Podcasts about ladies singles

On this edition of This Week in Tennis, hosts Craig Doyle and Phil Naessens discuss the following topics. Why did the Wimbledon Promotional Poster omit two-time champion Andy Murray but prominently display two players who've never won this event? The top half of the Gentlemen's Singles draw is loaded–can Carlos Alcaraz make it out of his half of the draw? Novak Djokovic appears to have an easier draw than Alcaraz does. The guys share any possible speed bumps enroute to his 24th Major Title? The guys share their thoughts on the Ladies singles draw, offer possible first-round upsets and the guys differ on who they think will win the event. Wimbledon first-round predictions for both sides of the draw and the hosts share their best bets for the Champion of the Wimbledon Gentlemen's and Ladies Singles Phil authored a How to Bet on Wimbledon betting guide for MD Betting. Phil also wrote a story about Frances Tiafoe reaching the ATP Top 10 for MD Betting.  Track all of Phil's tennis picks throughout the week at Betstamp. Phil previewed the Ladies Singles Tournament for OH Betting and the Gentlemen's Singles Tournament at MD Betting.  Follow Phil at @NaessensPhil     Follow Craig @cdsportsmedia

It's new balls please as Takeaway Trivia returns with episode 120 of your weekly pub quiz in a podcast. Testing your knowledge on the classic British tennis tournemant at Wimbledon. Four rounds of general knowledge bar trivia to test your brain. Grab some paper and pens, decide on a prize and quiz the family around the dinner table or help the miles melt away while you're on a long drive across the country. This week: General Knowledge Entertainment Trivia Trail Final Fling Written and hosted by the team behind the Bar Wars pub quiz - a quiz that has been running since 2000 in locations in Cheltenham and Hereford UK. Hosted by Leon, former presenter on Sunshine Radio & Like Radio in the UK. Want to contact us? Fancy seeing some subjects covered on this podcast? Tweet us your suggestions@barwars or follow us at www.facebook.com/takeawaytrivia Takeaway Trivia is also now available on Youtube. Intro music: There It Is by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4519-there-it-is License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ We make every effort to check that the trivia presented in this podcast is correct and up to date at the time of publishing however this contents of this podcast are presented for entertainment purposes only. Takeaway Trivia cannot be held responsible for any errors. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/barwars/message

On day seven, the All England Club put in all the big calls to assemble a raft of Wimbledon legends to celebrate 100 years of tennis on Centre Court, including 2013 champion Marion Bartoli, who tells Jonathan Overend exactly what they were all chatting about before they stepped out to greet the public. Cam Norrie ensured there will be British interest in the quarter-finals, and Overs chats to Davis Cup Captain, Leon Smith, about Norrie's path to the last eight, and beyond that, his journey over the last five years. Former British player Naomi Cavaday also walks us through the day's developments in the ladies singles, and former players Mark Woodforde and Annabel Croft join Jonathan straight after commentating on Jannik Sinner's victory to chat about the future stars of men's tennis. 1'00 - Special opening ceremony on first Middle Sunday 2'44 - Marion Bartoli tells us what it was like to be amongst so many Wimbledon legends 5'47 - Reflections on Cameron Norrie's progress with Leon Smith 13'53 - Reaction to Sinner versus Alcaraz 18'07 - Thoughts on remaining hopefuls for the Ladies Singles title 20'06 - Looking ahead to day eight

In the latest episode of Tennis Weekly, Joel and Kim roundup the past week on grass, which saw Matteo Berrettini successfully defend his Queen's Club Title, Beatriz Haddad Maia making it two titles from two on the grass and Serena Williams announce her return to the game in time for SW19.With Hubert Hurkacz putting himself forward as a contender for Wimbledon with victory in Halle, and another title for Ons Jabeur in the build up to a Slam, things are hotting up nicely for The Championships just around the corner.Joel and Kim assess the varying fortunes of British players so far on grass, debate who should open the Ladies Singles at Wimbledon in Barty's absence, and reflect on the dangers of an unseeded Nick Kyrgios in the draw next week.Kim also tests Joel with a new Mysterious Player (niche knowledge required!) and they also discuss news from the US Open that Russians WILL be allowed to play.______________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: @tennisweeklypodInstagram: @tennisweeklypodWebsite: tennisweekly.co.ukWritten, presented and produced by Joel Girling and Kim MackenzieCrowdfunded by our listeners.Recorded on 20th June 2022.

