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Cracked Racquets Contributor Damian Kust recaps week 1 of the 2025 ATP Challenger season. He breaks down dominant weeks for Fonseca and Karatsev to start the new year, and Bouzige producing an unexpected run to remember. He then previews the 2025 AO Qualifying Draws. Don't forget to give a 5 star review on your favorite podcast app! In addition, add your twitter/instagram handle to the review for a chance to win some FREE CR gear!! Tennis Channel Podcast Network Visit https://www.tennis.com/pro-game/podcasts/ to stay current on the latest tennis news and trends and enjoy in-depth analysis and dynamic debates. Find Cracked Racquets Website: https://www.crackedracquets.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/crackedracquets Twitter: https://twitter.com/crackedracquets Facebook: https://Facebook.com/crackedracquets YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/crackedracquets Email Newsletter: https://crackedracquets.substack.com/ATP Challenger Tour Recap [1-14-24] ft. Damian Kust Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Anthony managed to interview Frances Tiafoe after his 3rd Round win vs Aslan Karatsev at the 2024 Atlanta Open. CoachLife is a tennis platform with an array of some of the best tennis coaches of all time! You can get access to extensive coaching lessons through the website. Get 5% off CoachLife when you use the code "ToddQST": https://coachlife.com/index/home ➡️Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHvJsy7PezicDNlLm8Wkmbw/join

La vittoria di #Shelton a Tokyo su #Karatsev; quella di un rinato Monfils a #Tokyo e di un concentrato Bublik ad Anversa; le sorprese #Kotov, #Mochizuki e #Giron; i primi passi di #Prizmic e #Blockx; i top 30 di #Paolini e i primi 100 di #Cobolli; le sparate di #Binaghi. Tutto nel nuovo SLICE! =================

On tales from the booth (day 1 and 2), Gill Gross discusses opening round matches Hubert Hurkacz vs. David Goffin, Leylah Fernandez vs. Magda Linette and Felix Auger-Alissime vs. Fabio Fognini. Plus, the great story of Kayla Day, Sakkari's awful draw, Svitolina's rise, Karatsev's form, Alcaraz's opening match and why Novak Djokovic is suddenly addressing eventual retirement. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/monday-match-analysis/support

00:00 Intro 00:28 Rafael #Nadal rinuncia a Roma 02:30 Amanda #Anisimova si prende una pausa 04:13 #Murray e #Humbert vincono in Provenza e a Cagliari 06:08 TOILET BREAK - Il nuovo Madrid più lungo e i 175 in alcun i casi carissimi. 11:36 Borna #Coric 14:02 #Karatsev, #Zhang e #Altmaier 19:00 Alcaraz Vs #Struff 24:10 #Sabalenka batte #Swiatek This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit slicepodcast.substack.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Che valore hanno le vittorie di Sabalenka e Alcaraz a Madrid per il prosieguo della stagione su terra battuta. in aggiunta gli exploit di Struff e di Karatsev, torta-gate e uno sguardo ai tabelloni di Roma.Questo show fa parte del network Spreaker Prime. Se sei interessato a fare pubblicità in questo podcast, contattaci su https://www.spreaker.com/show/5587492/advertisement

Iga Swiatek will face Aryna Sabalenka's in Saturday's Madrid final which means the rivalry we've all wanted is officially happening. David, Catherine (in Madrid) and Matt talk through how both players have got there, Swiatek's intensity and focus this week, and the way in which Sabalenka is embracing the prospect of a rematch with the world number one. On the men's side, we look ahead to the Carlos Alcaraz vs Borna Coric and Aslan Karatsev vs Jan-Lennard Struff semi-finals. Yes, you read that correctly, Karatsev and Struff have made it all the way to the last four. We chat about how this run has come out of nowhere for Karatsev, the way in which Struff went toe-to-toe with a jaded-looking Stefanos Tsitsipas, and how much their qualifying match will affect Friday's semi. Elsewhere, we react to the news that Emma Raducanu will be out of action for several months while she recovers from hand and ankle surgery, and we discuss why it's time for Madrid to stop having model ball girls. ON LOCATION:This edition of The Tennis Podcast is brought to you in association with On Location, the premium hospitality and experience provider. On Location took us to Indian Wells last month so we can vouch for the brilliant experiences they provide at tennis tournaments. They provide packages via Steve Furgal's International Tennis Tours to all of the four Grand Slam tournaments, including the US Open, which is on sale now, with fantastic seats, hospitality and hotel packages available for the year's final major event at Flushing Meadows in New York. Go to OnLocationEXP.com/TTP to see what they have to offer. OUR LINKS:Become a Friend of the Tennis Podcast to help us to produce the show year-round, and receive exclusive access to bonus podcasts throughout 2023, including Tennis Re-Lived, listener questions pods, and Grand Slam review shows. Friends also get a 5% discount on Steve Furgal's International Tennis Tours.Sign up to receive our Newsletter (daily at Slams and weekly the rest of the year, featuring Matt's Stat, mascot photos, predictions, and more)Follow us on TwitterFollow us on Instagram (@thetennispodcast)Subscribe to our YouTube channel.Check out our ShopRead our New York Times profileTennis Podcast Terminology Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dmitry Tursunov joined me from his hotel in Abu Dhabi where he is coaching world #9 Belinda Bencic on their day off before their quarterfinal match vs Shelby Rogers. We had a lengthy chat and discussed all of his players-past and present in length. Karatsev, Vesnina, Sabalenka, Konteveit, Raducanu, and now Bencic. He talked about Sabalenka and their breakup, as well as the work he did with Raducanu. He talked about why he feels that Rybakina and Sabalenka are now an entire level above the rest of the players and what his player needs to do to beat them. He discussed what he is trying to implement with Belinda to help her improve. Dmitry discussed his life in tennis and talked about how his dad was extremely intense. He explained how his pro career has progressed into this coaching career, and how he is extremely conditioned to be on tour. The Craig Shapiro Tennis Podcast is Powered by Diadora Recorded 2.8 Released 2.10 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Brad and Manny preview the matches coming up in the 2nd half of the week. The matches include the Adelaide 1 Round of 16 and quarterfinals (Sinner vs. Kokkinakis, Djokovic vs. Shapovalov, Medvedev vs. Khachanov, Nishioka vs. Popyrin), Pune quarterfinals (Martinez vs. Karatsev, Marterer vs. VDZ, Bonzi vs. Krajinovic, Cilic vs. Griekspoor), and the United Cup semifinals (Hurkacz vs. Fritz, Berrettini vs. Tsitsipas) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

ATP 250 Metz: ottimo esordio per Sonego, batte per la prima volta Karatsev. Korda bene su Gaston. Oggi il day 2 con il ritiro di Bers e dalle 18 Simon con Goffin. A San Diego giornata di derby che si svolge ottimamente. Oggi in campo altri tennisti ATP 250 Metz: excellent debut for Sonego, he beats Karatsev for the first time. Korda well on Gaston. Today on day 2 with the withdrawal of Bers and from 6 pm Simon with Goffin. In San Diego derby day that goes well. Today other tennis players on the field

Intro -0:00Final wimbledon thoughts- 4:50Wimbledon Points impact- 8:35Top Ten debate- 17:50 Basilashvili & Karatsev match fixing scandal- 41:10Quotes and Trivia- 54:04Current Top 10Medvedev ZverevNadalTsitsipas Ruud Alcaraz Djokovic Rublev Auger-AliassimeSinner Dhruv's Top 10Djokovic Nadal Medvedev Kyrgios Alcaraz Tsitsipas ZverevBerrettini SinnerFritz Follow the podInstagram & Twitter: @lovemeans0pod

Who's excited for the green lawns of the All England Tennis Club? We sure are! Although we'll miss banned players like Medvedev, Rublev, Khachanov, Karatsev, Azarenka, Sabalenka and Pavlyuchenkova - we move on. There's still plenty to get excited about with the return of Serena Williams once again going for #24 and Rafa Nadal on his pursuit of the calendar Grand Slam. Listen to the Bruthas as they breakdown the Gentlemen's and Ladies singles draws and go on the record with their predictions!

