Podcast appearances and mentions of Margaret Court

In celebration of Women's History Month, we dive into one of the most pivotal moments in tennis history—the story of the Original 9. In 1970, nine courageous women, led by Billie Jean King and Gladys Heldman, signed $1 contracts and risked their careers to revolutionize women's tennis. Facing discrimination and a male-dominated tennis establishment, their bold move laid the foundation for professional women's tennis and equal prize money. This episode of the podcast recounts the iconic Houston tournament, and the lasting impact of these trailblazers. Hear firsthand accounts from Hall of Famers King, Rosie Casals, Nancy Richey, and other members of the Original 9 as they reflect on the risks, rewards, and legacy of their fight for equality. This is a story of independence, resilience and a movement that transcended tennis.The TennisWorthy Podcast is presented by the International Tennis Hall of Fame. For more information and full episode transcriptions, visit tennisfame.com/podcast.

Pour soutenir notre projet et soulager la seconde année d'alternance de Joris, nous lançons une campagne de financement participatif sur Tipee : https://fr.tipeee.com/game-set-talk Elle détient le record du nombre de Grands Chelems remportés. Pourtant, personne ne sait qui elle est. Margaret Court a révolutionné le tennis dans les années 60 et 70 en remportant tous les tournois, mais ça ne date d'hier et le temps semble pas jouer en la faveur de sa mémoire...

O último jogo da noite dessa terça-feira na arena Margaret Court, no complexo do Australian Open, o Aberto de tênis da Austrália, em Melbourne, foi muito emocionante, principalmente para os brasileiros que estavam presentes no local. Conversamos com a estudante Patricia Mamede, que viu o jogo de perto, e com o jornalista esportivo Diego Diegues, que entrevistou João Fonseca na coletiva de imprensa após o jogo em que ele venceu o nono do mundo, Andrey Rublev.

The TennisWorthy Podcast revisits Season 2 to close the year, featuring some of our favorite topics and legends.Today we're focusing on the psychology of tennis, which is not solely about psychology, but about dealing with pressure, keeping emotions at the right level, and generally looking after a player's mental health, which is becoming a more high-profile topic given the ultra-competitive nature of the current professional tennis world. The idea of players using psychologists has really only come in over the past 30 to 40 years. Five Hall of Famers, including Jim Courier, Conchita Martinez, Margaret Court, Patrick Rafter and Esther Vergeer, share their methods for mental fortitude and how they adapted to pressure on court.For more information on the TennisWorthy Podcast and full episode transcriptions, visit tennisfame.com/podcast.

Serving Aces with Alexandra Stevenson and co-host Hugues Laverdiere talk about Andy Murray agreeing to coach Novak Djokovic at the Australian Open - and in this off season.  Alexandra agrees with Ougi that it is a made for the movies moment in their lives.  Ougi talks about Andy's style of game and how he can help Novak.  Alexandra thinks Novak will get 25 - and pass Margaret Court.  They talk newsy notes and the opening of "Wicked" the movie to the tune of 165 million dollars globally.

Join us as we sit down with Phil Shanahan, tennis coach, educator, and founder of the Margaret Court Tennis Academy. Discover how Phil has dedicated his life to coaching and inspiring the next generation of athletes. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about passion, legacy, and community.

In this episode of "The Court of Public Opinion," Jeremy Cordeaux covers a wide array of topics, from historical events and personal reflections to current news and social commentary. Here's a summary of the main topics discussed: Introduction and Greetings: Welcoming the audience and discussing the cold winter weather. Apollo 11 Launch Anniversary: Reflecting on the launch of Apollo 11 on July 16, 1969, and its significance. Stock Market Milestones: Discussion on the All Ordinaries and Dow Jones reaching record highs. MH17 Anniversary: Remembering the 10th anniversary of the Malaysian Airlines Flight MH17 tragedy. Richard Simmons' Death: Noting the death of fitness guru Richard Simmons at age 76. Sport and Longevity: Mention of studies suggesting that watching sports on television can increase lifespan. Donald Trump Assassination Attempt: Discussion on the recent attempted assassination of Donald Trump and its implications. Channel 10's Financial Struggles: Commentary on Channel 10's poor coverage of major events and potential sale by Paramount. Cultural Commentary: Criticism of woke culture and its impact on media and society. South Pacific Influence: Discussion on Australia's efforts to maintain influence in the South Pacific through cultural exports. Radio Australia Closure: Critique of the government's decision to close Radio Australia. Historical Events and Birthdays: Notable events and famous birthdays on July 16th, including Apollo 11, Margaret Court, Ginger Rogers, Adam Scott, and Jane Birkin. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

L'impianto sportivo di Melbourne farà da cornice per la prima volta al capolavoro di Giacomo Puccini.

Margaret Court captured an all-time record of 64 major titles during her esteemed tennis career, including 24 in singles, 19 in doubles and 21 in mixed doubles. As one of the greatest players of her era, there were several aspects of her life and training that she credits to pushing her game to the next level, which she details with Chris Bowers.Court began tennis as a matter of proximity, growing up near grass courts and fostered by coaches who recognized her talent at a young age. Aside from her on-court skills, she credits her passion for training - running and lifting weights - as the keys to her consistent success and relatively injury-free career. Her arrival at the top of the game was sudden, winning the Australian Championships at age 18, and began a sustained career she covers in depth. Court speaks to the tumult of the early years of professional tennis, her mentors in the men's game and what she enjoys about today's tennis.Margaret Court owns the fourth-best singles winning percentage of all time (91.69). She is one of only three players in history to have won the Boxed Set, consisting of every major title (the singles, doubles and mixed doubles) and is the only player to ever complete a double Boxed Set. Court was year-end No. 1 a total of seven times during her career.