This edition of This Week in Tennis is all about Wimbledon! Join Craig and Phil as they preview both the Gentleman's and Ladies Singles events. The guys take a closer look at the Las Vegas Futures betting sheet; they share their thoughts on each of the top favorites as well as a dark horse or two. All this and more on This Week in Tennis with Craig Doyle and Phil Naessens. The team is offering premium picks delivered daily to your inbox for the low price of $49.99 per month. Daily picks and betting packages will be available at Betstamp. Sign up there and earn money betting on the great sport of tennis with advice from two of the very best in the business.

Take a look at the key Second Round matchups in the Gentlemen and Ladies Singles - including ties for Ashleigh Barty, Roger Federer and CoCo Gauff

Richard Connelly is joined by Wayne Ferreira and Philip Studd to review a record-breaking win for Kevin Anderson over John Isner, plus the unfinished, heavyweight semi-final between Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal. We also look ahead to Saturday’s Ladies’ Singles final between the extraordinary Serena Williams and Germany’s Angelique Kerber.

World Number One Simona Halep became the latest star name to suffer defeat in the Ladies Singles after crashing out in three sets to Su-Wei Hsieh. But the shocks didn’t stop there on Day Six as the Men’s fourth seed Alexander Zverev lost in five sets to qualifier Ernests Gublis. Richard Kaufman, Peter Marcato and Matt Cronin hear from the Latvian as well as from other third round victors Rafael Nadal and Juan Martin Del Potro.

Mary Rhodes, Peter Marcato and Matt Cronin look back on the opening day of the 2018 Championships where Roger Federer, Serena Williams and Marin Cilic all enjoyed first round victories. We hear from the trio as well as from Caroline Wozniacki, Stan Wawrinka, Grigor Dimitrov and Sloane Stephens. Plus there’s a preview of Tuesday’s action where Garbiñe Muguruza begins the defence of her Ladies Singles crown.

Wimbledon Radio Channel’s Rupert Bell and Claire Curran chat to Naomi Broady, straight off the practice courts at Aorangi Park. With six days to go before The Championships, the British number three talks about the relaxed atmosphere at the All England Club and about her main focus in training.   They also catch up with David Taylor, who recently started coaching Madison Keys, one of the favourites for the Ladies’ Singles title. He reveals how Keys will adapt her game for the grass courts of Wimbledon, after her great run on the clay in Paris.

We discover how every shot at the Wimbledon tennis championships is counted, analysed and makes its way to our phones, desktops and TV screens. How useful is this information for players and their coaches? The statistics prove and disprove some of the received wisdom of the game. New Chinese regulations have resulted in a crackdown on online videos. Chinese censors have banned around 84 categories of material including prostitution, drug addiction, and extra marital affairs, and the classification of homosexuality as an 'abnormal' sexual activity has caused anger online. What drives women – and men – to choose to be childless, especially as they often face suspicion, abuse even, for being selfish or materialistic. Women, in particular, who decide not to have children can experience the full force of this near-universal stigma. Mary-Ann Ochota reports. (image: Venus Williams plays a backhand during the Ladies Singles at Wimbledon. Credit: Getty Images)

Using statistics to prove or disprove the wisdom of tennis is the theme this week. In this digital age we are used to information at our fingertips. This week More or Less finds out how every rally, every shot at this tennis championship is counted and makes its way to our phones, desktops and TV screens. And once you have this information – what can you do with it? Is it useful for players and coaches? Traditionally, players will take a risk on their first chance to serve, and hit the ball as fast as they can, knowing that they have a second chance. On their second attempt, players tend to serve more slowly and carefully to make sure it goes in. But could the statistics show they might as well take a risk again? (Venus Williams plays a backhand during the Ladies Singles first round match against Elise Mertens at Wimbledon. Credit: Getty Images)

Day 11 saw Roger Federer reach a record 11th Wimbledon final while Marin Cilic will contest the men’s showpiece at SW19 at the 11th time of asking. Richard Connelly, Chris Wilkinson and Rupert Bell hear from both men as well as their beaten opponents Tomas Berdych and Sam Querrey. Plus, there’s also a preview of the Ladies Singles final as Venus Williams takes on Garbine Muguruza.

On this week’s program I preview the Ladies Singles Final between Serena Williams and Agnieszka Radwanksa and the Gentlemen’s Final between Roger Federer and Andy Murray. I also give a shoutout to Yaroslava Shvedova of Kazakhstan for her “Golden Set” against … Continue reading →