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2 episodes with Tennys Sandgren
2 episodes with Tennys Sandgren
Tennys Sandgren joins host Alex Gruskin live from the Cranbrook Tennis Classic after his Round-of-16 win. Don't forget to give a 5 star review with your twitter/instagram handle for a chance to win some FREE CR gear!! This episode brought to you by: Tourna We are excited to partner with Tourna Tennis once again to share an exciting, longer lasting version of Tourna Grip, which Tourna has spent the last six years researching and developing their latest grip innovation: Tourna Tuff including: -same gold standard sweat absorption as Tourna Grip -same dry feel -same trademarked blue color -still gets tackier when you sweat PLUS new features: -If you didn't like the original Tourna Grip for its durability, try Tourna Tuff. -Stop blowing on your hands between every point and use a grip that absorbs your sweat! -Stop wiping your hand on your shirt, shorts, and towel constantly and get a grip that actually absorbs sweat! Plain and simple = Cracked Fans use Tourna Tuff. Tennis Point Discounted Tennis Apparel, Tennis Racquets, Tennis Shoes & Equipment from Nike, adidas, Babolat, Wilson & More! Visit their store today and use the code "CR15" at checkout to save 15% off Sale items. Some Exclusions (MAP Exceptions) apply and code will not work on those items. This code will add 1 FREE CAN of WILSON Balls to the cart at checkout. Tennis Channel Podcast Network Visit https://www.tennis.com/pro-game/podcasts/ to stay current on the latest tennis news and trends and enjoy in-depth analysis and dynamic debates. Find Cracked Racquets Website: https://www.crackedracquets.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/crackedracquets Twitter: https://twitter.com/crackedracquets Facebook: https://Facebook.com/crackedracquets YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/crackedracquets Email Newsletter: https://crackedracquets.substack.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Tennys Sandgren joins host Alex Gruskin live from the Cranbrook Tennis Classic. Don't forget to give a 5 star review with your twitter/instagram handle for a chance to win some FREE CR gear!! This episode brought to you by: Tourna We are excited to partner with Tourna Tennis once again to share an exciting, longer lasting version of Tourna Grip, which Tourna has spent the last six years researching and developing their latest grip innovation: Tourna Tuff including: -same gold standard sweat absorption as Tourna Grip -same dry feel -same trademarked blue color -still gets tackier when you sweat PLUS new features: -If you didn't like the original Tourna Grip for its durability, try Tourna Tuff. -Stop blowing on your hands between every point and use a grip that absorbs your sweat! -Stop wiping your hand on your shirt, shorts, and towel constantly and get a grip that actually absorbs sweat! Plain and simple = Cracked Fans use Tourna Tuff. Tennis Point Discounted Tennis Apparel, Tennis Racquets, Tennis Shoes & Equipment from Nike, adidas, Babolat, Wilson & More! Visit their store today and use the code "CR15" at checkout to save 15% off Sale items. Some Exclusions (MAP Exceptions) apply and code will not work on those items. This code will add 1 FREE CAN of WILSON Balls to the cart at checkout. Tennis Channel Podcast Network Visit https://www.tennis.com/pro-game/podcasts/ to stay current on the latest tennis news and trends and enjoy in-depth analysis and dynamic debates. Find Cracked Racquets Website: https://www.crackedracquets.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/crackedracquets Twitter: https://twitter.com/crackedracquets Facebook: https://Facebook.com/crackedracquets YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/crackedracquets Email Newsletter: https://crackedracquets.substack.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Pierre-Hugues Herbert, Tennys Sandgren nebo Novak Djokovič. Trojice tenistů, kterým skepticismus ohledně vakcinace proti covidu zavřel dveře k účasti na významných turnajích. Dvaadvacetinásobný grandslamový šampion Novak Djokovič ze Srbska stejně jako loni neodstartoval na turnaji Masters v Indian Wells. Neuspěl se snahou o výjimku z očkování proti koronaviru. Právě potvrzení o vakcinaci je pro vstup do Spojených států povinné. „Je to dospělý chlap, ví, jaká jsou pravidla. Rozhodl se, co je pro něj přednější a lidsky tomu rozumím. Myslím, že on sám se tím trápí méně než jeho fanoušci,“ řekl ve Sportovním interview Jana Hlocha tenisový nadšenec a historik Martin Kovář.
