Podcast appearances and mentions of nicolas almagro

It's been a while, but this week we visit World Team Tennis at Indian Wells and Champions Tour from Royal Albert Hall in London about the alternative tennis events. Tommy Paul, David Ferrer, Marcos Baghdatis, Nicolas Almagro and others join us and tell about their experiences playing the 'non-traditional' tournaments. Great guests, and a welcome return before the arrival of the new series, which will be the best yet. Subscribe, share and review.  

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.

Chivas cesa a Tomas Boy y llama a Luis Fernando Tena. Quien llega peor al Clasico Mexicano. Nicolas Almagro visita el estudio. Y mas.

Barry Millns and Miles Maclagan look back on Dominic Thiem's successful week at the Barcelona Open Banc Sabadell, plus we hear from Spanish youngster, Jaume Munar, Toni Nadal pays tribute to David Ferrer, Nicolas Almagro looks back on his career, we take a look at the academy structure in Spain and look ahead to the Mutua Madrid Open with a Swiss journalist who's worked closely alongside Roger Federer over the years.

Barry Millns and Miles Maclagan look back on Dominic Thiem's successful week at the Barcelona Open Banc Sabadell, plus we hear from Spanish youngster, Jaume Munar, Toni Nadal pays tribute to David Ferrer, Nicolas Almagro looks back on his career, we take a look at the academy structure in Spain and look ahead to the Mutua Madrid Open with a Swiss journalist who's worked closely alongside Roger Federer over the years.

Die Sandplatzsaison ist in Europa gestartet und das war für Florian Heer von tennis-tourtalk.com natürlich die Gelegenheit, mal wieder auf Reisen zu gehen und ein weiteres Turnier zu besuchen. Florian reiste nach Murcia und dieses Turnier lieferte Geschichten en masse. Alcaraz Garfia sorgt für Euphorie Die größte Geschichte war wohl die von Carlos Alcaraz Garfia. Er ist erst 15 Jahre alt, muss sich aber jetzt schon Vergleichen mit Rafael Nadal stellen. Riesiges Talent hat er, aber Florian als auch Andreas wollen die Kirche hier noch ein wenig im Dorf lassen. Alcaraz Garfia sorgte aber für den stimmungstechnischen Höhepunkt der letzten Woche. Sein Viertelfinale gegen den Deutschen Rudi Molleker war ein absolutes Highlight. Beide spielten gutes Tennis, der Platz war ausverkauft, die Stimmung prächtig. Der "Veteran" Molleker behielt am Ende die Oberhand. Nicolas Almagro trat bei diesem Turnier zurück. Von Rückenleiden geplagt, konnte er in den letzten Monaten kaum noch spielen und nutzte das Turnier in seiner Heimatstadt, um ein letztes Mal aufzuschlagen. Natürlich nutzte Florian die Möglichkeit, Stimmen zu sammeln. Er sprach mit dem Turniersieger Ricardo Carballes Baena (auf Spanisch!), mit dem Finalisten Mikael Ymer, dem Halbfinalisten Kimmer Coppejans und dem Doppelsieger Marcus Daniell. Brown gewinnt überraschend auf Sand Zusätzlich zu dem Turnier in Murcia gab es in den letzten Wochen auch noch andere berichtenswerte Ereignisse. Dustin Brown gewann wie aus dem Nichts das Challenger in Sophia Antipolis, Kevin Krawietz und Andreas Mies waren in Marbella erfolgreich. Alexander Bublik gewann das Turnier in Monterrey und sorgte mit diesem Ergebnis dafür, dass er der letzte Spieler war, der ins Hauptfeld bei den French Open einzieht. Wenn euch das Format Challenger Corner gefällt, habt ihr hier die Möglichkeit, den Podcast zu abonnieren. Folgt Florian auf Twitter und tennis-tourtalk.com auf Twitter und auf Facebook! Folgt Chip & Charge auf Twitter und auf Facebook!  

Die Sandplatzsaison ist in Europa gestartet und das war für Florian Heer von tennis-tourtalk.com natürlich die Gelegenheit, mal wieder auf Reisen zu gehen und ein weiteres Turnier zu besuchen. Florian reiste nach Murcia und dieses Turnier lieferte Geschichten en masse. Alcaraz Garfia sorgt für Euphorie Die größte Geschichte war wohl die von Carlos Alcaraz Garfia. Er ist erst 15 Jahre alt, muss sich aber jetzt schon Vergleichen mit Rafael Nadal stellen. Riesiges Talent hat er, aber Florian als auch Andreas wollen die Kirche hier noch ein wenig im Dorf lassen. Alcaraz Garfia sorgte aber für den stimmungstechnischen Höhepunkt der letzten Woche. Sein Viertelfinale gegen den Deutschen Rudi Molleker war ein absolutes Highlight. Beide spielten gutes Tennis, der Platz war ausverkauft, die Stimmung prächtig. Der "Veteran" Molleker behielt am Ende die Oberhand. Nicolas Almagro trat bei diesem Turnier zurück. Von Rückenleiden geplagt, konnte er in den letzten Monaten kaum noch spielen und nutzte das Turnier in seiner Heimatstadt, um ein letztes Mal aufzuschlagen. Natürlich nutzte Florian die Möglichkeit, Stimmen zu sammeln. Er sprach mit dem Turniersieger Ricardo ...