Tutti gli italiani con il vento in poppa, L'Australian Open con meno teste di serie uscite al primo turno ma con più partite arrivate al quinto set.Nel femminile ci sono così poche sorprese che la vittoria di Dodin su Zhu fa notizia!Stanotte Sinner sul Margaret Court contro l'eliminatore di Cachin.Inizia il tabellone del doppio femminile.Programma della quarta giornata---------------------------Venite a trovarci su:Telegram: https://t.me/tennistelegram/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beyond_tennisstat/?hl=itTwitter: https://twitter.com/TelDiTen This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit telegrammiditennis.substack.com

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

Broadway star Kimber Elayne Sprawl (@kimberelaynesprawl) joins us this week on Out of The Closet Sports. On the heels of Wicked's 20th Anniversary, Kimber discusses her groundbreaking performance as Wicked's first Black Nessarose. Her Broadway resume is extensive but it's her love of Tennis that led to her first billboard! Kimber and Zach spent some of the early days of their friendship bonding on the tennis court. And now these two actors examine the relationship between acting and sport. Then it's out to the woodshed with Margaret Court. And in Gametime, we test our knowledge of sports-themed Broadway shows. So, if you're ready for an entertaining and informative listening experience, join us on "Out of the Closet Sports." We promise to bring you engaging conversations, personal stories, and a fresh perspective on LGBTQ experiences in the world of sports. Don't miss out!

Na primeira parte da comemoração dos 25 anos do site TenisBrasil, o editor José Nilton Dalcim faz sua lista toda particular dos 25 tenistas de maior influência na Era Profissional. Além, é claro, da questão da qualidade técnica e do sucesso numérico, o primordial nesta análise do Podcast TenisBrasil está na contribuição histórica de cada personagem, de Margaret Court a Rafael Nadal, passando por Martina Navratilova, Pete Sampras, Gustavo Kuerten e Serena Williams. Vale conferir!

Dos mujeres competirán por la presidencia en México El interés por los ovnis aterriza en el Congreso mexicano Una ley europea contra la deforestación genera protestas en América Latina Fernando Botero, un artista inconfundible Novak Djokovic iguala en Nueva York el récord de Margaret Court 

Welcome to Part II of our US Open wrap, this time focusing on the men's draw. Djokovic wins #24 and the challengers (aside from Alcaraz) have gotten no closer to cracking him mentally or physically … they've perhaps gotten even farther away. We talk about the semis, including the straight boy shade fest over PhoneGate and Medvedev's 12 out of 10 performance against Alcaraz. The other major story of the week is Simona Halep's 4-year ban for doping, handed down by an independent tribunal. It doesn't look good, folks. We finish up with the Williams-Ohanian tweets, some trophy size comparison, the WaPo match fixing story, and a few more odds and ends.    0:30 ND24: sharing a throne with Margaret Court (and if you don't like it you'll be told to “cry more”) 6:00 Stubborn Medvedev against serve and volleying Djokovic 16:45 My country, my tax shelter + more semiotics! 30:30 Djokovic-Shelton: the phone thing and banking on Shelton's overall appeal to the youths 45:30 Doubles: Ram/Salisbury threepeat, Bopanna runner-up at 43 51:45 The Spectrum-Disney stalemate blacks out US Open tennis for millions 55:20 Simona Halep's 4-year ban: first, the news 62:15 The Halep fallout: Patrick, Serena, Genie 77:35 US Open trophies: if size doesn't matter then why … nevermind 83:40 Reporting from the Washington Post on the largest match fixing ring in tennis history

On this week's Mailbag, Gill Gross answers your comments following the 2023 US Open. We cover recent news of Simona Halep's four year suspension, the top-10 players of the 2010s, Margaret Court comparisons, Dominic Thiem and the US Open sickness, Dominic Stricker's win over Stefanos Tsitsipas, Casper Ruud and Coco Gauff's shots at tennis media, Novak Djokovic's few weaknesses, the new reality of the Carlos Alcaraz vs. Daniil Medvedev matchup, the Alexander Zverev vs. Jannik Sinner match and so much more. 00:00 Intro 01:00 Halep Suspension 15:40 Top-10 of 2010s 21:09 Margaret Court Comps 24:43 Thiem & US Open Illness 27:12 Stricker def. Tsitsipas 33:16 Gauff & Ruud vs. Media 41:22 Djokovic's Weaknesses 45:16 Big 3 Interview 48:57 Alcaraz-Medvedev H2H 54:23 Medvedev Return Adjustment 57:00 Ruud vs. Rublev Outlook 59:25 Medvedev's Backhand 1:01:58 Toni Nadal Comments 1:05:05 Alcaraz's Forehand 1:07:23 Big 3 Adaptations 1:09:31 Court Dimensions 1:11:29 Djokovic Anticipation 1:14:00 Two Takes 1:15:01 Ruud Struggles 1:16:54 Zverev vs. Sinner 1:21:56 Home Court Advantage 1:23:54 Nadal vs. S&V 1:25:20 Serve vs. Return Importance --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/monday-match-analysis/support

