Podcast appearances and mentions of peter marcato

Jannik Sinner has retained his Australian Open crown with a commanding straight-sets win over Alex Zverev, confirming him as the undisputed hardcourt king — experts Simon Rea and Peter Marcato join Jon to analyse the championship match and discuss the implications for both players. Katerina Siniakova and Taylor Townsend have added the Australian Open trophy to their Grand Slam collection after upstaging Hsieh Su-wei and Jelena Ostapenko in the women’s doubles final. Madison Keys is acclimatising to her new identity as Grand Slam champion the day after her major breakthrough with a photo shoot at Melbourne’s iconic Brighton Beach. And we find out which musical artists the fans would like to see perform at the Australian Open finals. AusOpen.comiHeartApple PodcastsSpotifyYouTubeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jannik Sinner has captured the Australian Open men's crown and his maiden Grand Slam title in an astonishing five-set comeback against Daniil Medvedev — our experts Peter Marcato and Simon Rea discuss where and how the final was won and lost, Aryna Sabalenka is revelling in the glory of her title defence after a night of celebrations with her team — Hot Shots Tennis player Ava Yalmanchili gets to meet the 2024 women's champion, four-time men's champion Andre Agassi reflects on his successes and regrets, and British dance giants Groove Armada light up the AO Finals Festival.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former WTA players Jill Craybas and Lucie Ahl, as well as commentator Peter Marcato join presenter Chris Bowers to talk about Carlos Alcaraz dethroning Novak Djokovic in an epic Wimbledon final, as well as to look back over all the other various talking points from a dramatic two weeks of action

TIM HENMAN ON FALLING IN LOVE WITH WIMBLEDON - ‘When I reflect on the whole journey of my mum taking me to Wimbledon when I was six for the first time, I saw Bjorn Borg play in 1981 and that was when I made my one-and-only career decision, so then fifteen years later to play on Centre Court for the first time and to be a British player and have that support, It was always going to be special'.TIM HENMAN ON PLAYING WITHOUT PRESSURE - ‘I always joked that when I was getting blamed for the weather at Wimbledon, expectation was too high! You control the controllables. I've always been interested in the psychology of sport and the mind and pressure is all self-inflicted. In 1995 I got disqualified from Wimbledon and I accidentally hit a ball girl when we were playing a doubles first round. The next day I was sharing a flat with another player and he went out and bought all the newspapers and I sat there in the morning reading them all and it was horrific and I said to myself there and then, I will never read a newspaper ever again because it's their opinion and why would I be influenced by a journalist who's never played the game, so from that moment on I never listened to outside voices'.TIM HENMAN ON HENMAN HILL - ‘So in 1996 it was when the old court number one was knocked down and when the new court was constructed and there was a lot of moving of earth and they sort of piled the earth and that was when this hill was formed and they put the big screen up and I was playing my matches then and getting into the second week and that was when it became known as Henman Hill and it's another amazing connection for me with the Championships'.- Show presented by Chris Bowers- Podcast guests Peter Marcato and Jill Craybas- Tim Henman interview by Jill Craybas

Daniil Medvedev's winning streak continues at Indian Wells while defending champion Iga Swiatek is back to her brutal best — Peter Marcato joins the Round Table to discuss the major talking points of the first week of competition, Todd Woodbridge believes Holger Rune could be the ‘John McEnroe' of his generation, British young guns Jack Draper and Emma Raducanu reveal what drives them on and off the court, and Australian Open tournament director Craig Tiley reveals his goals for the 2024 Australian summer.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Novak Djokovic dashes Australian hopes with a straight-sets win over Alex de Minaur, setting up a last eight clash with Andrey Rublev who survived a five-set battle with Holger Rune — the Round Table analyses the win and previews Day 9 quarterfinals action: Jessica Pegula v Victoria Azarenka and Karen Khachanov v Sebastian Korda whose coach tells us why his player can win Grand Slam titles, plus what the fans are looking forward to in Week 2, and Josh Martin takes us behind the scenes of the commentary booth with tennis commentator Peter Marcato.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week presenter Chris Bowers is joined by former WTA player Jill Craybas and AO Radio commentator Peter Marcato as they look back on the first week of action at the Australian Open and ahead to week two. Headlines are...PETER MARCATO ON PLAYING TENNIS INTO THE EARLY HOURS - ‘Tennis takes longer to play these days, there's no doubt that matches are getting longer, but also, do they arrive out onto court on time, the time in-between matches, the bathroom breaks, injury timeouts, it seems to be getting longer and longer, so I think that needs to be taken into account'.JILL CRAYBAS ON A GREAT FIRST WEEK FOR THE AMERICANS - ‘I think there's been a United Cup effect in that it's rubbed off into the first week of the Open. If you just see the way they are all acting together and how they gelled as a group, it got them all into a headspace where they had that confidence and I know I'm leaving a lot of Americans out like JJ Wolf and Tommy Paul, but I mean, it's just been phenomenal'.JILL CRAYBAS ON THE EVOLUTION OF THE MEN'S GAME - ‘We've seen it with the women, how anyone can win it and I feel like that's starting to happen with the men, you're seeing so many different guys play so well and get upsets and different names pushing further in slams, which we see in the women's quite a bit, so I'm excited about both tours right now'.Plus...YOSHIHITO NISHIOKA ON THE ADVICE HIS MUM GAVE HIM - ‘A couple of years ago my mum told me that I shouldn't expect to win all matches, but that I can win some matches and have a good time, so now I don't think too much about winning or losing but instead just play and focus and then maybe I can have a chance to win. So right now I'm just trying to play my best tennis and if that doesn't work, I'll just try the next week'. ROBERT LINDSTEDT ON WINNING THE AUSTRALIAN OPEN DOUBLES - ‘Winning the Australian Open was just relief for me because I had so many opportunities in Wimbledon the year before, so It was just a relief of not losing another one, but actually winning was unbelievable and we really enjoyed it late into the night and the next morning'.ROBERT LINDSTEDT ON HOW THE DOUBLES GAME CAN GROW - ‘It's been strong for a very long time, it's got so much more athletic and physical, you can't really be lazy anymore, everybody is training like a singles player if I can use that term, but what we can do more is actually getting the opportunity to showcase the sport, to show we're entertaining and that it's a beautiful sport'.- Podcast presented by Chris Bowers- Podcast guests - AO Radio commentator Peter Marcato & former WTA player Jill Craybas- Interviews by Jill Craybas