Partidas e chegadas: A despedida de Nicolas Almagro recebe a homenagem que o espanhol merece, enquanto cobrimos a chegada da nova raquete Clash, da Wilson, que vem pra revolucionar o meio da tabela de ofertas. Ainda tem o imbroglio Feijão e a semana na WTA e ATP.

Partidas e chegadas: A despedida de Nicolas Almagro recebe a homenagem que o espanhol merece, enquanto cobrimos a chegada da nova raquete Clash, da Wilson, que vem pra revolucionar o meio da tabela de ofertas. Ainda tem o imbroglio Feijão e a semana na WTA e ATP.

It was still short of Andy Murray's vintage, Grand Slam title-winning best form, but he is into round three of the French Open, and according to Catherine Whitaker (Eurosport) and the Telegraph's tennis correspondent Simon Briggs, he has the perfect platform to build on.In the latest Tennis Podcast, Whitaker and Briggs discuss the contrasting routes through to the third round of Murray and Juan Martin del Potro, and speculate as to what might happen when they meet on Saturday.Del Potro's heartbreaking, retirement win over Nicolas Almagro, who departed the court in agony and floods of tears after injuring his knee, reminded everyone what a sporting man Del Potro is. The Argentine rushed to Almagro's aid and comforted him throughout.Kyle Edmund joined Murray in round three, and will now face Kevin Anderson, a surprise winner over Nick Kyrgios. Can Edmund keep his run going?And there's debate over Margaret Court's controversial comments about same-sex marriage, and the response... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's an all-Robredo edition of the podcast, and the 31-year-old has earned it. For the third consecutive match, Tommy won from two sets down, this time against compatriot Nicolas Almagro. Peter Bodo and Ed McGrogan give their thoughts on one of the tournament's top stories. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Check out this clip of Novak Djokovic practicing today at the ATP World Tour Finals and playing some soccer with Nicolas Almagro.

James Waterson reports the week’s news for Tennis Now. Tomas Berdych, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and Mardy Fish qualified for the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals after their competitors, Nicolas Almagro, Janko Tipsarevic and Gilles Simon lost before the third round. Berdych defeated Andy Murray to reach the semifinals in Paris, and Roger Federer won his 800th career ATP match when he beat Juan Monaco 6-3, 7-5. If Federer wins the tournament, he would reclaim his No. 3 ranking from Murray. The WTA announced it set new records in attendance at its year-end Championships, and it saw a significant increase in web traffic during the tournament. Finally, nine of the top 10 players on the WTA tour are from different countries, which sets a new record.

James Waterson reports on the weeks tennis news. Most of the top women returned to action at the Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo, where World No. 1 Caroline Wozniacki was looking to defend her title. But she fell in the third round, while US Open champion Samantha Stosur was beaten by Maria Kirilenko in the second round. Meanwhile, Donald Young, Gael Monfils and Andy Murray made the final four at the Thailand Open, and Kei Nishikori upset Nicolas Almagro in Malaysia. On the other side of the world, Novak Djokovic made a UNICEF visit to a Serbian pre-school.

James Waterson reports on the day’s results from the US Open. American teenager Christina McHale upset eighth-seeded Marion Bartoli 7-6 (2), 6-2, and another American, Irina Falconi, beat Wimbledon quarterfinalist Dominika Cibulkova in three sets. Another American teen, Jack Sock, won his first ever match at the US Open when he took down Marc Giquel in four sets. Andy Murray and Juan Martin del Potro won in straight sets, and Julien Benneteau upset 10th-seeded Nicolas Almagro in straight sets.

James Waterson and Lauren Lynch report on the latest tennis news. Gilles Simon won his second title of the year after he beat Nicolas Almagro 6-4, 4-6, 6-4 at the German Tennis Championships in Hamburg. Mardy Fish fought off two match points to beat John Isner to defend his title in Atlanta, and Vera Zvonareva beat fellow Russian Ksenia Pervak to take the Baku Cup in Azerbaijan. There are five tournaments going on this week, so make sure to follow us on facebook and Twitter to stay informed!

James Waterson and Lauren Lynch report on the week’s tennis news. Robin Soderling will face Tomas Berdych and David Ferrer will play Nicolas Almagro in the semifinals of the SkiStar Swedish Open and all of the top eight seeds at the Mercedes Cup in Stuttgart were ousted by the second round. Roger Federer launched a $3.3 million educational initiative in Malawi, one of the poorest and least developed countries in Africa, and Elena Dementieva is getting married on July 16.

Novak and Roger have worked their way through the Dubai draw and will meet in the final. Will Federer atone for his straight-sets loss to Djokovic in Australia? Plus, thoughts on Nicolas Almagro and Caroline Wozniacki. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices