Podcast appearances and mentions of Mikhail Youzhny

On this week's Monday Match Analysis, Gill Gross discusses Rafael Nadal's comeback match in Brisbane: a winning effort against longtime rival Dominic Thiem. How much did we learn about what Rafa's 2024 prospects? Plus, we'll analyze the changes in the United Cup format, Mikhail Youzhny's comments on Dennis Shapovalov, the early season form of Alejandro Davidovich Fokina and Roman Safiullin, Stefanos Tsitsipas's back injury, Sebastian Korda's forehand, Casper Ruud's start and the updated ATP website. 00:00 Intro 1:26 Nadal vs. Thiem 14:55 United Cup Tweaks 20:20 Youzhny on Shapovalov 25:40 Alejandro Davidovich Fokina 27:16 Roman Safiullin 29:40 Tsitsipas Injury 31:55 Korda Forehand 33:58 Ruud Start 34:40 ATP Website --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/monday-match-analysis/support

Saque e Resenha convida ninguém menos que Thomaz Bellucci para o seu décimo episódio! Natural de São Paulo, Bellucci é considerado o segundo maior tenista brasileiros, seguido apenas de Gustavo Kuerten. O atleta já conquistou vigésimo primeiro lugar no ranking mundial da ATP, e passou 10 anos entre os 100 melhores jogadores do mundo. Em fevereiro desse ano encerrou sua carreia no Rio Open, em uma disputa com o argentino Sebastián Báez. O tenista disputou três Olimpíadas, e no Brasil, teve seu melhor resultado, caindo nas quartas de final para o espanhol Rafael Nadal. Então, vamos conhecer mais sobre esse ídolo do tênis brasileiro, que, entre tantos feitos, participou de uma das partidas mais longas da Copa Davis, em que ficou 5 horas com o russo Mikhail Youzhny. Dê um play nessa conversa imperdível. Nesse episódio temos também a felicidade de anunciar a nossa parceria com a WILSON.Quer ter 20% de desconto nas lojas físicas e virtuais da WILSON? Pega o nosso cupom: SAQUERESENHA20 Atenção, corre para usar que esse desconto é válido até o dia 15/04!

L'Open d'Australie a débuté cette semaine avec cette première surprise mercredi, l'élimination de Rafael Nadal dès le deuxième tour. Les Français ne partent pas favoris pour les compétitions masculines mais on n'est pas à l'abri d'une surprise comme en 2008, quand Jo-Wilfried Tsonga est arrivé jusqu'en finale de ce tournoi de Grand Chelem. Le tennisman (originaire du Mans) a 22 ans quand il débarque à Melbourne. Alors trente-huitième au classement mondial, le Français dispute d'emblée un match difficile. Face à lui, l'Ecossais Andy Murray, onzième mondial. Joe-Wilfried Tsonga remporte la victoire. Il élimine ensuite l'Américain Sam Warburg, puis le huitième mondial, son compatriote, le talentueux Richard Gasquet ; en quart, Mikhail Youzhny et en demi-finale, encore un autre mastodonte : l'Espagnol Rafael Nadal. En finale, il affronte Novak Djokovic ...

In this episode I interview Boris Sobkin who speaks to me from Moscow. He talks about his career, his relationship with Mikhail Youzhny, the current state of Russian tennis and much more... Boris is a legendary coach and teacher of our sport. He is over 70 years of age and still busy coaching at the highest level. He has an enormous amount of experience and probably can talk about Russian tennis better than most people. He is currently working with Alexander Bublik and the Kazakhstan tennis federation. He is GPTCA A star level coach, and Russian President of the Global Professional Tennis Coaching Association Longtime (25 years) coach of Mikhail Youzhny (career high ranking ATP #8) who captured two Davis Cup titles with Russia, and won 10 ATP Tour singles titles. Also coached Laslo Djere, Evgeny Donskoy, Andrei Chesnokov, Stakhovsky to name a few... He has also been involved and worked out of the legendary Spartak Tennis Club in Moscow, which became a pipeline for producing professional tennis players including Andrei Chesnakov, Marat Safin, Dmitri Tursunov, Elena Dementieva, Dinara Safina, Anna Kournikova and Anastasia Myskina just to name a few of the most successful players. Honorary Coach of the Russian Tennis Federation (since 2002) Earned a doctorate at the Moscow University, Boris is a professor, doctor of science Member of the Russian Tennis Hall of Fame Enjoy the episode! Please follow and subscribe to my podcast, you will find it on most platforms. Website: https://anchor.fm/gianluca-sola Instagram: tennis_lifestyle_podcast Twitter: @GlSola Ciao, Gianluca