Grand Slam season is over. Steve Flink, tennis writer and hall-of-famer comes back to chat with Vansh about the US Open men's tournament, which saw virtually undisputed GOAT Novak Djokovic win his 24th Grand Slam title, an Open Era record and All-Time tie with controversial Margaret Court. They talk about how the draw played out, difficulties for Novak Djokovic, who managed to win only for the fourth time at the US Open despite making 10 finals. Daniil Medvedev sneaked through his side of the draw without much talk about him until the epic semi-final against defending champion and then World No.1 Carlos Alcaraz, denying a second consecutive Grand Slam final showdown between the Spaniard and Novak Djokovic after their Wimbledon epic. Flink and Vansh also go into detail about the matches, including the final, how Medvedev could have played better, and how Djokovic proved his dominance even at 36 years old.Talk to us on social media :)Follow Tennis and Bagels: Twitter @TennisAndBAGELSAndre Rolemberg @RolembergAndreVansh Vermani @vanshv2kOwen Lewis @tennisnationCheck out Popcorn Tennis!Twitter: @Popcorn_Tennis1Website: popcorntennis.comSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/tennis-and-bagels. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Picture this: A kid growing up in Perth, Australia, watching his father - a  famous Australian tennis player - coaching tennis legend Margaret Court. I am fortunate to have Skip Bowman in conversation with me in our latest episode about all things tennis, scuba diving, and leadership, whether it's on a tennis court, in a deep blue ocean, or a corporate board room. Skip's journey from being a Master Scuba Diver and Instructor to studying organizational psychology and coaching and consulting leaders in some of the largest organizations in the world is an intriguing one. We chat about the revolution of tennis in the 60s and 70s, the remarkable women who paved the way, and the challenges they faced. We delve into how Skip's scuba diving experience and his international cultural immersion when he moved to Switzerland and then Denmark without knowing the language can unleash the next level of growth mindset, leadership, and understanding of the true meaning behind psychological safety. We reflect on the significance of curiosity, reflective capability, and confidence in nurturing a growth mindset and how leaders can tap into these elements to unleash team potential. We explore the digital age, its influences, and implications. We underscore the need to discern between manipulation and exploitation, the various leadership styles we see in global corporations, and how Dolphins - a metaphor for an exemplary leadership style - can shape a safe environment for self-expression. Skip argues that relationships play a crucial role and proposes an interpersonal theory of growth mindset that focuses on helping each other grow and mobilizing supporters. We also discuss the societal programming that leads to the promotion of narcissistic leaders and the need for more complex and clever strategies in today's world.Finally, we address cognitive and collaborative overload in our workspaces, the potential benefits of hybrid working, and the role humor plays in leadership. Join us as we journey through topics of tennis, psychology, leadership, and more - you're in for a thought-provoking ride!Resources:LinkedIn: https://wwNoble SISU Cold Plunge The SISU Cold Plunge creates health benefits through the hormetic stress response. Noble Hormetics is a local Austin, TX, company that specializes in helping people get cold. Ditch the bags of ice; visit nobleplunge.com for more information. Use coupon code GSJ100 to get $100 off your plunge.Thank you for listening. If you enjoyed this episode, share it with someone who may enjoy it as well, and consider leaving a review on Apple Podcasts & Spotify. You can also submit your feedback directly on my website. Learn more about me and the podcast on my website, where you can subscribe to stay updated about my projects.Follow @GrandSlamJourney on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter or join the community on LinkedIn and Facebook. This content is also available on Substack and YouTube.With grateful ❤️ Klara

Novak Djokovic vince a New York il suo 24mo Slam, eguaglia il record di Margaret Court e rende omaggio alla memoria di Kobe Bryant. Tra le donne, primo titolo major per Coco Gauff.

Au programme de cette nouvelle émission, du débat, de l'analyse et de la tactique à retrouver en podcast sur toutes les plateformes. Novak Djokovic remporte l'US Open 2023 ! La légende serbe s'offre son 4e titre à New-York et surtout son 24e tournoi du Grand Chelem, le record absolu partagé avec Margaret Court. Retour sur une masterclass du Djoker en finale contre Daniil Medvedev, projection sur la suite pour le N°1 mondial, le tout dans SMASH. L'équipe vous offre également ses tops et ses flops de la quinzaine américaine sans oublier la Pich'istoire consacrée à l'US Open 1969. Débats, tactiques et pronostics avec Marie Beljean, Benoit Maylin, Julien Pichené et Service Volée !

24 ! Ce chiffre qui symbolise la portée historique de cet US Open. Novak Djokovic est entré un peu plus dans la légende sur le court Arthur Ashe en enlevant son 24e titre dans un tournoi du Grand Chelem ! Il égale Margaret Court, et se place seul et au sommet du panthéon du tennis de l'ère Open. Et il ne compte pas s'arrêter là.  Dans le tableau féminin, la comète Gauff est lancée, et elle aussi inscrit son nom dans la grande histoire du tennis.  Place au Debrief de cet US Open 2023 !   

Deportres 11 de septiembre 2023 - www.deportres.com En el Deportres de hoy: ¡Primer domingo NFL, y primeros resultados inesperados¡ le daremos una revisión a los partidos mas importantes, y un previo del lunes por la noche, tambien el futbol americano colegial con los Aztecas y que está pasando con Deion Sanders en su nueva aventura como entrenador en la NCAA, el béisbol de la liga mexicana en busca de un campeón, y las grandes ligas, la presentación de la selección mexicana de futbol en su juego amistoso contra Australia, y noticias futboleras de todo el mundo con el futbol femenil incluido, el tenis tiene nuevos campeones del abierto de los Estados Unidos y Novak Djokovic iguala a la mítica Margaret Court en títulos totales de Grand Slam en el deporte blanco, como siempre tu participación y ¡mucho mas! www.patreon.com/Deportres --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/deportres/support

Can Novak Djokovic win a record 24th Grand Slam title? This question is one of the central themes of the 2023 Wimbledon championship. If the Serb manages to do it, not only will be equal Margaret Court's record of 24 grand slams – the highest across both genders – he will also equal Roger Federer's men's record of eight Wimbledon titles. And with Nadal out of the picture for the rest of the year, he will be on track for a calendar Grand Slam and perhaps put to rest the GOAT debate once and for all. But how much of a favourite is Djokovic this year? What are the chances of the new world number 1 Carlos Alcaraz? And who are the favourites in the women's draw?

Scot loves the GOAT debate. Tony hates it. So the co-hosts spend nearly 40 minutes diving into: Why the GOAT is subjective Comparing eras is difficult What the future holds (virtual reality?!) The strong case for Novak DjokovicSerena, Roger, Margaret Court...and so many othersFollow us on twitter @thegaytennispod. Email us at gaytennispodcast@gmail.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As per usual, Steve Flink joins Vansh Vermani in a deep, highly knowledgeable and analytical talk about yet another Grand Slam tournament!The French Open is now over, and all the champions crowned. Iga Swiatek put on a great show yet again, but was pushed the hardest on route to a Roland-Garros title, finally able to defeat "surprise" finalist Karolina Muchova in three sets in the final. Creating her own history, Muchova herself managed an incredible feat reaching the championship match, notably taking down World No.2 and Australian Open champion Aryna Sabalenka in what was probably the most epic and dramatic match of the tournament.Novak Djokovic finally got ahead in the Slam race and stands alone for the first time with 23 major titles, a third French Open, and the triple career Grand Slam, a feat only surpassed by Steffi Graf, who has won all major tournaments at least four times each. But now Djokovic is the only one along Serena Williams to own 23 of the most coveted trophies in tennis, most in the Open Era and only one behind Margaret Court for all-time titles... and he is the overwhelming favourite to win Wimbledon. Regardless of what the GOAT debate means for anyone, one thing is certain: Novak Djokovic keeps pushing the limits of what is possible in tennis, and seems to be chasing nothing but his own records now. Can anyone ever be more accomplished than Novak Djokovic?Listen to the recap by Steve Flink and Vansh Vermani now and let us know in our social media!Follow Steve Flink: @sflinkoPete Sampras: Greatness revisitedFollow Tennis and Bagels: Twitter @TennisAndBAGELSAndre Rolemberg @RolembergAndreVansh Vermani @vanshv2kOwen Lewis @tennisnationCheck out Popcorn Tennis!Twitter: @Popcorn_Tennis1Website: popcorntennis.comThanks for listening!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/tennis-and-bagels. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

James Gray reports live from Paris after Iga Swiatek beats Karolina Muchova 6-2, 5-7, 6-4 to claim her third French Open title and fourth grand slam title overall. In Paris, she equals Serena Williams, Margaret Court and Arantxa Sánchez Vicario, while also winning her fourth slam just five days apart in age from Rafael Nadal. The men's final between Novak Djokovic and Casper Ruud awaits (2pm UK time) and the weather is likely to mean the roof will be shut, another obvious advantage for Djokovic. But does Alexander Zverev have a point? Could the nerves get to Djokovic? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

James Gray reports live from Paris after Iga Swiatek beats Karolina Muchova 6-2, 5-7, 6-4 to claim her third French Open title and fourth grand slam title overall. In Paris, she equals Serena Williams, Margaret Court and Arantxa Sánchez Vicario, while also winning her fourth slam just five days apart in age from Rafael Nadal. The men's final between Novak Djokovic and Casper Ruud awaits (2pm UK time) and the weather is likely to mean the roof will be shut, another obvious advantage for Djokovic. But does Alexander Zverev have a point? Could the nerves get to Djokovic? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

*Originally Aired On 9/11/22* What's good, Pitmasters?! Tonight Makk and Mac continue to knock the rust off after a month break and come out swinging as they talk about the relic, Margaret Court, who has awoken from her hibernation in response to Serena receiving her flowers (06:53). They talk about a very serious issue pertaining to some serious allegations brought up against Tiffany Haddish and Aries Spears regarding a skit made some years ago (37:03). Finally, we get back into "Who's Mans is This" as we talk about a contender for "DPOY" (Dumbest Person of the Year) (1:01:15). #MargaretCourt #SerenaWilliams #TiffanyHaddish #AreisSpears Tap in with the homies! Wanna join in the discussion? Join the FB group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/598539454128976/ S/O the sponsors: Fiver: https://go.fiverr.com/visit/?bta=286774&brand=fiverrcpa Support the Brand: Bandcamp: www.datfeelin.bandcamp.com Merch: https://datfeelin-podcast.creator-spring.com

In this episode, Jess and Helen criticise the over-reporting of the Monarchy and the hypocrisy of the royal family by the media. We continue our conversation with the ‘transition' of Serena Williams and the didactic comments made by none other than, Margaret Court. Paper Girls Refusing to be a man: Essays on Sex and Justice Serena Williams Says Farewell to Tennis On Her Own Terms—And In Her Own Words Serena Williams had to be so good no one could deny her. Black women can relate Get your tickets for Chain Play NOW: Facebook | Asian Bitches Down Under Instagram | Asian Bitches Down Under  Buy Me A Coffee | Asian Bitches Down Under BUTTER BUTTER active wear - use code ABDU10 for $10 off Email: asianbdownunder@gmail.com    

Matthew & Jonah consider the overreaction to the Queen's death in both sports and the world at-large. That plus feelings re: MLB's new rule changes, the MLBPA joins the AFL-CIO and it's hard to see why that even matters, our admittedly premature NBA feels as far as title contenders, and a reminder that Margaret Court is basically Marge Schott with a forehand.