-Podcast discussion by Chris Bowers, Peter Marcato and Jill Craybas-Interviews by Candy Reid, Jill Craybas and Ursin Caderas-Feature by ATP UncoveredNICK KYRGIOS ON HOW HE VIEWS TENNIS - ‘Obviously I'm not taking it too serious and the rest of the tour, every single day, everything they do is for tennis and for me, I just want to go out there and have fun, entertain and sometimes it's not easy for other people to concentrate, but you know, I'll never change, from ten years old to now I've always been emotional on court and I've always wanted to make it theatrical, like a show, so that's never going to change I think'.CAMERON NORRIE ON HIS FITNESS - ‘I'm not a player who's going to come out and hit you off the court, I have to chip away at you point-by-point and make sure I'm executing and make sure I'm at the top of my level physically to have a chance with these guys and that's something I try to take care of as much as I can and take care of the diet and the physique as much as I can, because I like playing long rallies'.GILLES MULLER ON HIS FAMOUS VICTORY AGAINST RAFAEL NADAL AT WIMBLEDON - ‘In that match I found my happy place, my happy zone. I was sometimes known for losing it on the court and getting upset with myself and losing control a bit, but in that match I don't know what happened but it was just the perfect day'.VICTOR LILOV ON HIS TRANSITION FROM WIMBLEDON JUNIOR FINALIST TO THE MAIN TOUR - ‘It's just different paths. Some guys get lazy, some get injured and some just don't have the game and some guys, maybe they are not as good in juniors but they have the right mindset or maybe when they are eighteen or nineteen years old they just start really clicking and become a lot better, so I think it's just about the day-in-day-out work and never becoming complacent'.PLUS DENIS SHAPOVALOV, FELIX AUGER-ALIASSIME, ALEX DE MINAUR, JOHN MILLMAN, HUBERT HURKACZ AND DUSTIN BROWN TAKE OUR WIMBLEDON QUIZ

Recorded on Sunday afternoon in Melbourne, presenter Peter Marcato is joined by Novak Djokovic biographer and Head of AO Radio, Chris Bowers, former player, Jill Craybas and BBC commentator, Gigi Salmon to give their own unique views ahead of the first Grand Slam of the year. During the course of the programme they set the scene from Melbourne Park, discuss the main stories on and off court, dissect the draw and make their predictions for the year ahead, plus we hear from Australian superstar, Nick Kyrgios, courtesy of ATP Uncovered.

Recorded before the finals in Sydney, Adelaide and Melbourne, broadcaster Peter Marcato, who has been commentating on the 250 event in Adelaide sat down over zoom with former player, Jill Craybas who's been working on the event in Melbourne, to discuss all of the various talking points ahead of the Australian Open. We also hear from surprise Melbourne finalist, Maxime Cressy.

In the final podcast of the year, Chris Bowers and the ATP Tennis Radio team bring you a bit of festive fun, as commentators Gigi Salmon, Barry Cowan, Jill Craybas and Seb Lauzier go head-to-head against Peter Marcato, Brian Clark, Miles Maclagan and Lucie Ahl to see who will be crowned quiz champions of 2021.