Preschool attendance rates in Melbourne's west have plummeted to the lowest in a decade, and children could fall behind later at school. Squid Game inspires a new approach to teach business and economic theories to university students. Victorian hospitality venues are now tasked with maintaining a density limit of 1 person per 2sq m. US player Tennys Sandgren has slammed Australia for its treatment of Novak Djokovic. For updates and breaking news throughout the day take out a subscription atheraldsun.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Listen to the Best of Tennis Channel Inside-In, with the highlights from interviews with 11 different pro tennis players. The Players Show features all the emotion, honesty, and humor that you'd expect from some of the most familiar faces in our game. Hosted by Mitch Michals Genie Bouchard on Canadian Tennis, Fame and social media (00:49-08:01) Frances Tiafoe describes going to war with Djokovic, his young fans, and his nickname (08:17-14:24) Jennifer Brady on the rise of college tennis players in the pro game & her American era (14:44-18:45) Ajla Tomljanovic recaps her intense Wimbledon match with Ostapenko & London experience with her boyfriend Matteo Berrettini (19:09-27:49) Tennys Sandgren finds out his first round French Open opponent during our interview (28:05-31:25) Coco Vandeweghe on her unique approach, doubles with Ash Barty, & what her ideal "swan song" would be (31:42-36:52) Taylor Townsend on motherhood, tennis, & her favorite hobbies (37:10-44:25) Hubert Hurkacz explains how it all came together en route to winning the 2021 Miami Open (44:45-49:43) Marta Kostyuk describes the emotional whirlwind of her successful Roland Garros run (50:05-57:21) Shelby Rogers on being a late bloomer, competing against the best, and her Tampa Bay Lightning Fandom (57:53-1:04:16) Lauren Davis explains where her fighting spirit comes from & why she loves taking pictures with tall tennis players (1:04:34-1:08:07)
Listen to the Best of Tennis Channel Inside-In, with the highlights from interviews with 11 different pro tennis players. The Players Show features all the emotion, honesty, and humor that you'd expect from some of the most familiar faces in our game. Hosted by Mitch Michals Genie Bouchard on Canadian Tennis, Fame and social media (00:49-08:01) Frances Tiafoe describes going to war with Djokovic, his young fans, and his nickname (08:17-14:24) Jennifer Brady on the rise of college tennis players in the pro game & her American era (14:44-18:45) Ajla Tomljanovic recaps her intense Wimbledon match with Ostapenko & London experience with her boyfriend Matteo Berrettini (19:09-27:49) Tennys Sandgren finds out his first round French Open opponent during our interview (28:05-31:25) Coco Vandeweghe on her unique approach, doubles with Ash Barty, & what her ideal "swan song" would be (31:42-36:52) Taylor Townsend on motherhood, tennis, & her favorite hobbies (37:10-44:25) Hubert Hurkacz explains how it all came together en route to winning the 2021 Miami Open (44:45-49:43) Marta Kostyuk describes the emotional whirlwind of her successful Roland Garros run (50:05-57:21) Shelby Rogers on being a late bloomer, competing against the best, and her Tampa Bay Lightning Fandom (57:53-1:04:16) Lauren Davis explains where her fighting spirit comes from & why she loves taking pictures with tall tennis players (1:04:34-1:08:07) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Un Dip Impact spécial Indian Wells cette semaine avec Arnaud Di Pasquale et Antoine Benneteau qui n'avaient pas vu venir les lauréats du tournoi californien... comme beaucoup d'autres.Dans le 1er set (1:02), ils reveniennent sur le tableau messieurs et le sacre surprise de Cameron Norrie. Pour remporter le plus grand titre de sa carrière, le Britannique s'est défait dans l'ordre de Tennys Sandgren, Roberto Bautista Agut, Tommy Paul, Diego Schwartzman, Grigor Dimitrov, et Nicoloz Basilashvili en trois sets en finale. Où placer cette victoire par rapport aux autres surprises ? Est-ce qu'il n'y a pas une certaine fatigue dans cette fin de saison qui se fait ressentir ?Dans le 2e set (18:02), place aux femmes et le sacre de Paula Badosa. Encore une nouvelle tête qui confirme ce que l'on disait la semaine dernière : le niveau chez les femmes est très homogène ! On l'avait vraiment découverte après son ¼ de finale à Roland Garros cette année. La voilà première Espagnole à s'imposer à Indian Wells. Pas mal, non ?Bonne écoute et bienvenue dans DiP Impact !Au service (présentation) : Antoine BenneteauAu retour (consultant) : Arnaud Di PasqualeDans les bâches (Journaliste/monteur Eurosport) : Sébastien Petit Ecoutez les précédents épisodes :Le compte-à-rebours pour Indian Wells, la course au Masters, la longévité de MonfilsFaut-il réformer la Laver Cup et les conférences de presse ?L'explosion Benjamin Bonzi, la renaissance de la Laver Cup sans Federer, Nadal et Djokovic : il y a une vie après l'US Open et le Big ThreeL'humain Djokovic, l'ambitieux Medvedev, la pépite Raducanu : DiP Impact débriefe l'US Open 2021Retrouvez aussi ce podcast sur Apple Podcast ou encore sur Spotify Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.
When you win a medal at the Olympic Games, your names is etched in history and plastered all over the ticker tape. Sometimes, the names of our Olympic champions fit just a little too well and lead us to ask: Is it in the name? Jagger Eaton explains his family's naming conventions and not so rock'n'roll celebration plans. Tennys Sandgren and Austin Krajicek talk to us while nursing their bronze medal match loss and women's 200m breaststroke medalist Annie Lazor keeps the man who gave her such a speedy name at the forefront of her mind. Listen to The Podium daily during the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games for new insight into the stories you know and the ones you'll be happy to discover.
Tennys Sandgren joins Inside-In this week to discuss his path from Gallatin, Tennessee, to becoming a mainstay on the ATP Tour. Sandgren explains how stayed mentally and physically sharp while in the Futures Circut, his two improbable quarterfinal runs at the Australian Open, and how he continues to fine tune his game. He also discusses his experience being profiled on My Tennis Life, his interests off the court, and much more. And listen as he reacts in real time to finding out who his first round opponent at Roland Garros will be. Hosted by Mitch Michals.
Tennys Sandgren joins Inside-In this week to discuss his path from Gallatin, Tennessee, to becoming a mainstay on the ATP Tour. Sandgren explains how stayed mentally and physically sharp while in the Futures Circut, his two improbable quarterfinal runs at the Australian Open, and how he continues to fine tune his game. He also discusses his experience being profiled on My Tennis Life, his interests off the court, and much more. And listen as he reacts in real time to finding out who his first round opponent at Roland Garros will be. Hosted by Mitch Michals. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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It remains to be seen if Tennis Australia's logistical balancing act to host the Australian Open will be worth it, but here we are. Amidst the tightest safety protocols yet, a nation grudgingly welcomes hundreds of tennis personnel into its borders, who promptly kvetch about the (free) food, the (free) accommodations, and the quarantine rules. Not all has changed, though: top players get special treatment and American men continue to embarrass us at home and across the globe. Buckle up: pandemic tennis enters year two, with (some) lessons learned. 4:00 Tennis Australia launches vast logistical plan in action - Tennys Sandgren tries to undermine it in about five minutes 11:15 Players begin to arrive in Melbourne on chartered flights, two flights must isolate for 14 days, complaints ensue 25:35 Here is a picture of my terrible food, in my free hotel, during my free trip, during a pandemic, in which I will earn a minimum of $100,000 even if I lose 29:05 The actual legitimate complaint: the potential inequity between the elite players in Adelaide and the rest in Melbourne 34:50 Notable qualifiers 42:35 Tennis results already: Sabalenka is on 15-match win streak; Hurkacz wins Delray Beach but is overshadowed by anti-mask grandstanding 53:30 Dayana Yastremska provisionally banned for an anabolic steroid. Ma'am, give us a week off from the drama? 61:20 Sam Querrey has resurfaced! 67:15 Another person who craves attention - Ion Tiriac (and tennis' continued failure to stand up to misogyny and racism)
Today on the Lucky Letcord Podcast, Chris Oddo is joined by his colleagues at Tennis Now, Richard Pagliaro and Erik Gudris. The trio breaks down a superb opening week of tennis and looks forward to the upcoming Australian Open. Here are the topics we dive into: Tennys Sandgren tests positive for Covid but still flies to Melbourne, what's up with that? An elite quarantine in Adelaide, featuring Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, Serena Williams, Naomi Osaka and others. Is it fair and what was Tennis Australia's motivation to throw this wrinkle into the plan? How friggin good was Aryna Sabalenka at Abu Dhabi and what does it say about her potential in 2021? Should we all be jumping on the Sebastian Korda bandwago pronto, or is prudence the better option? Erik and Richard give their take on what there is to like about Sebastian Korda and Chris mentions the intangibles, which could be why he is ahead of his peers at the young age of 20. Christian Harrison played amazing tennis, but it kind of got swallowed up by the fact that he's not into wearing masks. We discuss what happened with the American in Delray Beach, praise his amazing performance, and Chris admits that he is torn between loving Harrison and not loving the anti-mask. Erik leads a break down of some of the many interesting names that managed to qualify this year at the Australian Open. You'll love this discussion. Last but not least -- Why did Dayana Yastremska, who has been provisionally suspended, jump on plane to Melbourne? Enjoy the show and thanks for listening! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Player allowed to fly to Australia despite positive COVID-19 test
