oscar Wegner, Juan Manuel Esparcia and Guido Fratzke to talk tactics.The live panel discussion took place at the second edition of the World Tennis Conference between March 23-27. The conference, which was supported by the Global Professional Tennis Coaches Association and the Segal Institue, invited over sixty coaches to take part in four days of discussions about the sport and it's development.As well as listening to the live panel discussions on this podcast channel, head to worldtennisconference.com where you can watch exclusive presentations from the likes of Boris Becker, Ivan Ljubicic, Brad Gilbert, Toni Nadal and many, many more.

The following is a live panel discussion that took place at the second edition of the World Tennis Conference between March 23-27. The conference, which was supported by the Global Professional Tennis Coaches Association and the Segal Institue, invited over sixty coaches to take part in four days of discussions about the sport and it's development.As well as listening to the live panel discussions on this podcast channel, head to worldtennisconference.com where you can watch exclusive presentations from the likes of Boris Becker, Ivan Ljubicic, Brad Gilbert, Toni Nadal and many, many more. In this converstsion moderator and conference director Fernando Segal is joined by Claudio Pistolesi and Nicolás Pereira, whilst Liam Smith joins the conversation courtesy of a pre-recoeded chat. Though most of the discussion centered around the tours work, Claudio and Nicolás started by introducing themselves.

Welcome back to Tennis Paradise at the end of the BNP Paribas Open, another exhilarating Masters 1000 showcase here in Indian Wells and over the course of the next forty minutes, we hear from the champion, Taylor Fritz, Juan Carlos Ferrero, Paul Annacone, Michael Chang, Ivan Ljubicic, Gilles Cervara and Craig Boyton, the coach of next week's Miami Open defending champion Hubi Hurkacz .Presenter - Seb LauzierPodcast guest - former WTA player, Jill Craybas. Michael Chang feature supplied by ATP Uncovered TV Show.

Nella prima puntata di Melo Racconti, Stefano Meloccaro intervista Ivan Ljubicic, il coach di Roger Federer. Una chiacchierata a tutto campo tra vari argomenti, dal ritorno di Federer nel 2022 ai risultati della stagione in corso. E qualche bacchettata ai nuovi protagonisti del tennis…

Fernando Segal connected with Emma Doyle recently when he invited her to speak at his Tennis, Business and Technology Conference centred around INNOVATION in ACTION! He has a wealth of experience in the tennis industry (more than 40 years) and he is a tennis development expert recognized worldwide for his accomplishments and philosophical concepts. In this episode, he shares stories about one of his mentors, Coach Tony Pickard, who was the long-term coach of former world #1 Stefan Edberg and his philosophy on WHAT MAKES A GREAT COACH? "Create big relationships" - we hope you enjoy this episode on The Coaching podcast. Some of Fernando Segal's career highlights include: · Founder of the “SEGAL INSTITUTE” for the formation of leaders in Tennis Development and strategic tennis transformations with many international clients. · He is the author of 11 published books on different tennis topics. · Has lectured on his concepts, experiences and theories at various ITF world conferences, national tennis congresses and courses in more than 45 countries. · He has been a member several times of ITF Committees and other International Committees that he is part of such as GPTCA, IMSCA, STMS, Sports Alliance and others. · More than 6000 tennis coaches are using his theories around the world. He will publish his 12th book in late 2021 "The 4 tennis players to develop players." · Additionally, he has worked with National Tennis Federations as National Tennis Director and Chief Development Consultant: Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, New Zealand, and others. He is the only Tennis Development Coach from Latin America who has worked in the three largest countries in Latin America. (ARG / BRA / MEX). · From his Development Programs, Junior players have been developed who have won 16 Junior Grand Slams and then were Top 10 ATP / WTA and other Top 100. · n March, he received the GPTCA Award as “Tennis Coach of the year” 2021. GPTCA is the official body of the ATP to certify coaches · He is President of the GPTCA for Argentina, Chile and Mexico, the official body of the ATP for Certification of High-Performance Tennis Coaches. He is also a member of the scientific and administrative council of four different organizations around the world. · He has lectured in more than 45 countries and continuously presenting at World Tennis Summits and National Tennis Conferences. He made several online presentations in 2021 for different congresses and National Tennis Organizations. · "SEGAL INSTITUTE" with his direction created the 1st. WOLRD TENNIS CONFERENCE 2021 by GPTCA / SI with the participation of the best coaches in the world such as: Goran Ivanisevic, Toni Nadal, Ivan Ljubicic, Gilles Cervara, Apostolos Tsitisipas, Nick Bollettieri, Boris Becker, Janko Tipsarevic and many others. WTC was held at the end of March 2021 with 1100 coaches from 74 countries participating and was chosen the best in history. · Currently, the Segal Institute is organizing with its management, TBD TENNIS INNOVATION WEEK 2021 (Technology, Business & Development), the virtual event, which integrates 3 events, the most important in innovation and transformation of tennis in the world that will be held in the TennisONE App Platform in October 2021. · Likewise, the TBD Talks Host is a tennis innovation and development program on the TennisONE platform in the USA that is transmitted to more than 100,000 members of the application. · He has founded and directs projects such as: IDTC, Tennis Stars, 33 Tennis, Segal Leadership Academy, and others. · Fernando is a leader on Tennis Worldwide, who are currently leading several tennis projects with a presence in several countries with projects in operation. His main priority is to help to develop and transform a new generation of tennis leaders with concepts and principles to be applied with several ongoing projects. You can register for the Innovation Conference (Oct 27 - 30, 2021) here: www.tbdtennisinnovationweek.com or TennisONE App. The Coaching Podcast discount Code is: TBDSEGIN to have of $5 off bringing the total price to only $35 USD. Together we can always do better for tennis!! TBD is innovation in action!