A sixth Wimbledon crown sees Novak Djokovic equal the men’s record for major titles — Todd Woodbridge, Casey Dellacqua and Peter Marcato discuss his chances of the calendar Grand Slam and the elusive ‘golden’ Grand Slam, plus Ash Barty’s Wimbledon triumph, including reactions from Evonne Goolagong-Cawley and Australian Open tournament director Craig Tiley.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week's podcast focusses on the subject of mental health in tennis. During the Australian Open, ATP Tennis Radio commentator Chris Bowers was fortunate enough to sit down with Australian tennis player Thanasi Kokkinakis, who opened up about the mental health issues that he's gone through as a result of time away from the game due to injury and illness. We hear that extended chat and then Chris and fellow commentator, Peter Marcato discuss some of the points raised in the discussion. Later on in the programme we also air a recent feature from the ATP Uncovered show which focussed on Swedish tennis player Robin Soderling's own battles with mental health. The feature, which was which originally was broadcast as part of the ATP and WTA series, Tennis United, gave presenters Bethanie Mattek-Sands and Vasek Pospisil the opportunity to delve further into the subject. Peter and Chris also mention the efforts that the ATP have made to help support players who may be struggling with aspects of mental health, by linking up with both the Sporting Chance organisation and Headspace. With Sporting Chance, players have access to their 24/7 hotline through phone, text or email and following the initial outreach, are referred to Sporting Chance's network of therapists, all experienced at working with elite sportspeople (including the Premier League, the Professional Crickets' Association and the Football Association) who provide virtual appointments for the players. Headspace gives members access to Headspace's Plus subscription. There is no cost for either of these services to ATP members. Finally, this conversation is meant as an open discussion about the various issues surrounding players health and wellbeing, but the views stated in the programme are those of the presenters, who are independent contractors and not necessarily those of the ATP.

This week's podcast focusses on the subject of mental health in tennis. During the Australian Open, ATP Tennis Radio commentator Chris Bowers was fortunate enough to sit down with Australian tennis player Thanasi Kokkinakis, who opened up about the mental health issues that he's gone through as a result of time away from the game due to injury and illness. We hear that extended chat and then Chris and fellow commentator, Peter Marcato discuss some of the points raised in the discussion. Later on in the programme we also air a recent feature from the ATP Uncovered show which focussed on Swedish tennis player Robin Soderling's own battles with mental health. The feature, which was which originally was broadcast as part of the ATP and WTA series, Tennis United, gave presenters Bethanie Mattek-Sands and Vasek Pospisil the opportunity to delve further into the subject. Peter and Chris also mention the efforts that the ATP have made to help support players who may be struggling with aspects of mental health, by linking up with both the Sporting Chance organisation and Headspace. With Sporting Chance, players have access to their 24/7 hotline through phone, text or email and following the initial outreach, are referred to Sporting Chance’s network of therapists, all experienced at working with elite sportspeople (including the Premier League, the Professional Crickets’ Association and the Football Association) who provide virtual appointments for the players. Headspace gives members access to Headspace’s Plus subscription. There is no cost for either of these services to ATP members. Finally, this conversation is meant as an open discussion about the various issues surrounding players health and wellbeing, but the views stated in the programme are those of the presenters, who are independent contractors and not necessarily those of the ATP.

AO Radio commentators Peter Marcato and Chris Bowers look back on all of the talking points from week one of the first Grand Slam of the year and ahead to who's likely to appear in next weekend's singles and doubles finals. We also bring you a feature with Australian number one player, Alex De Minaur, who reflects on life in lockdown.

AO Radio commentators Peter Marcato and Chris Bowers look back on all of the talking points from week one of the first Grand Slam of the year and ahead to who's likely to appear in next weekend's singles and doubles finals. We also bring you a feature with Australian number one player, Alex De Minaur, who reflects on life in lockdown.

Recorded after the conclusion of the ATP Cup, but before the finals of the two ATP 250 events, commentators Peter Marcato and Chris Bowers look through the Australian Open draw and discuss the various talking points. They also introduce an exclusive interview with Tennis Australia CEO and Tournament Director of the Australian Open, Craig Tiley and an ATP Uncovered feature with the retired Bryan Brothers discussing which doubles teams to look out for in 2021.

Recorded after the conclusion of the ATP Cup, but before the finals of the two ATP 250 events, commentators Peter Marcato and Chris Bowers look through the Australian Open draw and discuss the various talking points. They also introduce an exclusive interview with Tennis Australia CEO and Tournament Director of the Australian Open, Craig Tiley and an ATP Uncovered feature with the retired Bryan Brothers discussing which doubles teams to look out for in 2021.

Lleyton Hewitt, Mischa Zverev and ATP Cup Managing Director Ross Hutchins feature in this ATP Cup Preview special hosted by commentator Peter Marcato who's joined by fellow broadcasters Chris Bowers and Jill Craybas for analysis and discussion.