Tom Brady & Gisele Bündchen fighting, Kanye West complaining about Adidas, Olivia Wilde v. everyone, Pat McAfee has all the jobs, Hard Knocks ends, Saskatchewan stabbings, and broken Bachelorettes.HBO's Hard Knocks with the Detroit Lions wrapped up. The Arizona Cardinals are up next mid-season.Podcasting Questions: Has Hailie Jade already podfaded? Is Bert Kreischer funny?Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen's relationship is on the fritz.The world has to stop spinning again because Kanye is upset about something. This time it's Adidas and he has support from both Diddy and Swizz Beatz. Don't forget to enroll your kids into Donda Academy today.Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are now fighting over their winery. Stars are just like us.Drew Crime: The murder of Las Vegas journalist Jeff German. Rob Telles just looks awfully suspicious.McAfee News: It's pronounced ma·kuh·fee. Pat McAfee is joining College GameDay. Running with the Devil: The Wild World of John McAfee suggests BranDon's uncle may still be alive.We haven't covered the Bachelorette all season, but Drew has the recap of the most dramatic season in Bachelorette history. Have you ever been broken?Q'orianka Kilcher is a real name and apparently she is facing insurance fraud charges. She has hired Johnny Depp's lawyer.Mindy Kaling thinks white TV siblings are too into each other.... sexually.Nobody seems to like Olivia Wilde anymore now that we know so much more about her.The Saskatchewan stabbings are over.Other Sports: Equal pay in US soccer is so exciting. 12-Time-All-Star Sue Bird is finished in the WNBA. Margaret Court wants you to know she had more Grand Slam Titles than Serena Williams. Terrell Owens can still run really fast. Johnny Football gets his own documentary. Other "Untold" stories on Netflix cover gambler Tim Donaghy and the elitist America's Cup. Alabama's 'Million Dollar Band' won't be traveling to Texas.Justin Bieber mental health break is celebrated.We're still on an Elvis kick and check out an old school press conference.Dark Side of Comedy's latest show is on Artie Lange.Anthony Cumia went nuclear on Stuttering John. StutJo tattles.Lyla forces the show to end.Social media is dumb, but we're on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew and Mike Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels and BranDon).

Discussion on South Carolina Women's Basketball Head Coach Dawn Staley's decision to pull back her team's games against BYU in light of what happened at the Duke-BYU volleyball game a week ago. The discussion also includes folks who try to downplay the incident and paint Rachel Richardson in a negative way. Discussion on Serena Williams' farewell and a reflection on her great career. The guys also discuss tennis legend Margaret Court's comments that Serena never reciprocated the admiration Court has for her. Additionally, the guys talk about Coco Gauff and how she can be the 'next' Serena if she continues to win. Jason recaps the Orange Blossom Classic held in Miami between Jackson State and FAMU last weekend. It was an extravaganza. It included luncheons, dinners, battle of the bands, and of course the game itself. 

A good bye to one of tennis' all time greats...or is it? Plus, College Football comes out of gates blazing and the NFL is up next to start. And we're ready to discuss it all from a Sports Media perspective on the "SportsMediaWatch.com Podcast"Host T.J. Rives and Jon Lewis of Sports Media Watch return to go over the elimination of Serena Williams from the 2022 U.S. Open tourney in New York. What kind of audience increase will the final tally show for ESPN's coverage? Why is former Australian tennis great of the 1970s Margaret Court so outraged over allegedly being snubbed by Serena and is it worth continued arguing online? And, could Serena maybe play on?Next, the college football season kicked off in earnest on Labor Day weekend. What did we get out of Ohio State and Notre Dame + brand names like Alabama, Oklahoma, Michigan and USC all winning easily? Also, why did Fox Sports choose not to have afternoon college football last Saturday? Jon wonders and believes it was a mistake to not have something there for Fox's audience.Sticking with football, the NFL is big topic, including the upcoming week one slate that has the Rams hosting the Bills on NBC Thursday in the opener. T.J. and Jon discuss all the broadcasting assignments and matchups, including the Joe Buck/Troy Aikman highly anticipated debut on ESPN's Monday Night Football Monday night in Seattle.Also, Jon has concerns for the Amazon Prime preseason game audience and does it spell trouble for the league in advance of them doing regular Thursday games in the regular season? Also, T.J. pays tribute for former K.C. Chiefs QB and broadcaster Len Dawson on his passing and how Dawson and Nick Buoniconti were legendary on HBO's "Inside the NFL" back in the 1980s for all the highlights every week.Finally, there's some "Love it or Leave it?" on the WNBA Playoffs, LIV Golf sudden death playoff in Boston last weekend and more!It's all on the latest "SportsMediaWatch.com" podcast and make sure to follow/subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, etc.!!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