The first titles of the 2021 season have been won and players are now flocking to Australia for two weeks of quarantine. But not everything is going according to plan, with Andy Murray isolating at home after testing positive for covid-19 and Tennys Sandgren boarding his flight to Melbourne despite returning a positive test. We react to those two bits of news and discuss where it leaves the Australian Open. Wrapping up this week’s results, we ask whether Aryna Sabalenka can translate her dominance on the WTA Tour to the Australian Open, whether Alex de Minaur is in the mix, and who has more potential out of Delray Beach finalists Sebastian Korda and Hubert Hurkacz? Finally, we explain our enjoyment of Australian Open qualifying and tell the uplifting story of British qualifier Francesca Jones. The Tennis Podcast is presented by Catherine Whitaker and David Law, and features Matt Roberts. It is produced weekly year-round, and daily during the Grand Slam tournaments.*SUPPORT THE TENNIS PODCAST* Our Kickstarter campaign to crowdfund 2021 went live on December 1st and we reached our funding goal just two days later.Thank you to everyone that has backed us, sent words of encouragement and kindness, and simply appreciated the podcast for what it is. You have ensured that the pod will continue weekly in 2021, daily at Slams, and with plenty of interviews and Tennis Re-Lived along the way.The Kickstarter will remain open until mid-January, so here's the link if you want to show your support, get yourself a shout-out or an intro, or just buy us a beer - https://tennispodca.st/Kickstarter2021w*NEWSLETTER*Sign up to get our news, offers, predictions and Matt’s Stat - http://eepurl.com/gbmzRX*EMAIL*We hope that the podcast helps to provide some form of escape during these challenging times. If you ever feel like writing to us, our e-mail is open – info@tennispodcast.net See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Sujets traités : - 4 nouveaux décès liés à la Covid-19 hier dans les hôpitaux du Bas-Rhin, selon les chiffres de Santé Publique France. Hier soir, 493 malades étaient hospitalisés en Alsace, soit 85 de plus que lundi. 67 patients sont en réanimation. - Sans surprise, le tribunal administratif de Strasbourg a suspendu, hier, l’arrêté municipal pris par Eric Straumann, samedi. Par cet arrêté, le maire de Colmar avait autorisé la réouverture des commerces non-essentiels à partir de demain. C’est le préfet du Haut-Rhin, Louis Laugier, qui a saisi la justice estimant que cet arrêté allait à l’encontre du décret de reconfinement du gouvernement. De son côté, Eric Straumann veut rendre obligatoire le port du masque autour des écoles. Le maire de Colmar se dit favorable au masque dans un rayon de 50 mètres autour des écoles, des crèches ou des accueils périscolaires, mais aussi autour de la gare ou des arrêts des transports en commun. Eric Straumann répondait à une consultation menée par le préfet du Haut-Rhin pour les villes de plus de 10 000 habitants. Rien n’est encore fait pour l’instant. - Comme d’autres structures, les salles de concert sont de nouveau fermées depuis le reconfinement. A l’image du Grillen de Colmar. C’est ce que nous explique David. Concernant les concerts annulés ou reportés, il faudra suivre les informations données par la salle sur son site ou sur les réseaux sociaux. Afin de savoir si une nouvelle date aura lieu ou si le remboursement des tickets sera nécessaire. - Une carte interactive situant les commerces ouverts. C’est l’idée de la communauté de communes du Ried de Marckolsheim. La carte recense les commerces alimentaires proposant un système de livraison ou de vente à emporter. Pour la découvrir, rendez-vous sur la page Facebook de la communauté de communes du Ried de Marckolsheim : https://www.facebook.com/cc.ried.marckolsheim/posts/3346892362026369 - Ce reconfinement est peut-être l’occasion de se mettre à la chasse ! Car les chasseurs alsaciens, eux, devraient pouvoir reprendre la chasse cette semaine. Les préfets doivent déléguer aux chasseurs la régulation des populations de sangliers et de cervidés. Cette dérogation au décret du 29 octobre a été validée à l’échelle ministérielle. Plus sérieusement : la surpopulation de gibier menacerait de causer d’importants dégâts, sur les plantations agricoles, notamment. - Les sports. Pas de nouveau match à l’horizon pour la SIG. La Ligue nationale de basket a décidé hier de reporter tous les matches de Jeep Elite et de Pro B prévus en novembre. Seules les rencontres diffusées à la télévisions sont maintenues. Des matches à huis-clos que la SIG a décidé de ne pas jouer. Enfin, en tennis, Pierre-Hugues Herbert est qualifié pour le second tour du Masters 1.000 de Paris-Bercy. Il affronte aujourd’hui le Canadien Milos Raonic. Hier après-midi, l’alsacien, 85ème mondial, a battu l'Américain Tennys Sandgren en 3 sets : 2-6, 6-4, 7-6.
Sujets traités : 4 nouveaux décès liés à la Covid-19 hier dans les hôpitaux du Bas-Rhin, selon les chiffres de Santé Publique France. Hier soir, 493 malades étaient hospitalisés en Alsace, soit 85 de plus que lundi. 67 patients sont en réanimation. Sans surprise, le tribunal administratif de Strasbourg a suspendu, hier, l’arrêté municipal pris par Eric Straumann, samedi. Par cet arrêté, le maire de Colmar avait autorisé la réouverture des commerces non-essentiels à partir de demain. C’est le préfet du Haut-Rhin, Louis Laugier, qui a saisi la justice estimant que cet arrêté allait à l’encontre du décret de reconfinement du gouvernement. De son côté, Eric Straumann veut rendre obligatoire le port du masque autour des écoles. Le maire de Colmar se dit favorable au masque dans un rayon de 50 mètres autour des écoles, des crèches ou des accueils périscolaires, mais aussi autour de la gare ou des arrêts des transports en commun. Eric Straumann répondait à une consultation menée par le préfet du Haut-Rhin pour les villes de plus de 10 000 habitants. Rien n’est encore fait pour l’instant. Comme d’autres structures, les salles de concert sont de nouveau fermées depuis le reconfinement. A l’image du Grillen de Colmar. C’est ce que nous explique David. Concernant les concerts annulés ou reportés, il faudra suivre les informations données par la salle sur son site ou sur les réseaux sociaux. Afin de savoir si une nouvelle date aura lieu ou si le remboursement des tickets sera nécessaire. Une carte interactive situant les commerces ouverts. C’est l’idée de la communauté de communes du Ried de Marckolsheim. La carte recense les commerces alimentaires proposant un système de livraison ou de vente à emporter. Pour la découvrir, rendez-vous sur la page Facebook de la communauté de communes du Ried de Marckolsheim : https://www.facebook.com/cc.ried.marckolsheim/posts/3346892362026369 Ce reconfinement est peut-être l’occasion de se mettre à la chasse ! Car les chasseurs alsaciens, eux, devraient pouvoir reprendre la chasse cette semaine. Les préfets doivent déléguer aux chasseurs la régulation des populations de sangliers et de cervidés. Cette dérogation au décret du 29 octobre a été validée à l’échelle ministérielle. Plus sérieusement : la surpopulation de gibier menacerait de causer d’importants dégâts, sur les plantations agricoles, notamment. Les sports. Pas de nouveau match à l’horizon pour la SIG. La Ligue nationale de basket a décidé hier de reporter tous les matches de Jeep Elite et de Pro B prévus en novembre. Seules les rencontres diffusées à la télévisions sont maintenues. Des matches à huis-clos que la SIG a décidé de ne pas jouer. Enfin, en tennis, Pierre-Hugues Herbert est qualifié pour le second tour du Masters 1.000 de Paris-Bercy. Il affronte aujourd’hui le Canadien Milos Raonic. Hier après-midi, l’alsacien, 85ème mondial, a battu l'Américain Tennys Sandgren en 3 sets : 2-6, 6-4, 7-6.
The week US Open Radio commentator Brian Clark previews the US Open and introduces a special interview with American player, Tennys Sandgren who describes what it's like to be living in the US Open bubble as well as talks about what it's like to face Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer in big match-ups.
The week US Open Radio commentator Brian Clark previews the US Open and introduces a special interview with American player, Tennys Sandgren who describes what it's like to be living in the US Open bubble as well as talks about what it's like to face Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer in big match-ups.
"It was interesting trying to think about what to do after I got inside of 100; that was always my goal to get inside of 100. It took six years to do that for me. It was like what do I do now? Do I just move the marker to 50? Can I do that? Am I good enough? You just don't know." This week brings Tennys Sandgren to the show to talk about his career, the fallout he has dealt with, and what's next for him as the ATP tour restarts in New York (interview starts at 3:38). The world No. 55 spent the shutdown working on his drumming skills (he covered a few of his heavy metal favorites on Instagram), training in the gym, and getting valuable match play at World TeamTennis where his Orlando Storm squad made the playoffs. Sandgren gets into talking about his early tennis start, his college experience and his humble beginnings on the ITF tour. After three semesters at the University of Tennessee, he went pro in 2011 and enjoyed respectable success until a big breakthrough in 2018. That year, he reached the quarterfinals of the Australian Open and soon after he'd crack the Top 50. Off the court, the Tennessee native faced backlash for his old tweets, and he discusses how that impacted his career and life. Sandgren would go on to win his first ATP title at the start of 2019 in Auckland and he gives listeners a candid take on what celebrations can be like on tour. This year, he reached the quarterfinals Down Under once again, complete with a dramatic loss to Roger Federer after holding seven match points. The 29-year-old is returning to the tour at the Western & Southern Open and US Open this month after having not played an ATP match since February. Watch this episode on YouTube or Facebook. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Sam Querrey joins us to talk about the cancellation of some of his favourite tournaments including Indian Wells, Miami and Wimbledon, how he's keeping one of the game's great serves ticking over in these times of lockdown, his work on the ATP Player Council and most importantly about life as a new dad. We also hear from two players who started the year in great form: Canada's Vasek Pospisil talks about his injury comeback and Tennys Sandgren looks back on an incredible Australian Open.
Sam Querrey joins us to talk about the cancellation of some of his favourite tournaments including Indian Wells, Miami and Wimbledon, how he’s keeping one of the game’s great serves ticking over in these times of lockdown, his work on the ATP Player Council and most importantly about life as a new dad. We also hear from two players who started the year in great form: Canada’s Vasek Pospisil talks about his injury comeback and Tennys Sandgren looks back on an incredible Australian Open.
We’re back with another Q&A edition of The Tennis Podcast, answering listener questions about our dream tennis dinner party, the Grand Slam credentials of Alex de Minaur and Nick Kyrgios, how long the unity between the ATP and the WTA might last, and whether it’s okay to support Tennys Sandgren despite his past Twitter support for the far right.Plus, an update on the cancellation of Montreal, a chat about the tennis players we most resemble, and a massive argument. The Tennis Podcast is presented by Catherine Whitaker and David Law, featuring Matt Roberts. It is produced weekly year-round, and daily during the Grand Slam tournaments. It is crowdfunded by listeners every December.* NEWSLETTER *Sign up to get our news, predictions and Matt’s Stat. Daily at the Grand Slams and weekly throughout the rest of the year - http://eepurl.com/gbmzRX* TENNIS RE-LIVED*The next episode of Tennis Re-Lived will drop on Monday 20th April as we look back on the 1986 Fed Cup Final between the USA and Czechoslovakia and the 1995 Monte Carlo final between Thomas Muster and Boris Becker. If you’d like to watch along with us, then Muster vs. Becker can be found on Tennis TV, and one match of the Fed Cup Final is available on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-WxK5nrGoM&t=1450s* EMAIL *We hope that the podcast helps to provide some form of escape during these challenging times. If you ever feel like writing to us, our e-mail is open – info@tennispodcast.net*REDDIT *We have a sub-reddit page! It's a growing online community where more than 800 listeners chat about the show and all things tennis. Join in - https://www.reddit.com/r/thetennispodcast/*SOCIAL MEDIA *Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/thetennispodcast/Twitter - https://www.instagram.com/thetennispodcast/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Tennys Sandgren , one of the more insightful, incisive, and polarizing players on tour, has lived an incredible life in tennis. As a child he grew up in Gallatin, Tennessee with a tennis court in his backyard. As a junior tennis player, he was one of the best players in the United States but was not identified as a top prospect by the USTA. After a standout career at the University of Tennessee, he struggled on the ATP Tour. Coming up with players such as Noah Rubin, Tennys told us his story of perseverance. On this episode TENNYS SANDGREN tells us how he broke into the top hundred in 2017 . He breaks down some of the adversity he faced when he made his run to the 2018 Australian Open quarterfinals. He describes what happened when his father died unexpectedly , and what it was like to grow up in a fundamental Christian household. TENNYS SANDGREN explained what it was like to beat Fabio Fognini and squander 7 match points against Roger Federer at the 2020 Australian Open. (Recorded March 11, 2020. Released March 15, 2020) Related Episodes of UNDER REVIEW: For other episodes of UNDER REVIEW , check out: Patrick Mouratoglou [Ep32]; Nick Bollettieri [Ep28]; Paul Annacone [Ep15]; Brad Gilbert [Ep01]; To hear more from current players on the pro tour check out these episodes: Belinda Bencic [Ep42] Bianca Andreescu [Ep43] UNDER REVIEW is a podcast in which tennis insiders share unique stories and insightful perspective. For more information, please contact info@underreviewtennis.com SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIAL: check out The Malibu Racquet Club: https://www.maliburacquetclub.com/ KEYWORDS: University of Tennessee, Tennessee Vols, Tennessee, Roger Federer, Australian Open, Corona Virus, Indian Wells, Oracle, Oracle Challenger Series