Serena Williams and Ons Jabeur win their second doubles match in Eastbourne, bringing them to the semi-finals. Some of the biggest players in tennis took to the courts today as Kvitova defeats Boulter in the third round of Rothesay International. Over in Mallorca, Tsisipas defeats Ivashka in the second round, and Medvedev defeats Karatsev to send himself to the quarterfinals vs. fifth seed Bautista Agut. Join Jan-Michael Gambill, Tracy Austin, and host Rob Simmelkjaer as they cover all the highlights of today's grass court action. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In honour of his retirement announcement, Gav hosts a quiz on Juan Martin Del Potro, plus everything that happened in the ATP-250 tournaments in Pune, Montpellier and Cordoba.Juan Martin Del Potro Quiz1:13: Juan Martin Del Potro announces his retirement from tennis. Gav made a quiz in his honour (try and beat Jack's score of 15/20!).3:22: During his famous US Open win in 2009, Del Potro is best known for beating Rafa and Federer in the semifinals and final, respectively - but who did he beat in the quarterfinals? (1)4:12: Del Potro has won 22 singles titles in his career. How many of these are Grand Slams, Masters 1000s, ATP 500s and ATP 250s? (4, one per level of tournament)5:16: Before reaching the Indian Wells final in 2018, Del Potro had reached the final on one previous occasion. Which year was this, who defeated him and what was the score? (3)6:41: Aside from the gold medal match in Rio in 2016, Del Potro and Murray have played in one ATP final. Which year and event was this and what was the score? (3)8:03: Del Potro's come back from two sets to love down once in his Grand Slam career. What was the year and who was the opponent? (2)10:02: Del Potro's last ATP final came at the 2018 China Open. Who defeated him in the final? (1)10:23: Del Potro has made the final of the ATP Finals once in his career. What was the year and who was the opponent? (2)11:11: What is Del Potro's career-high ranking and in what year did he achieve this? (2)11:36: What is Del Potro's well-known nickname? (1)12:01: Del Potro and Andy Murray famously had an argument in Rome in 2008. Who was the chair umpire for the match? (1)12:55: Our favourite Del Potro matches.Pune15:18: The Ymer brothers defeat Karatsev and Monfils, players likely to be fatigued by the Australian Open.18:43: Lorenzo Musetti continues to struggle with his concentration throughout matches. 20:44: Emil Ruusuvuori hits scary forehands enroute to the final.22:22: Joao Sousa wins his fourth career title.Montpellier24:54: Gael Monfils plays a poor match after the disappointment of the Australian Open.26:26: Richard Gasquet and Adrian Mannarino keep the French fans happy with a couple of wins apiece.30:04: Alexander Bublik wins the first title of his career defeating Alexander Zverev in the final.Cordoba32:03: Alejandro Tabilo plays Albert Ramos Vinolas in the first final of his young career.36:38: Cristian Garin suffers an uncharacteristically early loss in a Golden Swing tournament.38:00: Juan Ignacio Londero takes advantage of his wild-card and vets Benoit Paire and Fernando Verdasco lose in their opening rounds.Andy Murray40:08: Andy Murray decides to skip the clay season and teams back up with Dani Valverdu.

A mid-tournament recap of everything that's happened in the first four rounds of the Australian Open.The Lighter Stuff0:36-3:44: Medvedev's box office match with Kyrgios and his questionable tactics against Cressy.3:44-6:45: Our hits and misses from our Australian Open quarterfinal predictions. Tactical Standouts6:45-11:30: Shapo executes a steadier style of play whilst Zverev continues to struggle with his second-serve in important Grand Slam matches (plus: Andy Roddick disagrees with me on Twitter!).11:30-12:44: Swiatek survives Sorana Cirstea's pacey backhand returns.12:44-14:16: Clara Tauson aims for Anett Kontaveit's right hip in her win over the sixth-seed.Most Grit14:16-17:48: Berrettini and Alcaraz win 159 points apiece in a five-set epic.17:48-19:52: Mannarino comes through a 4-hour and 38-minute four-set match to defeat Karatsev. 19:52-21:52: Alize Cornet reaches a Grand Slam quarterfinal for the first time in 63 attempts beating Halep in three sets.Potential For Lower-Ranked Players21:52-24:20: In scintillating form, Madison Keys sets up an alluring match with Barbora Krejcikova.Biggest Saves24:20-26:27: Amanda Anisimova saves two match points against the defending champion Naomi Osaka.26:27-29:04: Felix Auger-Aliassime continues to play clutch tennis in the biggest moments at the Slams in his victory over Cilic.29:04-30:53: Kaia Kanepi defeats Aryna Sabalenka in a rollercoaster match. Looking Ahead32:40-33:54: Hype for Gael?33:54-35:41: Who wins in Rafa v Shapo?35:41-36:15: Is Sinner a favourite to win the Australian Open?36:15-36:50: Quarterfinals to watch.

All of the latest on the first two days of action at the Australian Open.The Lighter Stuff1:01-2:01: Berrettini thanks his Imodium tablets after being sick during his win over Nakashima.2:01-3:59: Nick Kyrgios sets the crowd into a frenzy against Liam Broady.3:59-4:30: Medvedev laughs at his own joke.Tactical Standouts4:30-6:46: Cam Norrie's game doesn't flourish on a quick hard-court against Sebi Korda.6:46-8:51: Sakkari deals with Maria's unorthodox game surviving floaty slices and chip-and-charges.8:51-10:13: Barty takes advantage of Tsurenko's poor serves.Biggest Fluffs10:13-11:35: Humbert loses to Gasquet in four sets.11:35-12:00: Kvitova loses to Cirstea winning only four games.12:00-13:49: Coco Gauff loses to Wang in straight sets. 13:49-15:41: Kokkinakis can't recover from his first title-run in his loss to Hanfmann.Most Grit15:41-17:45: Andy Murray comes through a vintage five-setter against Nikoloz Basilashvili.17:45-18:47: John Millman personifies grit in his win over Feli Lopez.18:47-20:33: Karatsev hits 107 unforced errors on his way to victory over Jaume Munar.20:33-21:45: FAA loses more points in his win over Ruusuvuori.Potential For Lower-Ranked Players21:45-22:44: Madison Keys maintains her rhythm against Sofia Kenin.22:44-24:20: Taro Daniel has increased the weight of his serve and may prove difficult against Andy Murray.24:20-26:23: Camila Osorio Serrano shows promise in her loss to Naomi Osaka but needs to make improvements to her serve if she's to progress.Biggest Saves26:23-27:23: Sabalenka keeps her head against Storm Sanders.27:23-27:49: Rybakina comes through a tight match against her countrywoman Diyas.27:49-28:49: Zidansek scrapes a win against Rus after almost letting go of the match.Looking Ahead28:49-29:20: Opportunity knocks for one sixteenth of the draw in the bottom half of the women's draw.29:42-30:50: De Minaur with an open path to the fourth-round after Casper Ruud withdraws.30:50-31:31: Second-round matches to watch.

Berrettini supera Nakashima e il mal di stomaco, solido Sonego. Fuori Caruso e Fognini. Bravissime le azzurre, peccato Paolini. Korda stende Norrie, subito a casa Gauff e Kenin. Vanni Gibertini e Luca Baldissera rispondono alle domande degli spettatori.

Chegou ao fim a novela envolvendo o sérvio Novak Djokovic e a sua permanência na Austrália. Em decisão unânime, o judiciário australiano confirmou o cancelamento do visto e, fora do Australian Open, Djokovic pode até perder o posto de número um para Medvedev e Zverev. Quais as implicações dessa decisão para o futuro dele? Nessa edição, Eusébio Resende, Domingos Venâncio e Ricardo Bernardes refletem sobre toda a situação. Os acontecimentos dentro de quadra também serão assunto. Dois títulos brasileiros na semana. O primeiro título de um jogador que por anos conviveu com graves lesões e de novo Karatsev começa bem o ano.

Novak is official out of the AO2022, as the judge upheld the revocation of his visa. He was whisked to the airport and boarded a flight back to Dubai. While certainly the right decision for many, including the public in Australia, it no doubt leaves a hole in the draw and the tournament. The saga has no doubt overshadowed some great action already underway in the Australia in the lead up to AO2022. Jason breaks down the action on both the men's and women's side, including the wonderful story of Thanasi Kokkinakis taking his maiden title in his home town of Adelaide. He recaps wins from Monfils, Karatsev, and the continued resurgence of Andy Murray.  For the women, Halep and Anisimova take titles in Melbourne, Barty reminds us why she's world #1, and Keys and Badosa capture titles in week two of warm up events. Finally Jason shares his thoughts on what's going on with Emma Raducanu.   Kicking off Season 3 with sales on select merch from the  Ready Play Shopify store! Support The Ready Play Tennis Podcast on Patreon: www.patreon.com/readyplaytennis. Share your thoughts! Connect with us! E: readyplaytennispodcast@gmail.com IG & TikTok: @readyplaytennispodcast

Ad Adelaide trionfa Kokkinakis, che batte Rinderknech. Al femminile torna a vincere Kyes. A Sydney un ottimo Karatsev vince con Murray. Al femminile trionfa Paula Badosa. Questa sera dalle ore 23:15 (CET) l'appello finale di Novak Djokovic. Seguitemi su Instagram: tennis.passion_podcast Spero vi piaccia :) Kokkinakis triumphs in Adelaide, beating Rinderknech. In the female Kyes returns to win. In Sydney an excellent Karatsev wins with Murray. Paula Badosa triumphs in women. Tonight from 11:15 pm (CET) the final appeal by Novak Djokovic. Follow me on Instagram: tennis.passion_podcast Hope you enjoy :)

Ad Adelaide Kokkinakis vince ancora, ritorna in finale: sfiderà Rinderknech. Al femminile è il momento di Kyes, sfiderà Riske. A Sydney vince Murray, e anche lui ritorna in finale, sfiderà Karatsev che lottato per 3 ore con Evans. Al femminile Krejcikova va in finale, nella quale sfiderà Badosa. Novak Djokovic perde il visto, l'appello finale domenica: La decisione nelle mani della Corte Federale. Seguitemi su Instagram: tennis.passion_podcast Spero vi piaccia :) In Adelaide Kokkinakis wins again, returns to the final: he will challenge Rinderknech. In the female it's Kyes' time, she will challenge Riske. In Sydney Murray wins, and he too returns to the final, he will challenge Karatsev who fought for 3 hours with Evans. In the female Krejcikova goes to the final, in which she will challenge Badosa. Novak Djokovic loses his visa, the final appeal Sunday: The decision in the hands of the Federal Court. Follow me on Instagram: tennis.passion_podcast Hope you enjoy :)

Ad Adelaide Khachanov esce di scena, Cilic e Kokkinakis avanzano e si trovano in semifinale. Al femminile continua la scia positiva di Kyes, che vola in semifinale, dove troverà Gauff. A Sydney Murray continua per il ritiro di Goffin, Sonego esce di scena con Karatsev. Al femminile Kontaveit batte Jabeur, domina invece la Krejcikova, esce invece la Muguruza. Djokovic continua ad allenarsi, anche durante il sorteggio del tabellone: la decisione finale è attesa per domani. Seguitemi su Instgram: tennis.passion_podcast Spero vi piaccia :) In Adelaide Khachanov leaves the scene, Cilic and Kokkinakis advance and find themselves in the semifinals. In the women, Kyes' positive streak continues as he flies to the semifinals, where he will find Gauff. In Sydney Murray continues for Goffin's retirement, Sonego leaves the scene with Karatsev. In the female Kontaveit beats Jabeur, Krejcikova dominates, Muguruza comes out instead. Djokovic continues to train, even during the draw for the draw: the final decision is expected for tomorrow. Hope you enjoy: tennis.passion_podcast Hope you enjoy :)

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

After a short (but oh, so long) off-season, tennis is back! Here's our review of everything that's happened so far in the first three days of the ATP Cup.1:50-4:56: Tournament withdrawals including Djokovic, Thiem, Rublev and Karatsev.Day 14:56-7:30: Spain

Episodio final e especial de Retrospectiva, abordamos os principais assuntos do mundo do tenis em 2021. Para você que quer recordar, se aprofundar e questionar os fatos acompanhe esse ep e tire suas conclusões. #Australian open #Roland Garros #Wimbledon #Us open todos. #Ano dos números 01 #Federer #Nadal e #Serena #Polêmica #Vacina #Osaka e #Thiem e a #Depressão #Surpresas do ano. #Karatsev, #Ruud, #Norie e #Hurkacz. #Expectativa 2022 Apresentação : Diego Rodrigues, Rafael Eloi e Matheus Silva Edição: Rafael Thomazini

Gav takes on an end-of-season quiz, covering tour leaders, most improved players, newcomers, those who came close to glory and what to expect next year. Questions and number of points awarded below - try and limit yourself to 20 seconds a question if you can!1:54-3:29: On the men's side, there were 14 big events i.e. Slams, Masters, ATP Finals and Olympics. 10 of these 14 events were won by Djokovic, Medvedev or Zverev. Can you name the other four players to win these big events (Miami, Monte-Carlo, Rome and Indian Wells)? (4)3:29-5:23: At the French Open, Djokovic won that unforgettable match against Nadal in the semis. He was on the ropes at times, however - can you name the two players he was down two sets to love against? (2)5:23-6:26: What was the name of Medvedev's US Open celebration? (1) 6:26-7:52: Who was the only male player to win multiple Masters titles this year? (1) 7:52-9:48: Ash Barty won three big titles in Miami, Cincinnati and Wimbledon. Can you name the only other female player besides Barty to win multiple big events? (1)Most Improved Players9:48-12:15: Who won the most ranking points on clay this season: Djokovic, Tsitsipas or Nadal? (1)12:15-13:43: Which male player won the most titles on clay this year? (1)13:43-15:31: According to stats taken from the Miami Open this year, which male player has the flattest backhand on tour? (1)15:31-16:49: Who is Hubert Hurkacz's head coach? (1)16:49-19:24: The players with the most titles won this year are Zverev on 6, Ruud and Djokovic 5 - who ties Daniil Medvedev on 4? (1)19:24-20:29: When combining singles and doubles titles, which female player won the most titles this year? (1)20:29-22:30: Two female players moved from outside the top-50 to inside the top-10 this season - Barbora Krejcikova and who else? (1)22:30-24:38: At 12 matches long, which female player boasts the longest match-winning streak of the season? (1)24:38-27:12: Which female player has reached the most semifinals this season? (1)Newcomers27:12-30:20: From oldest to youngest, order these players from the ages they won their first ATP Tour title. Carlos Alcaraz, Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer? (1 for 3rd & 4th, 1 for 1st & 2nd)30:20-32:17: Andy Murray described which up-and-coming male player as: “The sort of player I love to watch…lots of variety...high tennis IQ….great in defence…”32:17-34:02: Emma Raducanu won the US Open at only 18 years old. Who was the last teenager to win a Grand Slam? (1)34:02-36:05: Who did Raducanu beat in the final of the US Open? (1)Nearly…36:05-37:38: Toni Nadal is the coach of which tennis player? (1)37:38-39:51: Whose 23-match win streak at ATP-500 level was ended by Aslan Karatsev in Dubai this year? (1)39:51-41:34: Which female player reached three finals this year without winning one title? (1)41:34-42:38: Who did Elina Svitolina beat to win Olympic bronze in the women's singles? (1)What To Expect Next Year42:38-44:32: Who bagelled Federer this year? (1)44:32-45:56: Who broke Nadal's streak of 67 consecutive wins vs opponents ranked outside the top-20? (1)45:56-49:03: Which female player had the highest first-serve win percentage of this year? (1)49:03-50:39: Who did Naomi Osaka save match points against in her Australian Open title run? (1)50:39-53:09: Who is Andy Murray trialling as his new coach after splitting with Jamie Delgado? (1)

In our season seven finale, we're recapping this odd and transitional year on the ATP Tour, a year in which Novak Djokovic came very close to winning the first Grand Slam since 1969 and a bunch of youngsters shook the table of Big 3 hegemony. We take an honest look at our breakout predictions – not great, Bob – and reminisce about some truly wild (and some depressing) Remember When moments. Although there's much levity, you know us – we're not going to recap the ATP season without talking about the dark shadow cast by the ATP's repeated fumbling of the Zverev & Basilashvili abuse allegations.    Thanks for your support this year and every year – see you in 2022!    04:00 In Australia, Russians make history and Djokovic wins his 9th 14:00 The spring gives us a sign of what's to come (Rublev, Karatsev, Hurkacz, Sinner) plus a quick chat on PTPA progress this year 20:55 Clay season: Tsitsipas announces himself as a favorite for Roland Garros alongside Nadal & Djokovic 22:35 Novak screams and hollers his way to the Roland Garros title, beats Tsitsipas from 2 sets down  27:20 Grass season: Djokovic's Wimbledon win seemed kinda … easy? Golden Slam Watch is on 41:40 US Open: BathroomGate went on way too long; breakouts galore; Medvedev kills the dream 46:15 Fall season: Norrie wins IW, Frances captures our attention, Russia bookends its year with a dominant Davis Cup win 49:00 Let's look at the receipts: titles and rankings  52:50 How'd we do on our breakout picks? 55:15 Remember When? Hecklers, innocent bathroom breaks, the code-cracking racquet launch, YawnGate, and the unfortunate trend of ATP players using homophobic slurs 65:05 The ATP's Integrity Problem

Medvedev, Rublev, Khachanov e Karatsev. Um fortíssimo time russo fechou o ano como iniciou, com um título de torneio entre nações. No começo do ano foi a ATP Cup agora campeões da Copa Davis, passando pela Croácia na final. Até onde pode chegar esse time russo? Quem também tem se dado bem são os argentinos. Juan Pablo Ficovich venceu o Challenger de São Paulo, o primeiro título desse nível na carreira. O vigésimo Challenger vencido por um argentino no ano. Nessa edição do Match Point, Eusébio Resende, Domingos Venâncio e Ricardo Bernardes falam um pouco do sucesso dos nossos vizinhos no circuito profissional.

Grandi sfide a Vienna, avanzano tutti gli Italiani tranne Fognini, Berrettini invece suda. Si ferma anche la corsa per Andy Murray. A San Pietroburgo ottimo esordio per Rublev, mentre Karatsev subisce il tennis di Millman. Al Transilvania Open le favorite avanzano, ed oggi giocano tutte, con la sfida Halep vs Gracheva fra le più interessanti. Spero vi piaccia :) Great challenges in Vienna, all Italians advance except Fognini, Berrettini instead sweats. The race for Andy Murray also stops. In St. Petersburg an excellent debut for Rublev, while Karatsev suffers from Millman's tennis. At the Transilvania Open the favorites advance, and today they all play, with the challenge Halep vs Gracheva among the most interesting. Hope you enjoy :)

Hands down he's either the Most Improved or Breakout Player of 2021 on the ATP, King Aslan Karatsev - yes, "our guy." Karatsev snagged his second title of the year in his hometown and we couldn't be more proud of him! Listen and see if you can keep up in a loose form version of a BOT episode, the Bruthas are definitely on one here - lol! Sometimes you just gotta let it out!