A good bye to one of tennis' all time greats...or is it? Plus, College Football comes out of gates blazing and the NFL is up next to start. And we're ready to discuss it all from a Sports Media perspective on the "SportsMediaWatch.com Podcast"Host T.J. Rives and Jon Lewis of Sports Media Watch return to go over the elimination of Serena Williams from the 2022 U.S. Open tourney in New York. What kind of audience increase will the final tally show for ESPN's coverage? Why is former Australian tennis great of the 1970s Margaret Court so outraged over allegedly being snubbed by Serena and is it worth continued arguing online? And, could Serena maybe play on?Next, the college football season kicked off in earnest on Labor Day weekend. What did we get out of Ohio State and Notre Dame + brand names like Alabama, Oklahoma, Michigan and USC all winning easily? Also, why did Fox Sports choose not to have afternoon college football last Saturday? Jon wonders and believes it was a mistake to not have something there for Fox's audience.Sticking with football, the NFL is big topic, including the upcoming week one slate that has the Rams hosting the Bills on NBC Thursday in the opener. T.J. and Jon discuss all the broadcasting assignments and matchups, including the Joe Buck/Troy Aikman highly anticipated debut on ESPN's Monday Night Football Monday night in Seattle.Also, Jon has concerns for the Amazon Prime preseason game audience and does it spell trouble for the league in advance of them doing regular Thursday games in the regular season? Also, T.J. pays tribute for former K.C. Chiefs QB and broadcaster Len Dawson on his passing and how Dawson and Nick Buoniconti were legendary on HBO's "Inside the NFL" back in the 1980s for all the highlights every week.Finally, there's some "Love it or Leave it?" on the WNBA Playoffs, LIV Golf sudden death playoff in Boston last weekend and more!It's all on the latest "SportsMediaWatch.com" podcast and make sure to follow/subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, etc.!!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Margaret Court says Serena Williams has NEVER admired her record 24 Glam Slam titles! We Are The Number 1 Conservative Sports News Entity In The USA on YOUTUBE! Make Sure You Subscribe on Podcast & YouTube! Make Sure You Subscribe on Podcast! Available on Google Podcast, Spotify, Castbox, Apple Podcasts (ITunes): https://anchor.fm/blackandwhitesports Become a Paid Subscriber: https://anchor.fm/blackandwhitesports/subscribe The podcast is all about the world of sports news, sports reactions, and the games. Website: www.blackandwhitenetwork.com Get your MERCH here: https://teespring.com/stores/blackandwhitesports Use Promo Code "USAFIRST" for 25% off any of the merch! After Pay Now Available! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackandwhitenetwork/support

Question: Do parenting & society's use of problematic philosophy & bad theology prevent personal growth & perpetuate resentment/estrangement in kids as they grow up to be adults? Today's episode is quite powerful, ethnographic and esoteric, entitled “I could've been a Usain Bolt or like a Serena Williams but….” The episode features my twin brother Ricardo Mckenzie and Co-Producer/host Donte Nelson and of course Renaldo McKenzie, Your host. We went deep looking at issues of success as it is affected by ineffective parenting and society; raising and exploring the question: how poverty/parenting/society's institutions use of problematic philosophy and bad theology prevent personal growth and perpetuate estrangement and resentment in children as they grow up. Further, we considered the fact that we were twins but different in our own way and that life is about strategy but that many persons are devoid of that knowledge. We came to the conclusion that we should let kids find their own path; driving home the point that just as teaching must facilitate the uniqueness of students in the learning process, parenting must also account for that uniqueness within the growing process of every child and parents must understand and parent with that mindset. Moreover, we explored the issue of risk-taking saying that risk-taking is not one of some people's traits (certain communities or families traits) and examined how that maybe a consequence of poverty and the cyclical histories people find themselves and poor education and limited opportunities and connections or lack in society in Jamaica and our peoples and we will touch on that one as we talk about bad theology by exposing this particular text of biblical pericope “train up a child in the way that they should go so that when they order should not depart” but the interpretation of the scripture amongst many many many evangelical Christians Caribbean people the family is “train up a child the way that you want them to grow,” and but parenting must adjust their skills to facilitate the child's uniqueness so as to allow the child to become successful in his or her own growth and development. We repeated this several times indicating that parents keep down their children's growth because of bad theology and kids walk away with resentment. We also lift up the fact that there are is also the situation where there's just one parent and the children have to grow up struggling to survive missing out on their childhood and ultimately their dreams. In deed, the discussions on this episode was powerful and quite insightful as we delve into so issues of human value and ethics from an interdisciplinary lenses; lifting up matters to deal with parenting, sports, race, economics, life and learning and how society impedes dreams and perpetuate resentment. But the strongest take aways and points from our discussions is this point that: our parents thwarted our athletic prowess and dreams and 2. That post-colonialism provided new freedoms that was met with dogmas and rules and the the bureaucratic phenomenon. The topics we raised while contending for these and other matters were: Coco Gaugh, Serena and Venus Williams Mbape, Margaret Court, Billi Jean King, Chris Evert, Navratilova, Steffi Graph and the issue of Race, difference of expectations and how media is changing this. Undoubtedly, you can't afford to miss this episode, it's compact, ethnographic and esoteric! Subscribe for free at https://anchor.fm/theneoliberal and donate to us at https://anchor.fm/theneoliberal/support. Visit us at https://renaldocmckenzie.com or https://theneoliberal.com. --- 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/theneoliberal/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theneoliberal/support

On today's episode……Australia's own Margaret Court is taunting Serena Williams with her one more total grand slam single title (00:35:55). Polish archaeologists are digging up “subdued Medieval vampires” from old cemeteries and seem pleased about it (00:47:43) and much much more (00:00:00) - Timestamps ☕ Cup of Coffee in the Big Time ☕ (00:05:57) - NCAAF week 1: Does athlete pay change the game for youth sports? (00:08:05) - Coach Wes weight loss plan (00:09:55) - New study says the Doomsday Glacier might break off very soon (00:11:36) - Bed Bath and Beyond: CFO death and young day trader makes 100 mil