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Well, I’m still talking about the Australian Open! I’m sure I’ll bring up that time I went to the Australian Open in this podcast every chance I get. Anyway, a super critical match that happened while I was there was the quarterfinal match between Roger Federer and up-and-comer Tennys Sandgren from the USA. During this match, Federer performed an absolute miracle, saving - get this - seven match points and ultimately winning the match in five sets. It was truly amazing!So what can you and I get from this Houdini-like performance? In this episode, I'll tell you about what I saw and learned from this match. So keep listening!GET THE SHOW NOTES:Hi, it's Kim! Thanks for listening! You can leave me your comments or suggestions by going to the show notes for this episode and leaving a comment at the bottom of the page. Those show notes also include an edited transcript, links to resources and tons of other tennis info. You can find them at:http://tennisfixation.com/quicktips182You can quickly get the free cheat sheet I mentioned in this episode, 10 Quick Fixes to Improve Your Serve: No Lessons Required. It's has my best tips for getting a better serve fast! Just click here:http://tennisfixation.com/freeIf you enjoy this show, I hope you'll subscribe and download a bunch of the episodes. And I would be so grateful if you would take just a minute or two to review this show on Apple Podcasts. You can easily do it on your computer but you can also do it on your phone by searching for "tennis quick tips" in the Podcast app, clicking on the Tennis Quick Tips artwork, and then clicking on "Reviews" (it's easier than it sounds!). I would love to highlight reviews on the podcast so if you leave one, listen in for me to read it! And thanks in advance for doing that!CONNECT WITH ME!You can find me and get more of my tennis stuff by going here:My Tennis Fixation website: http://tennisfixation.comMy Amazon book: Real Tennis Tips For Real Tennis Players at http://tennisfixation.com/tipsbookThanks so much and, as always, Happy Tennis!
The Tennis Tragic #018 / Dreams-Come-True-Girl / Do dreams really come true? Do you just need to believe in your dreams? Is that enough? Matte and David discuss childhood dreams, premonitory dreams, endings, Margaret Court, Godwin's Law, John McEnroe, Martina Navratalova, Evonne Goolagong, Colin Kaepernick, Ash Barty, Tennys Sandgren, commerce, Garbine Muguruza, and Sofia Kenin's first major title. As it was foretold.
** Abra sua conta na Pinnacle! Melhores odds do mercado e sem limitações! http://bit.ly/pinnacletlp ** Canal Free no Telegram: https://t.me/tennistrading ** Receba nossas Picks: http://bit.ly/TLPClub ** Estude com o nosso E-Book: http://bit.ly/E-Book-Os-Segredos-Do-Trading-Em-Tenis** Visite o nosso Portal TLP (Conteúdos FREE, Estratégias e Serviços): http://www.tradinglikeapro.com.br/=========================Facebook: https://facebook.com/tradinglikeapro/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trading.lik...Twitter: https://twitter.com/trading_likepro=========================Hora de TennisCast! Episódio #025 ultra especial! Se liga só nos tópicos abordados:- Chegou a novidade! Pinnacle é a parceira oficial do TennisCast- Análise completa dos torneios da semanaATP 500 Rotherdam (Holanda) – piso duro indoorATP 250 Nova York (Estados Unidos) – piso duro indoorATP 250 Buenos Aires (Argentina) – saibroWTA Premier St. Petersburg (Rússia) – piso duro indoorWTA International Hua Hin (Tailândia) – piso duro indoor- Na Holanda: de olho em Krajinovic, nem sempre precificado corretamente pelo mercado- Quanto vale um ATP 500 no início da temporada?- Piso duro indoor: entenda porque apostar em viradas após o 1º set pode ser uma boa- New York, New York: a potência dos americanos jogando em casa- O fenômeno Tennys Sandgren: mais famoso, mais valorizado pelo mercado. Será que vale o preço?- ¿Qué pasa? O mau desempenho dos argentinos atuando em casa- Do saibro ao piso duro: como faturar com a escolha do piso pelos tenistas- WTA de volta: como Fed Cup pode influenciar o desempenho das jogadoras- Atenção para o piso lento (e suas vantagens) na Rússia- Fique de olho: mesmo com belas paisagens e praias, WTA de Hua Hin deve ser levado a sério- Dois ginásios, dois WTAs, mas quanta diferença nas quadras: entenda o que muda da Rússia para a Tailândia
VFL Tennys Sandgren joined John and Jimmy on SportsTalk to talk about his recent play in the Australian Open.
VFL Tennys Sandgren joined John and Jimmy on SportsTalk to talk about his recent play in the Australian Open.
VFL Tennys Sandgren joined John and Jimmy on SportsTalk to talk about his recent play in the Australian Open.