In this episode of "What It Takes", Allistair gets to chat with Ivan Ljubicic. Ivan is a former world number 3 ranked tennis player, Davis Cup winner and Olympic medalist. Since 2016, he has been the coach of Roger Federer. 

John Morris is a sports agent who currently works at the LJ Sports Group with Ivan Ljubicic. He was Nick Kygrios’s former agent for 10 years and shares many stories from the tour, as well as valuable insights and dos and donts for young players. A great listen

The 2001 men’s Wimbledon final, which saw wildcard and three-time runner-up Goran Ivanisevic win his first title against Pat Rafter on People’s Monday, is one of the most famous matches in tennis history.So, for this episode, we wanted to get a range of perspectives on this much-told story.Ivan Ljubicic explains the significance of Ivanisevic’s victory for people in Croatia, Charlie Eccleshare talks about the experience of being in the crowd, Ivanisevic tells us (colourfully) why he thinks the final game is the worst in Grand Slam history, and Rafter opens up about the match from his point of view, including how much the loss hurt him and the relationship he now has with Goran.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. The 2001 final between Goran Ivanisevic and Pat Rafter can be watched in full on YouTube. Extended highlights of our next match, Maria Sharapova vs. Serena Williams from 2004, are also available.* 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 940 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.

"Prefiero llegar a cuartos de final de un Grand Slam antes que ganar tres torneos de 250", fue el lema de David Nalbandian, quien organizaba su calendario en base a los torneos grandes. En esta ocasión, hacemos un repaso por su temporada 2005, que culminó con el campeonato del Masters 2005 en Shanghai con grandes actuaciones ante Roger Federer, Guillermo Coria e Ivan Ljubicic, entre otros.

Seb Lauzier is joined by Andy Murray's former coach, Miles Maclagan as they sit down in a cafe in the Wimbledon Village to preview the 2018 Championships. As well as discussing the draw and various talking points, there's also an exclusive interview with Novak Djokovic's coach, Marian Vajda, Ivan Ljubicic discusses working with Roger Federer, Riccardo Piatti talks about Borna Coric's potential, Thierry van Cleemput explains why his charge, David Goffin, feels at ease in London and Steve Johnson and his coach, Craig Boynton, break down why it's difficult to transition to grass.

Seb Lauzier is joined by Andy Murray’s former coach, Miles Maclagan as they sit down in a cafe in the Wimbledon Village to preview the 2018 Championships. As well as discussing the draw and various talking points, there’s also an exclusive interview with Novak Djokovic’s coach, Marian Vajda, Ivan Ljubicic discusses working with Roger Federer, Riccardo Piatti talks about Borna Coric’s potential, Thierry van Cleemput explains why his charge, David Goffin, feels at ease in London and Steve Johnson and his coach, Craig Boynton, break down why it’s difficult to transition to grass.

Laurent Bondaz, maestro di tennis e autore del libro Ready?Play!, ci spiega la sua filosofia di tennis, offre suggerimenti agli appassionati e ci racconta qualche aneddoto della sua amicizia con Ivan Ljubicic, ex numero 3 al mondo e attuale coach di Roger Federer

Laurent Bondaz, maestro di tennis e autore del libro Ready?Play!, ci spiega la sua filosofia di tennis, offre suggerimenti agli appassionati e ci racconta qualche aneddoto della sua amicizia con Ivan Ljubicic, ex numero 3 al mondo e attuale coach di Roger Federer

Laurent Bondaz, maestro di tennis e autore del libro Ready?Play!, ci spiega la sua filosofia di tennis, offre suggerimenti agli appassionati e ci racconta qualche aneddoto della sua amicizia con Ivan Ljubicic, ex numero 3 al mondo e attuale coach di Roger Federer

James Waterson reports on news from the weekend. Jo-Wilfried Tsonga defeated Ivan Ljubicic 6-3, 6-7, 6-3 to win the Moselle Open in Metz, France (his first title since October 2009). Germany’s Florian Mayer won his first career ATP title when he beat Pablo Andujar in Bucharest, and Maria Jose Martinez Sanchez won the Hansol Korea Open after she edged Galina Voskoboeva 7-6 , 7-6. Chanelle Scheepers was the final winner of the weekend, as she won the Guangzhou International Women’s Open, her first career title. Finally, former top five players and 2007 US Open semifinalist, Anna Chakvetadze, has been nominated for a spot in Russia’s parliament.

James Waterson reports on the week's tennis news. Jo-Wilfried Tsonga outgunned Nicolas Mahut 4-6, 6-3, 7-5 to reach the semifinals of the Moselle Open in Metz, France on Friday. He will face Alexandr Dolgopolov, who was leading 6-3, 1-0 when his opponent, Xavier Malisse, retired. Ivan Ljubicic won his quarterfinal match, while Gilles Muller upset second-seeded Richard Gasquet 6-4, 6-3. Roger Federer withdrew from the Shanghai Masters tournament to get over some nagging injuries, and he is joined by Novak Djokovic (back) and Robin Soderling, who hasn't gotten over his mono. Finally, Andy Murray and other players have talked about a player strike as an option to improving the schedule, and several tennis personalities have weighed in on the issues.

Lauren Lynch reports the latest highlights from the French Open. There are no Americans left in the singles draw as Mardy Fish and Vania King fell out. Novak Djokovic defeated Juan Martin Del Potro. Fernando Verdasco was upset by Ivan Ljubicic. All seeds are through for the women including Maria Sharapova, Li Na, Victoria Azarenka, and Petra Kvitova. Azarenka took time to defend best friend Caroline Wozniacki after her upset. Day 8 offers an exciting preview of Federer v Wawrinka, Ferrer v Monfils, and much more.