Big O talks Margaret Court 09 06 2022

Big O talks Margaret Court 09 06 2022

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*) Republicans dub FBI raid on Trump house 'weaponised politicisation' Top Republican leaders have thrown their support behind former US president Donald Trump after an FBI raid on his Florida residence sparked a political firestorm. Trump's former vice president Mike Pence expressed "deep concern" and said the raid smacked of "partisanship" by the Justice Department. Kevin McCarthy, who is seeking to become the next House of Representatives speaker, accused the Justice Department of "weaponised politicisation." The FBI search marked a significant escalation of the federal investigation into whether Trump illegally removed records from the White House as he was leaving office. *) US police arrest 'prime suspect' in New Mexico Muslim murders New Mexico police have arrested a "prime suspect" believed to be involved in two of the four murders of Muslim men in Albuquerque. Authorities charged 51-year-old Muhammad Syed in the killings of two Muslim men and he is suspected of slaying two others. Police tracked down a vehicle of interest in their investigation of the murders, Albuquerque Police Chief Harold Medina wrote on Twitter. Medina said "the driver was detained and is our primary suspect for the murders.” *) Large explosions rock Russian air base in occupied Crimea Powerful explosions have rocked a Russian air base in the occupied Crimea, killing one person and wounding several others, authorities said. Russia's Defence Ministry said munitions blew up at the Saki base, and it emphasised that the installation had not been shelled. But Ukrainian social networks were abuzz with speculation that it was hit by Ukrainian-fired long-range missiles. There was no immediate comment from Ukrainian authorities as the conflict entered its 167th day. *) Deadly IEDs target soldiers in northern Burkina Faso At least 15 soldiers have been killed in northern Burkina Faso when a transport vehicle drove over a hidden explosive device. The first explosion killed several troops before a second explosion killed those who rushed to their aid. The incident occurred on a rural road in the Bam province of the country's Central-North region, where soldiers and civilians are routinely targeted by insurgents, the army said. And finally… *) Serena Williams announces retirement from tennis after US Open Tennis great Serena Williams has said that she is planning to retire from the sport following the US Open which begins later this month. Williams wrote in a Vogue article that she "never liked the word retirement." She said that she is "evolving away from tennis" to focus on having another child and her business interests. Williams won her last Grand Slam in 2017 and has been chasing an elusive 24th crown that will draw her level with Margaret Court who holds the record for the most majors.

Basit Türkçe ile Haberler / News in Simple Turkish by skypeturkish.com Basit Türkçe ile Haberler'in yeni bölümüne hoş geldiniz. Bugün 9 Ağustos 2022 Salı. Serena Williams Tenisi Bırakıyor Ünlü tenisçi Serena Williams, 23 kez Grand Slam kazandı. Avustralyalı tenisçi Margaret Court ise 24 kez kazandı. Serena Williams, en çok Grand Slam kazanan ikinci tenisçi. Williams, sakatlığı nedeniyle uzun bir süre tenise ara verdi. Geçen haziranda Wimbledon turnuvasıyla tenise geri döndü. Bu turnuvadan sonra, New York'taki ABD Açık Tenis Turnuvası'nda oynayacağını duyurdu. Williams daha önce ABD Açık'ı altı kez kazandı. Williams, ABD Açık'tan sonra tenisten "uzaklaşacağını" söyledi. Başarılı tenisçi “emeklilik” ifadesinden hoşlanmıyor. Bu nedenle “tenisten uzaklaşacağım” diyor. Williams artık hayatında farklı şeyler yapmak istiyor. Dinlediğiniz için teşekkürler! Lütfen bu bölümü Türkçe öğrenen diğer kişilerle de paylaşın! Yeni bölümde görüşmek dileğiyle, hoşça kalın!

Serena Williams plans to retire or in her words evolve away from tennis after the US Open, which begins this month. The 40-year-old has won 23 grand slam singles titles, one shy of Margaret Court's all-time record. She plans to develop Serena Ventures, a venture capital firm, and expand her family. Former Tennis Player and Commentator Belinda Cordwell joined Heather du Plessis Allan Drive to discuss Serena Williams departure from the sport. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today: Sunday 24 July 2022 CT0909 Day 8 of the January 6th Committee hearings into the attack on the US Capitol was on Thursday night (Friday morning Australian Time) and I was watching with great anticipation. One step closer for Aussie kids under 6 to get a special version of the COVID vax from Moderna. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-07-19/moderna-kids-vaccine-covid-19-tga/101250472 The Victorian Department of Education has decided to recommend kids under 8 and all school staff to wear a mask inside classrooms in the state. That kicks off a storm of people complaining about mask mandates again... of course this is not the case, but hey it's good to be angry isn't it?!?!? My Superannuation battle is not over yet. I've got an update for you. COVID cases are increasing in Australia and as always politics and misinformation is getting in the way. Thankfully not as much as it was for the previous government. Quick Fire segment number two with four more names. Scott Morrison, former Australian Prime Minister is finally in his element, preaching his brand of faith to a congregation of well known Australian homophobe Margaret Court's church in Perth. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-07-19/scott-morrison-says-put-faith-in-god-not-governments/101250118 and here's evidence that Scott Morrison changes his tune depending on whether he's PM or not... https://www.aph.gov.au/About_Parliament/Parliamentary_Departments/Parliamentary_Library/pubs/BriefingBook46p/UnitedNations A feel good story from a suburban Melbourne rugby club giving a young man a well deserved chance. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-07-19/james-barling-autistic-rugby-league-try-altona-roosters/101248706?utm_campaign=abc_news_web&utm_content=link&utm_medium=content_shared&utm_source=abc_news_web Resources in the podcast can include, The Daily Aus (https://linktr.ee/thedailyaus), ABC News Australia (https://abc.net.au/news), The Guardian Australia (https://www.theguardian.com/au), Morning Brew (https://morningbrew.com) Subscribe and turn notifications on so you can be alerted when new editions become available. The “Cory Talks Podcast” feed can be found on - on Anchor, Apple, Google, Spotify and other platforms. Thanks for listening! CORY O'CONNOR https://anchor.fm/corytalkspodcast --- 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/corytalkspodcast/message