It’s a decidedly Eastern European flavour to this week’s ATP Tennis Radio Podcast with tennis greats Marat Safin, Yevgeny Kafelnikov, Mikhail Youzhny and Novak Djokovic starring, plus we hear from a former Russian now playing under the flag of Kazakhstan, Mikhail Kukushkin and we speak to Serbian youngster Miomir Kecmanovic who’s been spending lockdown training at the IMG Academy in Florida. Finally, we bring you an in-depth chat with another young player training at IMG and also concerning himself with the social issues surrounding the Black Lives Matter campaign, American Michael Mmoh.

It's a decidedly Eastern European flavour to this week's ATP Tennis Radio Podcast with tennis greats Marat Safin, Yevgeny Kafelnikov, Mikhail Youzhny and Novak Djokovic starring, plus we hear from a former Russian now playing under the flag of Kazakhstan, Mikhail Kukushkin and we speak to Serbian youngster Miomir Kecmanovic who's been spending lockdown training at the IMG Academy in Florida. Finally, we bring you an in-depth chat with another young player training at IMG and also concerning himself with the social issues surrounding the Black Lives Matter campaign, American Michael Mmoh.

We focus on some of the stars of NextGen tennis - past, present and possibly future - all set for big things once the action gets back underway in August. The first of the grand slams we have to look forward to is the US Open and we feature a young Russian who made the quarter finals as a teenager at Flushing Meadows. Back from his recent injury problems, Andrey Rublev was on the tear with two titles already this year before the Coronavirus halted his progress to a career-high 14th in the FedEx ATP Rankings. With three titles last year and a semi-final at the first ATP Cup in Australia, we put 21-year-old Alex De Minaur under the spotlight. Like Alex De Minaur, Denis Shapovalov started the year at the ATP Cup in Australia, before moving onto Auckland, the Australian Open, Montpellier, Rotterdam and then his final tournament before the break, a quarter-final appearance in Marseille. Maybe the packed schedule is down to a new coach, known in his playing days as workhorse. We hear from both Shapovalov and Mikhail Youzhny. Jumping across to hear what social media show Tennis United has been up to, we bring you their chat with two-time Grand Slam Champion Naomi Osaka and the reigning Nitto ATP Finals champion, young Greek Stefanos Tsitsipas. Finally, we take a detailed look at the stunning backhand of young Italian, Jannick Sinner, courtesy of Infosys and drop down to the Challenger Tour to find out a little bit more about hot prospects, Brazilian Thiago Seyboth Wild and Austrian, Jurij Rodionov.

We focus on some of the stars of NextGen tennis - past, present and possibly future - all set for big things once the action gets back underway in August. The first of the grand slams we have to look forward to is the US Open and we feature a young Russian who made the quarter finals as a teenager at Flushing Meadows. Back from his recent injury problems, Andrey Rublev was on the tear with two titles already this year before the Coronavirus halted his progress to a career-high 14th in the FedEx ATP Rankings. With three titles last year and a semi-final at the first ATP Cup in Australia, we put 21-year-old Alex De Minaur under the spotlight. Like Alex De Minaur, Denis Shapovalov started the year at the ATP Cup in Australia, before moving onto Auckland, the Australian Open, Montpellier, Rotterdam and then his final tournament before the break, a quarter-final appearance in Marseille. Maybe the packed schedule is down to a new coach, known in his playing days as workhorse. We hear from both Shapovalov and Mikhail Youzhny. Jumping across to hear what social media show Tennis United has been up to, we bring you their chat with two-time Grand Slam Champion Naomi Osaka and the reigning Nitto ATP Finals champion, young Greek Stefanos Tsitsipas. Finally, we take a detailed look at the stunning backhand of young Italian, Jannick Sinner, courtesy of Infosys and drop down to the Challenger Tour to find out a little bit more about hot prospects, Brazilian Thiago Seyboth Wild and Austrian, Jurij Rodionov.

The ATP Finals in London provided the perfect setting for a number of the game's top stars to say their farewell to the game as they prepare for life beyond tennis. Amongst the players we hear from in this podcast are Tomas Berdych, Radek Stepanek and David Ferrer, plus American Rajeev Ram pays tribute to the Bryan Brothers who are set to call it a day after the 2020 US Open. Nick McCarvel and Chris Bowers with the questions and check out the ATP Tennis Radio Exclusives channel on TuneIn for more interviews with other retirees such as Macros Baghdatis, Victor Estrella Burgos, Nicolas Almagro and Mikhail Youzhny.

The ATP Finals in London provided the perfect setting for a number of the game's top stars to say their farewell to the game as they prepare for life beyond tennis. Amongst the players we hear from in this podcast are Tomas Berdych, Radek Stepanek and David Ferrer, plus American Rajeev Ram pays tribute to the Bryan Brothers who are set to call it a day after the 2020 US Open. Nick McCarvel and Chris Bowers with the questions and check out the ATP Tennis Radio Exclusives channel on TuneIn for more interviews with other retirees such as Macros Baghdatis, Victor Estrella Burgos, Nicolas Almagro and Mikhail Youzhny.

Le sixième invité de notre programme est un fondu de tennis. Il lui a sacrifié sa jeunesse et de longs mois de convalescence en raison de diverses blessures, mais l'amour que voue toujours "PHM" à ce sport est parfois bouleversant dans ce podcast. Paul-Henri Mathieu, ex-12e mondial, se livre ici comme rarement et nous donne accès aux coulisses des plus grands matchs de sa carrière, notamment la défaite contre Mikhail Youzhny.

Gigi Salmon and Miles Maclagan look back on a fantastic week in Paris in which Novak Djokovic claimed another Masters Title and in doing so, edged closer to the year-end number 1 finish. Along the way, we hear from Djokovic's coach Goran Ivanisevic, and the man looking after Denis Shapovalov's interests, Mikhail Youzhny, plus Stefanos Tsitsipas' Mum joins us for a chat.

Gigi Salmon and Miles Maclagan look back on a fantastic week in Paris in which Novak Djokovic claimed another Masters Title and in doing so, edged closer to the year-end number 1 finish. Along the way, we hear from Djokovic's coach Goran Ivanisevic, and the man looking after Denis Shapovalov's interests, Mikhail Youzhny, plus Stefanos Tsitsipas' Mum joins us for a chat.

We head to the People's Republic of China for a double dose of outdoor hardcourt tennis! We discuss how to attack the draws considering the travel from the Laver Cup and briefly touch on Mikhail Youzhny's military service. As far as outrights go, Kelly nails a couple of absolute gems as he tries to redeem himself from last week (where Andy's outright won)

Round 1 of the 2019 US Open is in the books! And while this episode becomes more out of date by the minute, the gang found plenty of time to kick around timeless topics such as the humanity of tennis umps, Roger Federer's facial growth, depression on tour, Tennys Sandgren's Plain White T, and the inspirational obscenity of Rafael Nadal. Tshoelace Watch 2019 comes to an early end as Stefanos crumbles before the cold Russian hands of Andrey Rublev. We also cover some of the other successes and failures of Russian men at the Open, including some wild speculation on the impact of Mikhail Youzhny's addition to the Shapovalov team. Enjoying the pod? Give us a shout at tennistragicpod@gmail.com!

With Courtney covering the end of the women's season in Zhuhai, Ben is joined once again in Washington with friend of the show Ricky Dimon to talk about all things men's tennis.  After a quick look back at the season as a whole, Ben and Ricky look ahead to London, which is coming down to a two-horse race between Kei Nishikori and John Isner. Which would make for a more intriguing participant?Then, we look at the players from last year in London who came nowhere near qualifying this year, most notably Grigor Dimitrov and Jack Sock. On Sock especially, how did he manage to plummet so badly this year? We then weigh in on the current debate over whether or not Pete Sampras was boring (or the boringest), and what makes a player boring. And then we discuss other superlatives by going over the ATP award nominees, and we imagine who would be on the ballot for antonymous awards (like least sportsmanlike). We then eulogize retiring players like David Ferrer and Mikhail Youzhny, and raise a #FreeDimonator rallying cry. As always, thanks for liking us on Facebook (leave comments on the episode thread! Engage with other listeners!), following us on Twitter (discuss this episode with hashtag #NCR217!), and subscribing/reviewing on iTunes on iTunes or whatever your podcasting app/platform of choice may be!

Petter Pettersson och Henric Larsson sjösätter det första av ett antal specialavsnitt. Inom de närmaste månaderna lägger Mikhail Youzhny, David Ferrer, Feliciano Lopez och Gilles Muller alla spaden på hyllan. Ett samtal om tennis spekulerar kring deras plats i historien och rankar de 20 historiskt sett bästa nu aktiva spelarna.  Det här är Ett samtal om tennis, nummer 73. 

There’s a lot to cover on the new Tennis Podcast.For the second week in a row, David and Catherine begin by talking about the form of Naomi Osaka. The Japanese reached the final in Tokyo to back up her US Open title. Why was that so impressive? And just how well did Karolina Pliskova have to play to beat her?Elsewhere, Andy Murray has decided that he will shut down his 2018 season after Shenzhen and Beijing in order to focus on being in the best possible shape for Australia. David and Catherine agree that it's a smart move.There’s also discussion about Serena’s complicated relationship with her coach Patrick Mouratoglou, Mohamed Lahyani’s suspension by the ATP, and more progress for Dominic Thiem on hard courts. Plus, tribute is paid to Mikhail Youzhny following his retirement.Finally, this week saw the second edition of the Laver Cup. What do David and Catherine think of the event? And what does the future hold for it?The Tennis Podcast is uploaded weekly throughout the year and daily at the Grand Slam tournaments. It is produced in association with Telegraph Sport and sponsored by Amazon Prime Video. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Petter Pettersson och Henric Larsson går igenom Swedish Open, synar Marian Vajdas frispråkighet, samarbetet mellan Ivan Lendl och Alexander Zverev samt hyllar Mikhail Youzhny 

Feliciano Lopez, like Mikhail Youzhny in the previous round, is one year younger than 36-year-old Roger Federer, and is also yet to beat the great man. He hopes, he tells The Tennis Podcast’s Catherine Whitaker on today’s show, that their 13th match will be the one where his luck changes.Denis Shapovalov is quickly becoming one of the main stories of the US Open in 2017, and The Tennis Podcast team can’t get enough of him.His progress was aided by the retirement mid-match of Kyle Edmund, but it also felt as if he was beginning to gain the upper hand anyway in his 3-6, 6-4. 6-3, 1-0 (ret) win. How good do the Tennis Podcast team think Shapovalov will go on to be? What are his strengths? And can he go all the way at the US Open?The 1987 Wimbledon champion Pat Cash joins Catherine on Eurosport to talk about his new charge, Coco Vandewegh. She faces Agnieszka Radwanska on Saturday. We hear what Cash has to say about Coco on The Tennis Podcast. A new edition of The Tennis Podcast will be available to download after play every day during the US Open. Presented by broadcasters Catherine Whitaker (Eurosport, BBC 5 Live) and David Law (BBC 5 Live, BT Sport), it is produced weekly throughout the year, and daily at the Grand Slam tournaments, in association with Telegraph Sport and Eurosport. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Novak Djokovic dropped just three points on serve in his fourth round match against Marcel Granollers, routing the Spaniard 6-3, 6-0, 6-0. Next up for the world number one is Mikhail Youzhny. Andy Murray will feel fortunate to have avoided a quarter-final date with Tomas Berdych, however his conqueror, Stanislas Wawrinka, will pose a serious threat to the defending Champion. Sky Sports commentator Nick Lester looks at the men's quarter-final matches, two women's quarter-final matches and the semi-final between Serena Williams and Na Li on this edition of the podcast.

The grass season has started off with a bang, and so does this episode! In their respective press rooms in Halle and Birmingham, which are full of fun sudden ambient noises, Ben and Courtney discuss the start of the grass season. Is Queen's as stuffy and bothersomely bougey as its made out to be? (Yes). Is Halle a delightful place full of beer, sausage, pretzels, and tuba music? (Yes). How do you solve a problem like Gael Monfils? And what about the French Open that just finished? Whose win was more impressive, Serena's or Rafa's? And lastly what is making Tomas Berdych such a phenomenal tweeter? All this and more in a short-but-sweet episode, because Mikhail Youzhny had to do a press conference, or something.