Lleyton Hewitt, Mischa Zverev and ATP Cup Managing Director Ross Hutchins feature in this ATP Cup Preview special hosted by commentator Peter Marcato who's joined by fellow broadcasters Chris Bowers and Jill Craybas for analysis and discussion.

Japanese player Taro Daniel joins ATP Tennis Radio commentators Peter Marcato and Chris Bowers to talk about the 14 days of quarantine he's having to go through ahead of playing in the Australian Open. As well as speaking to Taro, the duo also discuss all of the various talking points surrounding the first Grand Slam of the year. There's also reaction to the ATP Cup draw with Todd Woodbridge, Mark Petchey and Jim Courier, courtesy of the ATP Cup social channels.

Japanese player Taro Daniel joins ATP Tennis Radio commentators Peter Marcato and Chris Bowers to talk about the 14 days of quarantine he's having to go through ahead of playing in the Australian Open. As well as speaking to Taro, the duo also discuss all of the various talking points surrounding the first Grand Slam of the year. There's also reaction to the ATP Cup draw with Todd Woodbridge, Mark Petchey and Jim Courier, courtesy of the ATP Cup social channels.

Commentators Gigi Salmon, Peter Marcato, Chris Bowers and Brian Clark get together to look ahead to the Australian summer of action and to go through their predictions for the year. At the beginning of every year the commentators discuss a number of questions including who will be year-end singles and doubles number ones, breakthrough player, Grand Slam champions, NextGen winner and which eight singles players will make the Nitto ATP Finals. When they've finished discussing and debating the relative merits of their picks and the extended ATP Tennis Radio teams' predictions, they then file the predictions away into a time-capsule box which is then re-opened at the Nitto ATP Finals at the end of the year, to discover who go the most predictions correct.

Commentators Gigi Salmon, Peter Marcato, Chris Bowers and Brian Clark get together to look ahead to the Australian summer of action and to go through their predictions for the year. At the beginning of every year the commentators discuss a number of questions including who will be year-end singles and doubles number ones, breakthrough player, Grand Slam champions, NextGen winner and which eight singles players will make the Nitto ATP Finals. When they've finished discussing and debating the relative merits of their picks and the extended ATP Tennis Radio teams' predictions, they then file the predictions away into a time-capsule box which is then re-opened at the Nitto ATP Finals at the end of the year, to discover who go the most predictions correct.

Tennis expert and commentator Peter Marcato joined Sam to preview the Aus Open including the latest news which may delay the tournament.

Where will the fourth Test be played? Will David Warner be fit for Sydney? All that and more in today's show with Sam Edmund! Today's guests included: Bryce McGain Dr. Peter Brukner Bharat Sundaresan Daniel Garb Peter Marcato Gold Coast Suns GM Jon Haines

In what's become an annual event, ATP Tennis Radio commentator, Chris Bowers, hosts a quiz involving two teams made up of commentators from the ATP Tennis Radio roster. On Team Peers it's Australian commentator, Peter Marcato, Americans Brian Clark and Jill Craybas and the former coach of Andy Murray, Miles Maclagan, whilst on Team Venus it's commentator Gigi Salmon, former players Barry Cowan and Lucie Ahl and roving reporter, Seb Lauzier. The teams compete over five rounds including General Knowledge, Numbers Round, Guess the Commentary Clips, What Links and Tennis in 2020.

In what's become an annual event, ATP Tennis Radio commentator, Chris Bowers, hosts a quiz involving two teams made up of commentators from the ATP Tennis Radio roster. On Team Peers it's Australian commentator, Peter Marcato, Americans Brian Clark and Jill Craybas and the former coach of Andy Murray, Miles Maclagan, whilst on Team Venus it's commentator Gigi Salmon, former players Barry Cowan and Lucie Ahl and roving reporter, Seb Lauzier. The teams compete over five rounds including General Knowledge, Numbers Round, Guess the Commentary Clips, What Links and Tennis in 2020.

ATP Tennis Radio commentators Jill Craybas, who's currently in Missouri USA, Naomi Cavaday in London and Peter Marcato, locked down in Melbourne, Australia, join us to discuss the return of the tour and to look ahead to our live ball-by-ball radio coverage, starting with the Western & Southern Open, usually in Cincinnati, but this year, part of the US Open bubble.

ATP Tennis Radio commentators Jill Craybas, who’s currently in Missouri USA, Naomi Cavaday in London and Peter Marcato, locked down in Melbourne, Australia, join us to discuss the return of the tour and to look ahead to our live ball-by-ball radio coverage, starting with the Western & Southern Open, usually in Cincinnati, but this year, part of the US Open bubble.

AO Radio commentators Peter Marcato and Chris Bowers are on hand yet again to round-up all the action from the Australian Open where Novak Djokovic claimed an 8th title. If you enjoy this podcast, check out the ATP Tennis Radio 'Exclusives' Channel on TuneIn, where you can find long-form interviews and features and for more live radio commentary in March, listen in to the 24/7 ATP Tennis Radio channel via the 'listen' button on the ATP Tour website.

AO Radio commentators Peter Marcato and Chris Bowers are on hand yet again to round-up all the action from the Australian Open where Novak Djokovic claimed an 8th title. If you enjoy this podcast, check out the ATP Tennis Radio 'Exclusives' Channel on TuneIn, where you can find long-form interviews and features and for more live radio commentary in March, listen in to the 24/7 ATP Tennis Radio channel via the 'listen' button on the ATP Tour website.

Recorded before the Roger Federer v Marton Fucsovics match, AO Radio commentators Peter Marcato and Chris Bowers discuss the major talking points from the first seven days of the Australian Open.

Recorded before the Roger Federer v Marton Fucsovics match, AO Radio commentators Peter Marcato and Chris Bowers discuss the major talking points from the first seven days of the Australian Open.

Gigi Salmon, Peter Marcato and Chris Bowers host this week's show from Melbourne Park on the eve of the first Grand Slam of the year. In Part 1 they discussed the changes to this year's event, qualifying, some of the notable first round match-ups and of course, the bushfires and how players and public alike have rallied round. In this part the team discuss this year's ATP Tennis Radio time capsule entries. To hear what the Time Capsule is all about, check out the show and then tweet us on @atptennisradio to give us your views.

Gigi Salmon, Peter Marcato and Chris Bowers host this week's show from Melbourne Park on the eve of the first Grand Slam of the year. In Part 1 they discuss the changes to this year's event, qualifying, some of the notable first round match-ups and of course, the bushfires and how players and public alike have rallied round. In Part 2, the team discuss this year's ATP Tennis Radio time-capsule entries.

Gigi Salmon, Peter Marcato and Chris Bowers host this week's show from Melbourne Park on the eve of the first Grand Slam of the year. In Part 1 they discussed the changes to this year's event, qualifying, some of the notable first round match-ups and of course, the bushfires and how players and public alike have rallied round. In this part the team discuss this year's ATP Tennis Radio time capsule entries. To hear what the Time Capsule is all about, check out the show and then tweet us on @atptennisradio to give us your views.

Gigi Salmon, Peter Marcato and Chris Bowers host this week's show from Melbourne Park on the eve of the first Grand Slam of the year. In Part 1 they discussed the changes to this year's event, qualifying, some of the notable first round match-ups and of course, the bushfires and how players and public alike have rallied round. In this part the team discuss this year's ATP Tennis Radio time capsule entries. To hear what the Time Capsule is all about, check out the show and then tweet us on @atptennisradio to give us your views.

Gigi Salmon, Peter Marcato and Chris Bowers host this week's show from Melbourne Park on the eve of the first Grand Slam of the year. In Part 1 they discuss the changes to this year's event, qualifying, some of the notable first round match-ups and of course, the bushfires and how players and public alike have rallied round. In Part 2, the team discuss this year's ATP Tennis Radio time-capsule entries.

It's all things Australia this week as ATP Tennis Radio regulars Peter Marcato and Mike Cation look back on the inaugural ATP Cup and ahead to the first Grand Slam of the year, the Australian Open. Mike also talks about his own podcast that he hosts with American player, Noah Rubin and the commentary work he does on the ATP Challenger Tour and courtesy of the ATP's weekly TV magazine show, ATP Uncovered, we also hear from the new Chairman of the governing body for men's tennis, Andrea Gaudenzi.

It's all things Australia this week as ATP Tennis Radio regulars Peter Marcato and Mike Cation look back on the inaugural ATP Cup and ahead to the first Grand Slam of the year, the Australian Open. Mike also talks about his own podcast that he hosts with American player, Noah Rubin and the commentary work he does on the ATP Challenger Tour and courtesy of the ATP's weekly TV magazine show, ATP Uncovered, we also hear from the new Chairman of the governing body for men's tennis, Andrea Gaudenzi.

ATP Tennis Radio's very own Australian, Peter Marcato is joined by former player, Arvind Parmar in Brisbane to look back over the first few days at the ATP Cup and ahead at what's promising to become a great inaugural event. Along the way the duo also introduce interviews and features with the likes of Alex De Minaur, Cristian Garin, Christian and Casper Ruud, Yoshihito Nishioka, Jeff Coetzee, Grigor Dimitrov, Marin Cilic and Borna Coric. Download and listen to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, TuneIn and the ATP Website.

ATP Tennis Radio's very own Australian, Peter Marcato is joined by former player, Arvind Parmar in Brisbane to look back over the first few days at the ATP Cup and ahead at what's promising to become a great inaugural event. Along the way the duo also introduce interviews and features with the likes of Alex De Minaur, Cristian Garin, Christian and Casper Ruud, Yoshihito Nishioka, Jeff Coetzee, Grigor Dimitrov, Marin Cilic and Borna Coric. Download and listen to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, TuneIn and the ATP Website.

A special programme recorded directly after Stefanos Tsitsipas' victory at the Nitto ATP Finals. Presenter Gigi Salmon is joined on court by roving reporter, Nick McCarvel as well as fellow commentators, Peter Marcato, Chris Bowers, Miles Maclagan and Colin Fleming to discuss the Greek's biggest title to-date. We also hear from the young star's parents, Julia and Apostolos, coach Patrick Mouratoglu and Marcos Baghdatis explains why he's got to know the ATP Tennis Radio team very well over the past eight days. All that plus the ATP Tennis Radio end of season awards take place with the winner of the year-long time capsule and predictions competitions being announced.

A special programme recorded directly after Stefanos Tsitsipas' victory at the Nitto ATP Finals. Presenter Gigi Salmon is joined on court by roving reporter, Nick McCarvel as well as fellow commentators, Peter Marcato, Chris Bowers, Miles Maclagan and Colin Fleming to discuss the Greek's biggest title to-date. We also hear from the young star's parents, Julia and Apostolos, coach Patrick Mouratoglu and Marcos Baghdatis explains why he's got to know the ATP Tennis Radio team very well over the past eight days. All that plus the ATP Tennis Radio end of season awards take place with the winner of the year-long time capsule and predictions competitions being announced.

Peter Marcato and Miles Maclagan look back on a momentous week in Milan which saw 18-year-old home favourite, Jannick Sinner crowned NextGen ATP Finals Champion. As well as discussing the action on the court, the duo also introduce interviews that Barry Cowan conducted behind-the-scenes with the likes of Riccardo Piatti, Miomir Kecmanovic and Mikael Ymer, plus they also look ahead to the Nitto ATP Finals in London.

Peter Marcato and Miles Maclagan look back on a momentous week in Milan which saw 18-year-old home favourite, Jannick Sinner crowned NextGen ATP Finals Champion. As well as discussing the action on the court, the duo also introduce interviews that Barry Cowan conducted behind-the-scenes with the likes of Riccardo Piatti, Miomir Kecmanovic and Mikael Ymer, plus they also look ahead to the Nitto ATP Finals in London.

ATP Tennis Radio's Peter Marcato presents a special programme from Australia focussing on the ATP Cup Draw. Throughout the show, we speak to the past and present of Australian tennis and also hear from the likes of Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic, Daniil Medvedev and Grigor Dimitrov, as to what it means to be part of the inaugural event.

ATP Tennis Radio’s Peter Marcato presents a special programme from Australia focussing on the ATP Cup Draw. Throughout the show, we speak to the past and present of Australian tennis and also hear from the likes of Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic, Daniil Medvedev and Grigor Dimitrov, as to what it means to be part of the inaugural event.

Recorded after the 2019 Wimbledon Men's Singles Final, ATP Tennis Radio commentators, Peter Marcato and Chris Bowers discuss the record-breaking conclusion to Championships as well as some of the major stories from the second week.

Recorded after the 2019 Wimbledon Men's Singles Final, ATP Tennis Radio commentators, Peter Marcato and Chris Bowers discuss the record-breaking conclusion to Championships as well as some of the major stories from the second week.

Richard Kaufman, Jill Craybas and Peter Marcato look back on Day 7 of Wimbledon 2019, with much to talk about in the Ladies' Singles and much to admire in the progress of the sport's 'Big 3' men's players. Plus, we hear from the legendary Rod Laver as well as top golfers Sergio Garcia and Lee Westwood.

Recorded at the conclusion of play on day 6 of the Wimbledon Championships 2019, ATP Tennis Radio commentators Peter Marcato and Chris Bowers reflect on events both on and off the court from the first week including Andy Murray's return to Centre Court with Serena Williams, the big three progressing whilst other top seeds faltered, the standout match between Rafael Nadal and Nick Kyrgios, Marcos Bagdatis' retirement from the game, the new Court One roof being used to extend the days play, plus errant champagne corks and faulty sprinklers!

Recorded at the conclusion of play on day 6 of the Wimbledon Championships 2019, ATP Tennis Radio commentators Peter Marcato and Chris Bowers reflect on events both on and off the court from the first week including Andy Murray's return to Centre Court with Serena Williams, the big three progressing whilst other top seeds faltered, the standout match between Rafael Nadal and Nick Kyrgios, Marcos Bagdatis' retirement from the game, the new Court One roof being used to extend the days play, plus errant champagne corks and faulty sprinklers!

Day four of Wimbledon 2019 saw Rafael Nadal beat Nick Kyrgios in a feisty encounter on Centre Court. Andy Murray returned to action in the men’s doubles, while there was a big shock in the ladies’ singles with the defending champion dethroned. Richard Connelly, Arvind Parmar and Peter Marcato discuss the big stories of the day and hear from Jose Mourinho, John Millman and Cori Gauff’s mum.

With eight-time champion Roger Federer and seven-time winner Serena Williams in action, we saw ‘Wimbledon royalty’ entertain British royalty on Centre Court. But the Royal Box wasn’t the Duchess of Cambridge’s only vantage point at The Championships… Richard Kaufman, Barry Cowan and Peter Marcato discuss Day 2’s key moments, while Kim Clijsters tells us about some of her celebrity encounters.

Peter Marcato and Claire Curran reflect on the final day of Wimbledon Qualifying where 15-year-old American Cori Gauff sensationally sealed her place in the first-round draw at the All England Club.

Gigi Salmon is joined by Radio Roland Garros commentators Peter Marcato and Nick McCarvel to look back over a fortnight which culminated in Rafael Nadal's twelfth title in the French capital. As well as discussing the final and the past two weeks, the team also introduces a special ATP Uncovered feature charting Rafa's 2019 season as a whole.

Gigi Salmon is joined by Radio Roland Garros commentators Peter Marcato and Nick McCarvel to look back over a fortnight which culminated in Rafael Nadal's twelfth title in the French capital. As well as discussing the final and the past two weeks, the team also introduces a special ATP Uncovered feature charting Rafa's 2019 season as a whole.

Gigi Salmon and Peter Marcato set the scene from Melbourne Park and discuss the major talking points ahead of the first Grand Slam of the year, the Australian Open, including Andy Murray's announcement that he's to retire and the duo also pick our their favourite match-ups from round one. Along the way we also hear from Australians Thanasi Kokkinakis and Alex De Minaur and Tennis legend Mats Wilander gives his views as to what to look out for in 2019.

Gigi Salmon and Peter Marcato set the scene from Melbourne Park and discuss the major talking points ahead of the first Grand Slam of the year, the Australian Open, including Andy Murray's announcement that he's to retire and the duo also pick our their favourite match-ups from round one. Along the way we also hear from Australians Thanasi Kokkinakis and Alex De Minaur and Tennis legend Mats Wilander gives his views as to what to look out for in 2019.

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Angelique Kerber defeats Serena Williams to win her first Wimbledon title and ruin the American's dream comeback as a mum. Richard Connelly is joined by former player Lucie Ahl and tennis expert Peter Marcato to dissect the 2018 Ladies’ final, plus they look ahead to Novak Djokovic taking on Kevin Anderson in Sunday’s Gentlemen’s Singles final.

Roger Federer’s Wimbledon is over after Kevin Anderson came from two sets down to defeat the eight-time champion. Richard Connolly is joined by Peter Marcato and Naomi Cavaday to discuss the shock defeat. They also muse over the three other quarter-finals that saw Novak Djokovic, Rafa Nadal and John Isner all progress through to Friday’s semi finals.

Presenter Gigi Salmon is joined by Australian commentator and a familiar voice on ATP Tennis Radio, Peter Marcato as they look back on the first week of action at the All England Club and look ahead to an intriguing week 2. There's also in-depth interviews as Jill Craybas chats to doubles legend, Mark Woodforde and Miles Maclagan talks to 1983 Wimbledon runner-up Chris Lewis as he looks back on his final with John McEnroe and also talks about how fitness regimes have changed over the years.

Presenter Gigi Salmon is joined by Australian commentator and a familiar voice on ATP Tennis Radio, Peter Marcato as they look back on the first week of action at the All England Club and look ahead to an intriguing week 2. There's also in-depth interviews as Jill Craybas chats to doubles legend, Mark Woodforde and Miles Maclagan talks to 1983 Wimbledon runner-up Chris Lewis as he looks back on his final with John McEnroe and also talks about how fitness regimes have changed over the years.

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, Barry Cowan and Peter Marcato review Day Two of the Championships where two-time champion Petra Kvitova suffered a surprise defeat to Aliaksandra Sasnovich of Belarus. We hear from both players as well as from Garbine Muguruza, Johanna Konta, Rafael Nadal and Nick Kyrgios, who all safely made it through to the second round. There’s also a look ahead to Wednesday’s action where Roger Federer and Serena Williams are among the star names on show at SW19.

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.

Nadal's fine form continues, Sascha Zverev reaches a Grand Slam quarter-final for the first time and Italian Marco Cecchinato makes a name for himself; just a few of the headlines that presenter Gigi Salmon discusses with ATP Tennis Radio commentators Matt Brown and Peter Marcato as they look back on the first week of Roland Garros.

Nadal's fine form continues, Sascha Zverev reaches a Grand Slam quarter-final for the first time and Italian Marco Cecchinato makes a name for himself; just a few of the headlines that presenter Gigi Salmon discusses with ATP Tennis Radio commentators Matt Brown and Peter Marcato as they look back on the first week of Roland Garros.

From Melbourne Park, Gigi Salmon, Jill Craybas and Peter Marcato look back on an Australian Open in which Roger Federer added another chapter to his phenomenal career by capturing his 20th Grand Slam championship crown to retain his Australian Open title with a thrilling 6-2, 6-7(5), 6-3, 3-6, 6-1 victory over Marin Cilic in the night-time final. The ATP Tennis Radio commentators also look back over the whole fortnight to discuss the various stories and bring you an ATP World Tour Uncovered feature with Aussie, Nick Kyrgios.

From Melbourne Park, Gigi Salmon, Jill Craybas and Peter Marcato look back on an Australian Open in which Roger Federer added another chapter to his phenomenal career by capturing his 20th Grand Slam championship crown to retain his Australian Open title with a thrilling 6-2, 6-7(5), 6-3, 3-6, 6-1 victory over Marin Cilic in the night-time final. The ATP Tennis Radio commentators also look back over the whole fortnight to discuss the various stories and bring you an ATP World Tour Uncovered feature with Aussie, Nick Kyrgios.

Gigi Salmon and AO Radio commentator Peter Marcato guide you through the ATP Tennis Radio preview of the first Grand Slam of the year, the Australian Open. As well as discussing all the latest stories in the build-up to the competition, the presenting duo, situated in the AO Radio commentary box on Rod Laver Arena, also introduce the ATP Tennis Radio 'Time Capsule', a season-long prediction game involving the whole of the on and off air team.

Gigi Salmon and AO Radio commentator Peter Marcato guide you through the ATP Tennis Radio preview of the first Grand Slam of the year, the Australian Open. As well as discussing all the latest stories in the build-up to the competition, the presenting duo, situated in the AO Radio commentary box on Rod Laver Arena, also introduce the ATP Tennis Radio 'Time Capsule', a season-long prediction game involving the whole of the on and off air team.

Day 12 of the Championships saw Garbine Muguruza overcome Venus Williams to claim her first Wimbledon Ladies Singles title. Richard Connelly, Jill Craybas and Peter Marcato look back on what was a superb performance from the Spaniard to see off the 5 time champion in straight sets. We hear from the delighted new Queen of SW19 and also from a magnanimous Williams. We also review an epic win for Lukasz Kubot and Marcelo Melo in the Gentlemen’s Doubles Final and a slightly more straight forward victory for Ekaterina Makarova and Elena Vesnina in the Ladies’ Doubles Final.

Rafael Nadal crashed out of the 2017 Championships at the hands of the 16th seed Gilles Muller after an epic five set encounter that lasted nearly five hours on No.1 Court. Richard Connelly, Robbie Koenig and Peter Marcato hear from the man from Luxembourg as well Roger Federer and Garbine Muguruza as they look back on the best of the fourth round action on what was an unforgettable ‘Manic Monday’ at the All England Club.

Mary Rhodes, Barry Cowan and Peter Marcato review Day Two of the 2017 Championships where world number one and top seed Angelique Kerber secured her passage to the second round. We hear from the German as well as Karolina Pliskova, Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer.

Mary Rhodes, Chris Wilkinson and Peter Marcato look back on the first day of the 2017 Championships where three-time Grand Slam champion Stan Wawrinka suffered defeat at the hands of the unseeded Russian Daniil Medvedev. We hear from the ecstatic 21-year-old as well as Andy Murray, Rafael Nadal, Simona Halep, Petra Kvitova and Venus Williams, who all enjoyed opening day victories.

Mary Rhodes, Lucie Ahl and Peter Marcato look back on a magnificent Monday at the All England Club where defending champion Serena Williams, Andy Murray and Roger Federer all booked their place in the quarter-finals. Dominika Cibulkova was also a fourth round winner and is now just two wins from the final, the same day she is due to get married!

Richard Connelly, Chris Wilkinson and Peter Marcato review a momentous Day 6 at the All England Club where defending champion Novak Djokovic and two-times Wimbledon winner Petra Kvitova were the surprise exits. We also hear from Andy Murray and Simona Halep, who both enjoyed victories on Centre Court.

Mary Rhodes, Peter Marcato and Rupert Bell look back on Day 4 at the All England Club where French Open champion and second seed Garbine Muguruza lost her second round match to world number 124 Jana Cepelova. We also hear from Andy Murray, Simona Halep and Agnieszka Radwanska.

Mary Rhodes, Arvind Parmar and Peter Marcato take a look back at Day Two of the 2016 Championships. We hear from defending Ladies champion Serena Williams as well as Andy Murray, Stan Wawrinka and Nick Kyrgios.

Mary Rhodes, Chris Wilkinson and Peter Marcato look back on an enthralling first day of the 2016 Championships. We hear from defending champion Novak Djokovic as well as Roger Federer, Garbine Muguruza and world number 772 Marcus Willis who made it through to the second round at his first ever Wimbledon.