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Sinner vince la trasferta in Belgio, batte nettamente Schwartzman ed ora è decimo nella Race per Torino. A Mosca ritorna al trionfo Karatsev, batte in finale Cilic. Al via da oggi l'ATP 500 di Vienna, con la super sfida fra Hurkacz e Murray. Dalle 19:00 Berrettini sfida Popyrin. Spero vi piaccia :) Sinner wins the trip to Belgium, clearly beats Schwartzman and is now tenth in the Race for Turin. In Moscow Karatsev returns to triumph, beats Cilic in the final. The ATP 500 in Vienna starts today, with the super challenge between Hurkacz and Murray. From 19:00 Berrettini challenges Popyrin. Hope you enjoy :)

In this podcast we discuss the return on Aslan Karatsev with him back to his best and Jannik Sinner winning another title in 2021! The race to Turin is hotting up.

Jannik Sinner trionfa ad Anversa e sale all'11°posto del ranking e al 10° della Race ATP. Karatsev trionfa a Mosca, dove Kontaveit conferma il momento di forma. Ann Li vince il torneo WTA di Tenerife. Questa settimana ATP a Vienna e San Pietroburgo, WTA a Cluj Napoca e Courmayeur. Come di consueto Vanni Gibertini e Luca Baldissera (da Vienna) rispondono alle domande degli ascoltatori

In the latest episode of The Passing Shot, the tennis podcast by fans, Joel and Kim catch up on the past week on the WTA and ATP Tours.With Anett Kontaveit continuing her excellent run of form to claim the Kremlin Cup title, a (proper) first title for Ann Li in Tenerife and a perfect week for Jannik Sinner in Antwerp, Joel and Kim discuss all the main highlights from the past week, including the epic between Andy Murray and Frances Tiafoe that had tennis fans gripped for almost 4 hours.With Wimbledon and AO 2022 updates revealed, a tasty line up for the Erste Bank Open in Vienna this week and a difficult Par For The Court to test Kim and the listeners, there is plenty to listen out for as they take you through a week on the tour now we enter the tailend of the season, with players vying for those all important final spots in Guadalajara and Turin.Share your fan thoughts on the week with the #passingshotpod on social media.______________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 25th October 2021

This week Seb Lauzier introduces interviews and features with newly-crowned Moscow champion, Aslan Karatsev, doubles star turned tv presenter, Nicholas Monroe, Andrey Rublev and Aryna Sabalenka, but first, with his book about Roger Federer aptly named 'The Master' having recently hit the New York Times bestseller list, international sportswriter Chris Clarey sat down with Jill Craybas to talk about it all and to chat about the tennis landscape in 2021 and beyond.

Oggi giornata di finali: A Antwerp Sinner con Schwarztaman dalle 1630. A Mosca Cilic e Karatsev si sfidano per il titolo, live dalle 15:00. Al femminile invece vince la Konteveit, che ha lottato con la Alexandrova. Tutto pronto per l'ATP 500 di Vienna e l'ATP 250 di San Pietroburgo. Al femminile seguiremo il WTA 250 di Transylwania. Spero vi piaccia :) Finals today: In Antwerp Sinner with Schwarztaman from 1630. In Moscow Cilic and Karatsev compete for the title, live from 15:00. In the female, Konteveit wins, who fought with Alexandrova. Everything is ready for the ATP 500 in Vienna and the ATP 250 in St. Petersburg. In women we will follow the WTA 250 in Transylwania. Hope you enjoy :)

Derby russo nelle semifinali di Mosca, Khachanov sfida Karatsev. Al femminile Sakkari vince e vola in semfinale ma un'infortunio la ferma con la Alexandrova. Kontaveit intanto va in finale. Sinner oggi dalle 15 con Harris. Barty chiude il 2021, l'obbiettivo è L'Australian Open. Spero vi piaccia :) Russian derby in the Moscow semifinals, Khachanov challenges Karatsev. In the women Sakkari wins and flies in the semifinal but an injury stops her with Alexandrova. Kontaveit meanwhile goes to the final. Sinner today from 3pm with Harris. Barty closes 2021, the goal is The Australian Open. Hope you enjoy :)

Sorprese a Mosca: fuori Rublev con Mannarino, ma che tennis da parte del Francese! Ad Aversa oggi Sinner nei quarti di finale, Murray esce con Schwartzman. Al WTA 500 di Mosca fuori Sabalenka e Muguruza, in diretta ora la super sfida fra Sakkari e Halep. Spero vi piaccia :) Surprises in Moscow: Rublev out with Mannarino, but what tennis by the Frenchman! In Aversa today Sinner in the quarterfinals, Murray comes out with Schwartzman. At the WTA 500 in Moscow out of Sabalenka and Muguruza, live now the super challenge between Sakkari and Halep. Hope you enjoy :)

Sorprese a Indian Wells: Fuori Medvedev e Karatsev, ma grande vittoria per Dimitrov, che ritrova il tennis dei tempi migliori. Al femminile oggi Kerber vs Badosa. A Torino via i giudici di linea elettronici, mentre Rublev e Berrettini sono certi di partecipare. Dietro inizia l'inseguimento fra Sinner, Ruud e Hurkacz. Tutto si deciderà al masters 1000 di Parigi. Spero vi piaccia :) Surprises in Indian Wells: Out of Medvedev and Karatsev, but a great victory for Dimitrov, who finds the tennis of the best times. Female today Kerber vs Badosa. In Turin, the electronic line judges are off, while Rublev and Berrettini are sure to participate. Behind begins the chase between Sinner, Ruud and Hurkacz. Everything will be decided at the masters 1000 in Paris. Hope you enjoy :)

Zverev sfata il tabù Murray e passa avanti nel torneo. Berrettini esce di scena e Sinner oggi sfida Fritz, occhio però alla grande sfida fra Hurkacz e Karatsev. Al femminile anche Kerber continua il suo cammino, mentre Swiatek e Svitolina lasciano il torneo. Spero vi piaccia :) Zverev breaks the Murray taboo and moves forward in the tournament. Berrettini leaves the scene and Sinner today challenges Fritz, but watch out for the great challenge between Hurkacz and Karatsev. Female Kerber also continues her journey, while Swiatek and Svitolina leave the tournament. Hope you enjoy :)

Fernández lotta e batte anche la Pavlyuchenkova. Murray da vita ad un match incredibile, vince lui contro Alcaraz. Per gli Italiani una giornata più o meno bene, vittoria per Berrettini, Sinner e Fognini, fuori Paolini, Mager e Sonego. Oggi in campo Medvedev e Rublev, poi la sfida super fra Shapovalov e Karatsev. Swiatek invece, da vita ad una campagna di donazioni, infatti donerà 50,000 dollari ad una associazione che cura malattie mentali. Spero vi piaccia :) Fernández fights and also beats Pavlyuchenkova. Murray starts an incredible match, he wins against Alcaraz. For the Italians a more or less good day, victory for Berrettini, Sinner and Fognini, out of Paolini, Mager and Sonego. Medvedev and Rublev on the field today, then the super match between Shapovalov and Karatsev. Swiatek instead, starts a donation campaign, in fact it will donate 50,000 dollars to an association that treats mental illness. Hope you enjoy :)

Buona la prima per Medvedev e Rublev, che lasciano poco ai loro avversari. Dimitrov torna a vincere, mentre Karatsev lascia le briciole al nostro Caruso. Oggi esordio degli Italiani, con Sinner, Berrettini e Sonego in campo. Al femminile crolla la Sakkari, mentre la Andreescu non convince ancora. Oggi in campo tutte le big. Spero vi piaccia :) Good first for Medvedev and Rublev, who leave little to their opponents. Dimitrov returns to win, while Karatsev leaves the crumbs to our Caruso. Today the debut of the Italians, with Sinner, Berrettini and Sonego in the field. In the female, Sakkari collapses, while Andreescu still does not convince. All the big names on the field today. Hope you enjoy :)

Sinner sempre più vicino alla finale, oggi però c'è Krajinovic. A San Diego Dimitrov ritrova buona sensazioni, mentre Rublev e Ruud dominano senza problemi. A Chicago fuori la Svitolina, battuta dalla Jabeur, che va verso la finale, ma occhio alla Muguruza. Osaka ritorna a parlare della sau carriera, e dichiara di voler tornare a giocare. Spero vi piaccia :) Sinner closer and closer to the final, but today there is Krajinovic. In San Diego Dimitrov finds good sensations, while Rublev and Ruud dominate without problems. In Chicago out Svitolina, beaten by Jabeur, who goes towards the final, but watch out for Muguruza. Osaka returns to talk about his career, and declares that he wants to return to play. Hope you enjoy :)

A Ostrava Swiatek e Kvitova avanzano con qualche difficoltà. A Metz Murray continua a fare bene, ma oggi per la Francia c'è Monfils. Oggi Del Portro compie 33 anni, e lancia la sfida per il 2022. Spero vi piaccia :) In Ostrava Swiatek and Kvitova advance with some difficulty. Murray continues to do well in Metz, but today for France there is Monfils. Today Del Portro turns 33, and launches the challenge for 2022. Hope you enjoy :)

Serata di quelle che si ricordano per lo sport italiano: due medaglie d'oro nell'atletica, e tra le più prestigiose. Marcell Jacobs stupisce il mondo e vince i 100 metri piani in 9,80, mentre Gianmarco Tamberi si prende la rivincita sulla sorte e porta a casa la vittoria nel salto in alto con 2, 37 metri a parimerito con il qatariota Barshim. Arriva anche un bel bronzo dalla 4 x 100 mista di nuoto.Si conclude il torneo di tennis con la vittoria di Sasha Zverev nel singolare maschile. Titolo nel doppio femminile alle favorite Krejcikova e Siniakova, che impediscono a Bencic di portare a casa una doppietta, mentre nel doppio misto la finale tutta russa è andata a Pavlyuchenkova e Rublev, che si sono imposti di misura, salvando anche un match point, su Karatsev e Vesnina.La Federazione Internazionale ha annunciato che cercherà di allungare il torneo olimpico a 11 giorni a partire da Parigi 2024.

Belle vittorie per Musetti, Berrettini, Sinner e Cecchinato. Fine della corsa per Seppi e anche per Paolini e Giorgi, che erano le ultime italiane rimaste in gara. Eliminazione a sorpresa per Karatsev. Ashleigh Barty è costretta al ritiro da un risentimento alla schiena. Federer passa il turno con Cilic ma si innervosisce per una "time violation". Vanni Gibertini e Luca Baldissera, come di consueto, rispondono alle domande degli spettatori

Chike and Kirby try to come up with words that adequately describe the sensation that is Aslan Karatsev.  We talk about how he beat Djokovic in Serbia and we talk about how Rafa held off Stefanos Tsitsipas for his 12th title in Barcelona.   12 titles folks.  12.   We don't show up in the podcast search directory and we really want to.     Please take a minute to review us on Apple Podcasts :)  Pretty please!!  We will answer a listener question for each Apple Podcasts review.   Thanks! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tennis-headz-pro-tennis-talk/id576989614   Music: Pretty Lights. Reel 4 Break 3 from A Color Map of the Sun.

With clay tournaments coming thick and fast over the last few weeks, we had some new faces prevail and some older heads staying true to their winning mantras. Stefanos Tsitsipas won his maiden Masters 1000 with a flawless week in Monte Carlo, beating the likes of Rublev, Garin and the ever-impressive Karatsev on the way to his first title. Stefanos is surely looking like the next king of clay after an 18-set unbeaten streak on the surface. Rafa started the tournament in classic Rafa fashion, but was undone by Rublev in the semi-finals, starting a streak of difficult matches for the Spaniard as he looked to capture another title on Pista Rafa Nadal. Novak Djokovic, making his first appearance since AO, lost in remarkable fashion to Dan Evans, the Brit overwhelming the world no.1 in straight sets on his least favourite surface. Barcelona came about, and Rafa dropped the opening set of his first match to Ilya Ivashka, sparking a week of unforced errors and double faults. Despite this, Nadal was able to capture a 12th Barcelona final, besting Tsitsipas in the final after the longest match of the season so far at 3:38. The two went back and forth, Rafa having 2 championship points in the second before the Greek eventually took it to a third. Tsitsipas had another fantastic week in Spain, beating the likes of Auger-Aliassime and Jannik Sinner on his way to the final. In Stuttgart, Ash Barty showed everyone why she deserves to be world no.1 with yet another title to her name, doing the double quite literally and picking up the doubles title as well. The Australian bested Sabalenka in the final, off the back of her own impressive week, who sadly picked up an adductor injury in the second set. The Belarusian beat the likes of Simona Halep, fresh off a shoulder injury, to make the final before sadly falling short to Ash - but took the loss well on social media. Ash was untouchable throughout the week though, coming from a set and a break down to beat Svitolina, who herself had to come through Kerber and Kvitova. She became the first woman to secure both the singles and doubles titles at Stuttgart. The women have already started in Madrid, with Muguruza sadly having to pull out of the tournament with a left thigh injury. Ash has started strong again, beating Shelby Rogers in what we think is their fourth meeting this season, whilst current RG champion Swiatek started the week with a convincing 6-1 6-1 first round victory - her first tournament since the French Open. We end on some positive news, firstly the return of Roger Federer in Geneva this year before playing the French Open, and secondly a massive congratulations to Carla Suarez Navarro for beating cancer!

Exciting storylines continue into the clay court swing and the guys cover all the results thus far. Aldwin's boyfriend Stefanos Tsitsipas captures his maiden Master's title in Monte Carlo. After some sweet nothings and a little massage, Tsitsi's winning ways continued until his epic three and a half hour encounter with king of clay Rafa Nadal, now 12 time Barcelona champ. Karatsev continues his winning ways by defeating Djokovic at his home event in Serbia, the second longest ATP match of the season (behind Nadal and Tsitsipas in Barcelona). But it was Berretini who would take the Serbia title. Barty rules the roost in the transition to clay, showing that her serve and variety can outlast the power game of Sabalenka. Aldwin also gives props to Sorana Cirstea who captured her first title in 13 years in Istanbul. The guys kick-off the show reminiscing about the days when they could actually play tennis. With weather getting nicer and nets going up, a spike in COVID cases across the province leads to another lengthy lockdown that bans even outdoor sporting activities like tennis.  Oh... and Benoit Paire is out of the Olympics. Surprised? E: readyplaytennispodcast@gmail.com IG & TikTok: @readyplaytennispodcast  

Let's be honest, we only want to see the best 12 players in the world play against each other each week. Karatsev vs Djokovic, Karatsev vs Barty, Karatsev vs Nadal, Karatsev vs Osaka - It'll be far far better than the European Super League. All jokes aside, it was a monster week in Tennis. We had blockbuster matchups in Barcelona, Belgrade, Istanbul and Stuttgart. The tennis just keeps on coming, good job the pandemic is over!Come join the Patreon family for bonus content, access to the exclusive discord server and ad free episodes: https://www.patreon.com/openera Follow @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.

Let’s be honest, we only want to see the best 12 players in the world play against each other each week. Karatsev vs Djokovic, Karatsev vs Barty, Karatsev vs Nadal, Karatsev vs Osaka - It’ll be far far better than the European Super League. All jokes aside, it was a monster week in Tennis. We had blockbuster matchups in Barcelona, Belgrade, Istanbul and Stuttgart. The tennis just keeps on coming, good job the pandemic is over!Come join the Patreon family for bonus content, access to the exclusive discord server and ad free episodes: https://www.patreon.com/openera Follow @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.

Några frågor som besvaras i avsnittet: Hur ska handdukarna vara vända enligt Nadal? Vad hände i Belgrad? Har Karatsev dopat sig? Hur nära är Tsitsipas Nadal? Vad är Fognini bäst på i hela världen? Vad tycker David om coivd-vaccin? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

"Scudetto al 95%". Concediamo ad Antonio Conte quei cinque punti percentuali di formalità, ma il gol di Darmian col Verona avvicina sempre di più di fatto l'Inter all'obiettivo campionato. Mentre Conte gettava via al scaramanzia, nel post partita di Fiorentina-Juventus, Pirlo ammetteva davanti alla tv la delusione sua e della società per questa stagione e cercava di sminuire il problema Ronaldo: un'altra prestazione inconsistente del portoghese che però resta intoccabile nel corso della partita. L'ultimo allenatore che ha provato a sostituirlo si chiama Maurizio Sarri e, nell'occasione del sacrilegio, restò sulla graticola per due settimane. Di tutto questo parliamo con Riccardo Trevisani che ha raccontato la gara tra i Viola e la Signora per Sky Sport. Berrettini torna a vincere all'ATP Serbia Open, battendo in finale il russo Karatsev. Nel tennis "ci stiamo divertendo come i pazzi", parola di Paolo Bertolucci.

Comme chaque lundi, je vous propose de décortiquer ce qu'il s'est passé cette semaine sur les circuits ATP et WTA. Et il s'en est passé des choses entre l'exploit d'Aslan Karatsev à Belgrade et la victoire héroïque de Rafael Nadal à Barcelone. Ca a été une semaine magique sur terre battue. Côté belge, David Goffin s'est malheureusement blessé. On parlera aussi des filles et du très joli parcours d'Ashleigh Barty à Stuttgart, de la défaite d'Elise Mertens en Turquie mais de sa victoire en double. Bonne écoute !   

"Scudetto al 95%". Concediamo ad Antonio Conte quei cinque punti percentuali di formalità, ma il gol di Darmian col Verona avvicina sempre di più di fatto l'Inter all'obiettivo campionato. Mentre Conte gettava via al scaramanzia, nel post partita di Fiorentina-Juventus, Pirlo ammetteva davanti alla tv la delusione sua e della società per questa stagione e cercava di sminuire il problema Ronaldo: un'altra prestazione inconsistente del portoghese che però resta intoccabile nel corso della partita. L'ultimo allenatore che ha provato a sostituirlo si chiama Maurizio Sarri e, nell'occasione del sacrilegio, restò sulla graticola per due settimane. Di tutto questo parliamo con Riccardo Trevisani che ha raccontato la gara tra i Viola e la Signora per Sky Sport. Berrettini torna a vincere all'ATP Serbia Open, battendo in finale il russo Karatsev. Nel tennis "ci stiamo divertendo come i pazzi", parola di Paolo Bertolucci.

In the latest episode of The Passing Shot, the tennis podcast by fans, Joel and Kim roundup the action from the past week on the ATP and WTA Tours, which saw Rafa Nadal triumphing in epic fashion to win his 12th Barcelona Title, Karatsev upsetting Novak Djokovic in Belgrade and Ash Barty claiming her third title of the year in Stuttgart.From Benoit Paire’s disbarment from the Olympics, Dominic Thiem’s latest woes and Twitter tensions surrounding Gerard Pique and the Davis Cup, Joel and Kim discuss the main talking points from the week in tennis, as well as looking forward to Estoril and Munich.Kim also tests Joel with another Mysterious Player….which is not Fernando Verdasco._______Share your fan thoughts on the week with the #passingshotpod on social media.Twitter: @passingshotpodInstagram: @passingshotpodOr drop us an Email: passingshotpod@gmail.comWritten, presented and produced by Joel Girling and Kim MackenzieCrowdfunded by our listeners.Episode backed by Julie Tharp and Liz Curran.Recorded on 26th April 2021.

Jannik Sinner raggiunge una buona semifinale a Barcellona dove si ferma contro Tsitsipas. Matteo Berrettini arriva in finale a Belgrado dove Aslan Karatsev sfodera una prestazione incredibile per battere Novak Djokovic in 3 ore e 25 minuti. Fabio Fognini si fa squalificare a Barcellona per un'intemperanza che lui non ritiene fosse così grave da meritare una punizione così dura. Nel WTA di Stoccarda, quattro delle prime sette giocatrici del mondo arrivano in semifinale. Come di consueto, Vanni Gibertini e Luca Baldissera rispondono alle domande degli ascoltatori.

The BMW Open 2021 official men's draw is out now. This event in Munich, Germany will feature some in form players including Alexander Zverev and Aslan Karatsev.

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal in kompakter Form zu den größten Turnieren der letzten Woche. Andreas und Philipp beginnen mit dem Turnier in Stuttgart. Hier fand sich wie gewohnt ein beträchtlicher Teil der Elite des Damentennis ein. Am Ende setzte sich die Weltranglistenerste Ash Barty durch. Sie gewann im Finale gegen Aryna Sabalenka. Barty hatte nicht nur im Endspiel, sondern auch in den Runden zuvor, die ein oder andere Klippe umschiffen müssen. Doch am Ende stand der zweite Karrieretitel auf dem Sand. Gegnerin Sabalenka hatte vor allem im Halbfinale überzeugen können. Hier hatte sie ganz klar gegen Simona Halep gewonnen. Nadal kommt in Schwung Bei den Herren traf im Turnier von Barcelona der beste Sandplatzspieler aller Zeiten auf einen seiner größten Herausforderer in diesem Jahr. Dabei tat sich Rafael Nadal auf in Barcelona zwischendrin arg schwer. So verlor er klare Sätze gegen Ilya Ivashka und Kei Nishikori. Doch trotzdem sollte man sich wohl nicht allzu große Sorgen um die Form des Spaniers vor den French Open machen. Schon in der Vergangenheit gab es Zeiten, wo Nadal ein paar Wochen brauchte um seine Betriebstemperatur auf der Asche zu erreichen. Finalgegner Stefanos Tsitsipas ließ seinem Titel in Monte Carlo einen weiteren beeindruckenden Lauf in Barcelona folgen. Dabei besiegte er mit Felix Auger-Aliassime und Jannik Sinner zwei der besten jungen Spieler auf der Tour. Bis zum Finale gab Tsitsipas nicht mal einen Satz ab. Etwas früher als gewohnt war die Woche für Andrey Rublev zu Ende gegangen. Bei seiner Viertelfinal-Niederlage gegen Tsitsipas wirkte der Seriensieger etwas platt. Karatsev erstaunlich in Belgrad Das Match der Woche gab es allerdings weder in Stuttgart noch in Barcelona, sondern beim kleineren Turnier in Belgrad. Hier verlor Novak Djokovic als quasi-Gastgeber am Samstag in einem mehr als drei Stunden dauernden Halbfinale gegen Aslan Karatsev. Der bisherige Aufsteiger des Jahres Karatsev zeigte dabei wieder eine erstaunliche Leistung.

Toprak turnuvaları tam gaz devam ediyor! Hem de inanılmaz maçlarla. Bu hafta 3 saati geçen 4 maç izledik. Hem de ikisi yılın maçı olacak cinsten. Cumartesi günü Belgrad'da Karatsev-Djokovic maçıyla açıldı perde, pazar günü de Barcelona'daki Nadal-Tsitsipas finali. Bu nasıl hafta sonu? Kadınlarda oynanan ve Barty ile Cirstea'nın kazandığı Stuttgart ve İstanbul turnuvalarını da konuştuk! Bu haftaki özel bir bölüm de 'Unutumadığımız Toprak Maçları'! 1984'ten başladık, günümüze kadar geldik. 15 maçlık listemizi kaçırmayın. Maç özetlerini Twitter'a ve Youtube'a bırakıyoruz! İyi haftalar! (00:00 - 15:32) - Barcelona ATP 500 (Nadal, Tsitsipas); (15:33 - 19:52) - Stuttgart WTA 500 (Barty, Svitolina, Kvitova, Pliskova); (19:53 - 25:10) - İstanbul WTA 250 (Cirstea, Mertens, Çağla); (25:11 - 35:45) - Belgrad ATP 250 (Karatsev, Djokovic, Berrettini); (35:46 - 41:24) - Bizim ekip (Altuğ yarı finalde); (41:25 - 54:52) - Unutulmaz Toprak Maçları!; (54:53 - 1:01:29) - HAFTANIN PARLAYANLARI (Karatsev, Barty, Brooksby, Cirstea); (1:01:30 - 1:06:19) - BU NASIL İSTATİSTİK (Karatsev'in break puanları, Nadal'dan yine rekor). Music credit: Protofunk by Kevin MacLeod Link: incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4247-protofunk License: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Modern Jazz Samba by Kevin MacLeod Link: incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4063-mo…n-jazz-samba License: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

The Miami Open gave us surprises in both the ATP and WTA draws, with the lowest ranked men's final at the tournament since 1985. Hubert Hurkacz and Jannik Sinner both made their Masters 1000 final debuts, with the Polish star running out eventual winner after a dominant performance in the final. This maiden title takes Hubie to 16th in the rankings, whilst Sinner moves up to 23rd at only the age of 19 - god we're both old. Ash Barty defended her 2019 (yes, 2019) Miami Open crown in a convincing fashion with wins over Victoria Azarenka, Aryna Sabalenka and Elina Svitolina before a walkover in the final against Bianca Andreescu. Andreescu was on court for over 10 hours before sadly succumbing to an injury, but stole the show this week alongside Coco, her camera-shy dog. Sebastian Korda made waves with his first top-10 victory over, you guessed it, Diego Schwartzman. He just loves giving these upcoming stars their first big wins (FAO Musetti and Karatsev). Karatsev couldn't expand on his Dubai winning form, but the latest 'Race to Turin' ranking see's him up in 5th alongside the likes of Djokovic, Medvedev and Fucsovics - fresh off completing the Fucsovics-Rublev trilogy. Sakkari had yet another outstanding tournament, bagelling Naomi Osaka in the quarterfinals whilst also having great matches against Samsonova and Pegula - the latest in a long line of talented young Americans on the WTA. Halep couldn't overcome a shoulder injury that plagued her since her opening match, a day which saw her, Barty, Sabalenka and Elina all face a bit of trouble in their opening sets. But the real winner was Svitolina herself, tying the knot with Gael Monfils after a turbulent few months and bagged herself (potentially) a new car from the same old man. Points to Defend and Milos Raonic are three very happy people #July2021

Nuevo episodio con Daniel Vitale para tratar varios temas: el ranking congelado y sus consecuencias en el circuito, la sostenibilidad de un nivel impresionante como el que está teniendo Karatsev y un análisis de la transición que viven las nuevas generaciones de jugadores, los llamados Next Gen. Music by: audionautix.com

Bu hafta dünya turu gibi bir program: Dubai'de Aslan Karatsev, Acapulco'da Zverev, St Petersburg'da Kasatkina, Monterrey'de Fernandez şampiyon oldu. Şimdi sıra Miami'de ancak erkekler tarafında çok çekilen var. Murray geri dönüşüne Miami'de devam ederken, Del Potro bir kez daha dizinden ameliyat olacağını açıkladı. Biz de Delpo'nun kariyerindeki ameliyatlara baktık. Tabii Box bölümünde Ali Kırçıl da Federer serisinin son bölümünde İsviçrelinin alameti farikası forehandini inceledi.