Van Badham joins Ben Davison for a very special weekend wrap.  Our hosts got married yesterday!  In a small family ceremony at the beach where Van's father's ashes were put into Botany Bay, Van and Ben have tied the knot. But the news waits for no one. Albo's decision to reinstate paid pandemic leave payments for worker's who have to isolate shows the power of working people raising their voice together and the willingness of a Labor government to listen to workers.  The union movement (which you can join at australianunions.org.au/wow) worked hard to make sure the full social, economic and health impacts of forcing people into an economic choice around COVID were understood by the federal and state governments. As COVID continues it will be more important than ever that worker's voices are heard. On Insiders this morning Adam Bandt managed to reignite the mistakes of the climate wars by threatening to vote with the Dutton Liberals to block a legislated 43% reduction in emissions because it wasn't "ambitious" enough. Or if it didn't have a mechanism to stop ALL future coal and gas projects.  Or possibly because he wants the campaign issue.  Van and Ben breakdown why this is bad policy development and self indulgent politics. Plus the happy couple take a look at why Van's mum's local MP, Scott Morrison, is delivering a sermon on the other side of the country at the church of well known anti-equality activist Margaret Court.

Carol Marquardt played amateur tennis (only because they didn't have pro back then) in the 1960s against the likes of Margaret Court and Billie Jean King. In the pre-Title IX era, Carol expresses she felt like she had to "apologize for liking sport" because as a woman it was so countercultural to do so. Our ability to play sport is built on the shoulders of women like Carol. As we recently celebrated the 50th anniversary of Title IX and women being given equal opportunity in sport, Sam and Carol have a dynamic conversation about how the culture of sport has changed. They talk about both the good and bad ways that women have gotten to where they are, but also the current threats that exist to Title IX in allowing biological men, identifying as transgender, to compete against women. Join us for a fun and thrilling chat between two dear friends of two very different generations. Support the show

Welcome back to the Bill Bradley Collective, where it is our regularly scheduled second drop on a back-to-back, belly-to-belly twin bill: a conversational profile about tennis legend and iconic activist/advocate Billie Jean King. Few, if any, athletes can boast the combined on- and off-court level of achievement that can King. An owner of the rare career singles' Grand Slam and 12 singles' Slams in total, a further 27 were won in combined women's and mixed doubles. In a pre-Evert/Navratilova landscape, King, along with Margaret Court, were the standard-bearers of the time. Perhaps King's most notable on-court accomplishment also created great waves off the court, as her dominant 1973 victory over veteran male Bobby Riggs in the greatly publicized “Battle of the Sexes” in the wake of Title IX brought women in sports to a level heretofore not realized. King's activism both within and outside tennis, founding the modern Women's Tennis Association, advocating both for tennis to appeal to a broader socioeconomic audience and for commensurate pay on the women's side, but also fighting the broader fight for societal gender equality and championing LBGTQ activism as the first openly out prominent female athlete in history, lay the groundwork for this profile. On-court bonafides and off-court altruism tell the broad strokes, but join us also for the details of the palimony case that led to King's coming out and perhaps the greatest spotlight shown on the Virginia Slims' brand since Fatboy Slim's “You've Come a Long Way Baby.” Billie Jean King is both a legend on the tennis court, and as a heavy puncher in the fight for gender and sexual equality. No more apropos a subject for a profile in this the season of women in sports, on the Bill Bradley Collective.

We're up to #115 in The Tennis 128, my year-long countdown of the greatest players of the last century. Carl joins me to talk about #115 herself, Rosie Casals. We also do a book-club episode of sorts, discussing Grace Lichtenstein's 1974 book, A Long Way, Baby, which covered the 1973 WTA season, including plenty of great material on Casals. Carl and I talk about whether the 2020s game would allow for such an insider's account of a year on tour, why players seem less unique than Rosie and her peers did, and whether Casals's reputation does her justice. We consider whether today's game would be better off with top players who are more committed to competing week-in, week-out, whether 1970s-style barnstorming would open up new markets for tennis, and why Margaret Court got massacred on Mother's Day and Billie Jean straight-setted the same opponent a few months later. Also, Jeff answers a few questions about The Tennis 128 so far.

Ao ver a jogadora Margaret Court perder num amistoso no tênis contra o ex-campeão de Wimbledon e do US Open, Bobby Riggs, então com 55 anos, Billie Jean King, uma das maiores tenistas de todos os tempos e ativista pelo direito das mulheres, decide desafiar Riggs para um amistoso que ficou conhecido na mídia como "Batalha dos Sexos". Se hoje em dia o machismo ainda ronda a sociedade, na década de 70 as coisas eram ainda piores. A partida ocorreu no dia 20 de setembro de 1973 e mais 90 milhões de pessoas assistiram Jean King derrotar por 3x0 o ex-campeão, fazendo a vitória no duelo ser também uma vitória para o ativismo das mulheres.

This week co-hosts Ellen and Steph break down everything you need to know about the first tennis Grand Slam of the year, the Australian Open. Ellen and Steph cover the tournament format, the key players to watch, and the off-court drama including why the arena named after Margaret Court needs to be changed. Tune in, won't you?   Show notes: Serena's 'fit Today's podcast was made possible by our friends at Threads — our go-to direct-to-consumer tights and hosiery brand. You can get 20% off your tights here and by using code GIST at the checkout. More on The GIST:  Subscribe: thegistsports.com/subscribepod Twitter: @thegistpod Email: pod@thegistsports.com  IG: @thegistnews.ca @thegistusa