Cette semaine marque la reprise des Masters 1000 avec Miami qui se tiendra tant bien que mal. Des joueurs arrivent avec le plein de confiance comme Aslan Karatsev : le Russe, 27e mondial et demi-finaliste à l'Open d'Australie cette année, a confirmé son explosion au plus haut niveau en remportant le tournoi ATP 500 de Dubai la semaine précédante. Une ascension que tentent de décrypter Arnaud Di Pasquale et Antoine Benneteau.Miami sera le tournoi où il y aura énormément d'absents en raison de la pandémie et des contraintes sanitaires drastiques à respecter. Bon nombre de joueurs importants comme Djokovic, Nadal et Federer, ont décidé de ne pas y aller pour préparer la saison sur terre battue. Et d'autres en profitent pour panser leurs plaies, à l'image de Juan Martin Del Potro, qui repart pour une nouvelle opération au genou, tentant ainsi de se remettre debout pour disputer les Jeux olympiques de Tokyo cet été... Y arrivera-t-il ?Bienvenue dans DiP Impact ! Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

We're back with a bumper two-week episode, and there's a LOT to talk about. Djokovic broke the record for most weeks at world number one with 311, which is now a little longer because we forgot to mention it before but that's been rectified here. Federer was back in Doha and looked good in his three setters despite falling to eventual champion Basilashvili, while Muguruza finally won a title in her third final of the year in Dubai. St Petersburg appropriately had an all-Russian semi final lineup with 'Russian wall' Daria Kasatkina winning her second title of the year, the first home player to win the tournament, and we reflected on her journey over the last few seasons and how she sums up the state of the WTA Tour. This week saw Rublev's ATP 500 streak finally snap in Dubai where he lost to Karatsev. And we really need to talk about Karatsev, who won his first tour title at the ripe age of 27 and gave us Djokovic-domination vibes. Over in Acapulco, Zverev survived an earthquake to come through to the final and beat Tsitsipas, while last year's Rome favourite Lorenzo Musetti returned to show he can keep beating the top guys. We look at Genie Bouchard's last few years since going top five and making the Wimbledon final, and ask everyone to cut her a bit of slack, then get excited about teen favourites Clara Tauson and Leylah Annie Fernandez winning titles. And then it's over to the Miami Open where we compare and contrast the loaded WTA draw with the noticeably scaled back ATP draw and do our favourite thing - make predictions that ultimately never come true.

Na Austrália ele foi a surpresa, mas agora ele é campeão de um ATP 500. Karatsev venceu em Dubai interrompendo a sequência de Rublev. No México, final entre dois tenistas top 10 e que tem tudo para protagonizar diversas finais nos próximos anos. O Masters de Miami muito esvaziado quais pontos positivos e negativos disso. Nessa edição a participação de Eusebio Resende, Narck Rodrigues e Domingos Venancio.

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit einer Rückschau auf die Resultate der letzten Woche. Zverev besiegt Erdbeben und Angstgegner Andreas und Philipp beginnen mit den Herren. Hier konnte sich in der letzten Woche Alexander Zverev beim Turnier in Acapulco durchsetzen. Im Finale gewann der Deutsche dabei gegen Stefanos Tsitsipas. Ein Überraschungsgast im Halbfinale war Dominik Koepfer. Auch Lorenzo Musetti war wohl im Vorfeld nur von den Wenigsten in die Runde der letzten 4 getippt worden. Das Turnier in Dubai gewann hingegen ein Spieler, der erst noch auf dem Weg nach oben ist - das jedoch in Siebenmeilenstiefeln. Denn Aslan Karatsev konnte nach seinem überraschenden Einzug ins Halbfinale der Australian Open auch in Dubai überzeugen. Er gewann im Finale gegen Lloyd Harris, der auf dem Weg dorthin unter anderem Dominic Thiem besiegt hatte. Für Andrey Rublev ging hingegen durch seine Niederlage im Halbfinale gegen Karatsev eine erstaunliche Siegesserie zu Ende. Offene russische Meisterschaften Das Damenturnier in St. Petersburg avancierte schnell zu den Offenen Russischen Meisterschaften. Im Viertelfinale standen sieben Russinnen. Der Titel ging am Sonntag an Daria Kasatkina. Ihre Finalgegnerin Magarita Gasparyan musste beim Stand von 1:2 im zweiten Satz aufgeben. Für Kasatkina ist dies der vierte WTA Titel, nachdem sie mit der Saison 2019 in eine Formkrise gestürzt war und sich davon erst langsam erholt. Das Finale bei den Damen in Acapulco bestreiten Leylah Fernandez und Viktorija Golubic. Die Schweizerin konnte nach ihrem starken Auftritt in Lyon abermals überzeugen. Auch Fernandez überzeugte die Woche über, unter anderem mit einem Sieg gegen Sara Sorribes Tormo im Halbfinale. In den News blicken Andreas und Philipp auf das Turnier in Miami. Dort werden auf der Herrenseite zahlreiche Topspieler fehlen. So haben Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal und Roger Federer abgesagt. Zudem gab es unter der Woche ein Communiqué aus Wimbledon. Das Turnier wird in diesem Jahr auf jeden Fall stattfinden. Es nur noch nicht ganz klar, unter welchen Bedingungen.

Alors que le tournoi de Miami débutera mardi sans un seul membre du big three, les tournois de Dubai, de Saint-Petersbourg, de Monterrey et d'Acapulco se sont terminés ce week-end.  Chez les femmes, Daria Kasatkina a remporté son deuxième titre cette saison, l'ex numéro 10 mondiale est l'une des joueuses en forme du moment. Et je suis, dans ce Jeu, Set & Podcast, en compagnie de son ancien coach, le Belge Philippe Dehaes. Il nous parle du chemin qu'elle a parcouru ces deux dernières années, de l'équipe qui l'entoure, de son potentiel. On verra évidemment ce qu'il s'est passé dans les autres tournois dont le parcours de l'incroyable Karatsev.

Avustralya'dan beri gündem konuşmayan Raket Servis geri döndü! Konuşacak konu çok..! En son kayıttan beri Djokovic acayip bir rekor kırdı, Federer geri döndü, Muguruza yükseliyor, Karatsev ise bir acayip. Konseptlerle döndük hem de bu sefer! İlginç istatistik, içten yakınmalar, biraz da magazin derseniz aşağıdaki zaman kodlarına basıp o bölümlere atlayabilirsiniz! (02:37) Mart ayı gündemi (Djoko 311, Federer'in dönüşü, turnuvalar); (41:46) Haftanın Parlayanları; (46:46) Sen Neden Böylesin; (54:42) Bu Nasıl İstatistik; (58:37) Kort Dışı. İyi dinlemeler! Protofunk by Kevin MacLeod Link: incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4247-protofunk License: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Verano Sensual by Kevin MacLeod Link: incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5049-verano-sensual License: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Celebration by Kevin MacLeod Link: incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5051-celebration License: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Modern Jazz Samba by Kevin MacLeod Link: incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4063-mo…n-jazz-samba License: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Jannik Sinner a Dubai e Lorenzo Musetti ad Acapulco incantano il mondo: due diciannovenni italiani si presentano come i personaggi del futuro. Zverev conquista l'ATP 500 ad Acapulco battendo Tsitsipas in una finale molto emozionante. Grande partecipazione del pubblico, per quanto limitato dalle misure COVID-19. Karatsev sbaraglia la concorrenza a Dubai e si propone come rivelazione dell'anno. Nel circuito femminile, dominio russo a San Pietroburgo con il ritorno di Kuznetsova e Zvonareva (anche se si impone Kasatkina); a Monterrey seconda finale consecutiva per Golubic che affronta la giovane canadese Fernandez. Come di consueto Vanni Gibertini e Luca Baldissera rispondono alle domande degli ascoltatori

It's our 50th episode! Thank you so much to all of you who have supported us during our podcasting journey these past seven months. In this episode, we reflect on our path to 50 and the ever dramatic week of tennis that's unfolding before our eyes this week, complete with everything from young talents breaking through in Mexico (both on the ATP and WTA), home country WTA dominance in Russia, and a final of dark horses in Dubai. The two of us discuss the all-Russian lineup in St. Petersburg (as well as the resurgence of WTA veterans Kuznetsova and Zvonareva), the Harris vs. Karatsev final in Dubai, Lorenzo Musetti's endearing run in Acapulco (along with a side conversation about the appeal--or lack thereof--of one handed backhands, of course), and our hopes for an Ann Li vs. Leylah Fernandez final in Monterrery. We had a blast recording our 50th episode, so we hope you join in to listen on our discussion on everything from the tennis to the tea. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/holdontoyourracket/message

In this podcast we discuss the Final of ATP Dubai with Karatsev facing Harris, and the Acapulco Semi-finals. How far can Musetti go?

So long Australia, it's been nice. Iga Swiatek wrapped up the Australian portion of the 2021 tennis calendar with an emphatic win over Belinda Bencic in the Adelaide final. This week, Simon and Devang go deep on Iga's 2nd career title as well as serve up the latest from both the ATP and WTA. We're talking Rafael Nadal and appearance fees, Roger Federer's return and Simon's incredible serving motion on this week's Open Era.Come join the Patreon family for bonus content, access to the exclusive discord server and ad free episodes: https://www.patreon.com/openera Follow @OpenEra on Twitter! While you're there say hello to @DesaiDevang and maybe we'll all try to convince Simon to finally join. If 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.

The end came so quickly. After spending the last year month in Australia, Naomi Osaka and Novak Djokovic departed Melbourne with the biggest trophies up for grabs. On this week's Open Era, Simon and Devang break down both finals, and hit on what they loved and hated from this year's Australian Open: Stefanos Tsitsipas, electronic line calling, injuries, Jennifer Brady, Aslan Karatsev, Serena Williams, FILA, fake crowds, real crowds plus plenty, plenty more. It's a good one! Come join the Patreon family for bonus content, access to the exclusive discord server and ad free episodes: https://www.patreon.com/openera Follow @OpenEra on Twitter! While you're there say hello to @DesaiDevang and maybe we'll all try to convince Simon to finally join. If 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.

Nuevo episodio junto a Daniel Vitale en el que repasamos toda la actualidad del tenis. El noveno Australia Open de Novak Djokovic, la diferencia con Daniil Medvedev, el protagonista del torneo: Aslán Karatsev y muchos nombres más. Music by audionautix.com

The Aus Open is done and dusted for another year, and we have our champions. Novak Djokovic makes it 18 Slams, half now coming on Rod Laver Arena, and Naomi Osaka becomes the first player in almost a decade to make it to 4 Majors. Also during the second week we had great runs to the finals from Medvedev and 'Do you prefer Jenny or Jennifer?' Brady, amazing wins from Serena before she struggled against Naomi and left people questioning whether she was retiring, match points saved by our eventual champion against Muguruza, an injured Thiem lost to a Dimitrov who then got injured and lost to Slam debutant Karatsev, who had a dream run to the semis. After a whole host of injuries during the AO, last year's champion Sofia Kenin revealed that she had surgery for appendicitis and ploughed through three tournaments in three weeks, despite mostly early losses, before realising. And we look ahead to some of this week's ATP and WTA tournaments in Adelaide, Montpellier, Cordoba and Singapore - and another potential clash between each of our faves, this time Jamie's Jannik Sinner is projected to play Andy Murray.

Naomi Osaka spoils Serena Williams’ hopes of a 24th major title, Novak Djokovic breezes past Aslan Karatsev and into a ninth championship match in Melbourne, while Jennifer Brady triumphs over Karolina Muchova to reach her maiden Grand Slam final on a fan-tastic Day 11 of Australian Open.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Karatsev är en habil challengerspelare igen. Djokovic ser lugn och hungrig ut. Sen tjafs om huruvida det kommer bli jämnt mellan Medvedev och Tsitsipas eller inte. Zverev nämns. Av misstag. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit dem Daily Down Under vom elften Tag der Australian Open. Serena weitestgehend chancenlos Andreas und Philipp beginnen mit den Halbfinals der Damen. Hier stand am Donnerstag zuerst der Blockbuster zwischen Serena Williams und Naomi Osaka auf dem Programm. Trotz des besseren Starts war Williams am Ende weitestgehend chancenlos. Osaka hatte nicht nur beim Aufschlag einen Vorteil, auch von der Grundlinie war sie die bessere Spielerin. Am Ende stand ein 6:3 6:4 für die dreimalige Grand Slam Siegerin. Natürlich war am Ende des Matches mindestens so viel Aufmerksamkeit auf die Verliererin gerichtet. Nicht wenige fragen sich, ob dies der letzte Auftritt von Williams in Melbourne gewesen sein könnte. Für Osaka geht es nun im Finale gegen Jennifer Brady. Die konnte sich gegen Karolina Muchova über die Ziellinie retten und erreichte auf diese Weise ihr erstes Major Finale. Brady profitierte von kleinen Konzentrationslöchern und den Nerven ihrer Gegnerin, zeitgleich zeigte sie warum ihre Mischung aus Aufschlag und Vorhand so gefährlich ist. Das Finale gegen Osaka ist eine Wiederholung des Halbfinales der US Open aus dem letzten Jahr, ein Match was damals durchaus auf hohem Niveau stattfand. Djokovic ohne Mühe Zum Ende des Tages gab es noch das erste Halbfinale bei den Herren, hier konnte sich Novak Djokovic gegen den Russen Aslan Karatsev durchsetzen. Karatsev war der historische Lauf aus der Qualifikation gelungen, doch gegen Djokovic war er weitestgehend chancenlos. Erst als Djokovic mit 6:3 5:1 führte, konnte Karatsev seine ganze Klasse zeigen. Fast hätte er noch auf 5:5 gestellt, doch am Ende zog Djokovic zum ungefährdeten 3-Sat-Sieg davon. Im Finale trifft Djokovic nun auf Stefanos Tsitsipas oder Daniil Medvedev. Für Medvedev die Chance ein zweites Grand Slam Finale in seiner Karriere zu erreichen. Für Tsitsipas wäre es sogar die Premiere. Die Auflösung gibt es am morgigen Freitag und die nächste Sendung von Chip & Charge am Samstag nach dem Finale der Damen.

Naomi Osaka supera in due set Serena Williams, nonostante una giornata poco brillante al servizio per entrambe, e poi la campionessa americana si emoziona scoppiando in lacrime in conferenza stampa. É stato il suo ultimo Australian Open? Jennifer Brady conquista la prima finale Slam al secondo tentativo, Djokovic invece mette la parola fine alla favola di Karatsev e arriva al nono episodio conclusivo a Melbourne Park. Come di consueto, Vanni Gibertini e Luca Baldissera rispondono alle domande degli ascoltatori.

Die Sportwelt dreht sich weiter, der Blick der Sportgondel ruht jedoch weiterhin auf Melbourne: Es gibt eine zweite Tennisspezialfolge. Über 16.000 Kilometer Entfernung hindern die M94.5 Sportredaktion nicht daran, ihre Einschätzung zu den aktuellen Matches abzugeben.

Grâce à un sensationnel Kylian Mbappé auteur d'un triplé, le Paris Saint-Germain s'est imposé mardi soir 4-1 sur la pelouse du FC Barcelone. Un résultat à confirmer lors du 8ème de finale retour le 10 mars. Liverpool a aussi pris une option en s'imposant 2-0 face à Leipzig grâce à Mohamed Salah et Sadio Mané. Mathieu Faivre en or, Tessa Worley en bronze, les Français ont brillé mardi sur les pistes de Cortina d'Ampezzo. Et enfin, la sensation Aslan Karatsev n'en finit plus d'impressionner à l'Open d'Australie. Retrouvez toute l'actualité sportive dans votre Flash L'Equipe. 

I primi due quarti di finale del torneo promuovono il debuttante russo e la tre volte campionessa Slam

L'Open d'Australie bat son plein à Melbourne, sans public la plupart du temps en attendant son retour, mais le premier tournoi du Grand Chelem de la saison avance. Certains joueurs et les joueuses sont blessés et mordent la poussière, d'autres surfent sur la vague et poursuivent leur bonhomme de chemin.Arnaud Di Pasquale et Antoine Benneteau n'en perdent pas une miette et vous proposent un point sur ce qui fait le plus parler : la blessure plus ou moins grave de Novak Djokovic, l'incroyable surprise Aslan Karatsev en demi-finale dès sa première participation en Grand Chelem et les changements opérés à Melbourne avec plus ou moins de réussite : plus de juge de ligne, plus de challenge… jusqu'où les tournois iront ?Bienvenue dans DiP Impact ! Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

In der #mspWG am heutigen Mittwoch wird schon wieder nicht über die Biathlon WM und die alpine Ski WM gesprochen, dafür ist es ausgesprochen lustig und teilweise fast schon albern. Wie immer in diesen 14 Tagen geht der Blick nach Australien. Aslan Karatsev zieht ins Halbfinale ein und bricht damit Rekorde. Andreas zählt auf, welche dies sind und erinnert an die Vergangenheit von Karatsev, die nicht nur gute Geschichten auf Lager hat. Aber wie sollte es auch sein, wenn man mit 27 erst die Weltspitze erklimmt. Corona muss auch mal wieder besprochen werden. München entwickelt sich in die eine gute Richtung und Hannover stagniert auf viel zu hohem Niveau. Tobi weiß nicht woran es liegt, Andreas aber auch nicht. Corona bleibt das große Rätsel der Menschheit. Die meinsportpodcast.de Familie hat sich vergrößert. Unter meinmusikpodcast.de findet Ihr ab sofort Podcast rund um das Thema Musik und wer möchte, kann auch selbst aktiv werden. Andreas hört Ihr dort bei seinem neuen Podcast Na Bravo. Bleibt gesund und passt auf Euch auf! Der große #mspWG Marathon wird stattfinden, wir wissen nur noch nicht wann. Aber sobald es einen neuen Termin gibt, erfahrt Ihr es hier in den Shownotes, in der Sendung oder auf Twitter unter https://twitter.com/msp_wg. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Ce qualifié russe s'est qualifié pour les demi-finales de l' Open d'Australie en battant Grigor Dimitrov qui était blessé au dos. Karatsev joue son premier Grand Chelem de sa carrière. Il est sorti des qualifs. C'est la 5e fois de l'histoire qu'un qualifié joue une demi-fnale de Grand Chelem.

In this podcast we provide our predictions for the Quarter Final matches in the Australian Open 2021! Who do you think is going to win?Remaining players in Men's Singles draw:Djokovic, Zverev, Dimitrov, Karatsev, Rublev, Medvedev, Tsitsipas & Nadal.

Michael Gillett, Marcus Ally and Owen Mellor give their take on the Australian Open third and fourth rounds, looking ahead to the quarter finals along with reflection on some epic encounters.Twitter - @TennisFanalyst See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Le donne danno spettacolo come promesso: dalle due super-sfide emergono Osaka e Serena Williams. Sarà invece un quarto a sorpresa quello tra Karatsev e Dimitrov: Thiem è fuori1

Les surprises Karatsev et Hsieh à l'Open d'Australie, le beau parcours de la paire Mahut/Herbert en double, le premier titre de Benjamin Bonzi en Challenger... Voici le menu de notre rappel hebdomadaire de l'actualité présenté par Alexandre Ravasi. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.