VFL Tennys Sandgren joined John and Jimmy on SportsTalk to talk about his recent play in the Australian Open.
VFL Tennys Sandgren joined John and Jimmy on SportsTalk to talk about his recent play in the Australian Open.
Ben and Courtney wrap up the Australian Open with a look at the end of the men's event, which finished for the eighth time with Novak Djokovic as champion. He sure seems to be closing in on that G.O.A.T. count, huh?Also, we discuss runner-up Dominic Thiem, who is establishing himself as the new Andy Murray, Sascha Zverev, who made a first Slam semifinal and generated a lot of donation talk, and Roger Federer, who toughed out a win over Tennys Sandgren and then gamely took court to face the music against Djokovic.We also discuss Nick Kyrgios, the female officials who drew praise, and how the protesting of Margaret Court is being led by two retired players. If you'd like to support our show, we've launched an NCR Patreon where you can do just that! Check out our five tiers and see which might be right for you! 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 #NCRAusOpen!), and subscribing/reviewing on iTunes on iTunes or whatever your podcasting app/platform of choice may be.
On this week's episode, host Jon Wertheim talks with Tennys Sandgren about his quarterfinals run at the 2020 Australian Open, where he lost to Roger Federer. Now up to No. 56 in the rankings, Sandgren discusses his training regimen; how he deals with injuries and setbacks in his career; what it's like to play against some of the top players like Federer; how he works through a match mentally; his goals for the rest of the season; and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Wie bereits in der Episode zu Beginn dieses Jahres angesprochen werden im 'Tennis mit Köpfchen'- Podcast epische Matches aus der analytischen Sicht betrachtet.Den Auftakt macht das Match zwischen Roger Federer und Tennys Sandgren bei den Australian Open 2020. Es war nicht nur aufgrund der abgewehrten Matchbälle interessant, sondern auch aufgrund der Geschichte des Matches und dem gesamten Verlauf.Diese Episode beschäftigt sich mit dem Hintergrund und der Dramatik, die dieses Spiel zu einem eventuellen Klassiker macht.Drück auf 'Play' und höre dir die Episode in Ruhe an:Einige Elemente aus dieser Episode:Warum es für Sandgren im Grunde nicht mehr möglich war den fünften Satz zu gewinnenDie Geschichte von Tennys Sandgren und den Australian OpenDie tragische Dynamik dieses MatchesIm Kopf von Tennys und Roger zu Beginn des fünften SatzesDiese Episode als MP-3 downloaden.Gibt es ein Match, welches dir nicht mehr aus dem Kopf geht? Hinterlasse deinen Kommentar ein Stück weiter unten mit deinem 'Match-Vorschlag'. Weiterlesen
Het is nog net niet zo dat de term ‘Roger Federer-act’ inmiddels de naam van Houdini vervangt, maar de ontsnappingen van de Zwitser dit toernooi hebben hem al wel de bijnaam ‘Fedini’ opgeleverd. De arme Tennys Sandgren liet zeven matchpoints liggen en kan wellicht steun zoeken bij John Millman. Rafael Nadal kende ook enkele comebacks tegen Dominic Thiem, maar moest uiteindelijk toch buigen voor de formidabele Oostenrijker. Bij de vrouwen werden alle kwartfinales in straight sets beslist. David en Abe bespreken de actie van de laatste dagen.
Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit dem neunten Daily von den Australian Open 2020. Am Dienstag begannen die Viertelfinals und besonders ein Match hatte es dabei in sich. Sandgren nutzt die Riesenchance nicht So beginnen Andreas und Philipp dann auch mit dem Match des Tages zwischen Roger Federer und Tennys Sandgren. Eigentlich sah alles nach einem Routinesieg des Schweizers aus. Doch nachdem Federer den ersten Satz mit 6:2 gewann, begann er an zu straucheln. Zwei Sätze nacheinander gewann Gegner Sandgren ebenfalls mit 6:2 und Federer musste sich behandeln lassen. Danach war offensichtlich, dass Federer im Bewegungsapparat eingeschränkt sein würde. Die Kilometer pro Stunde beim Aufschlag ließen ebenfalls nach. Doch Sandgren konnte das Match nicht über die Ziellinie bringen trotz sieben Matchbällen, die der Amerikaner hatte. Federer sicherte sich einen spektakulären Tiebreak im vierten Satz und den fünften mit 6:3 noch gleich dazu. Im Halbfinale wird Federer auf einen alten B...
Former world #1 and Hall-of-Famer Lindsay Davenport joined us and we had a mid-tournament Australian Open conversation. She shared her experience being a tennis mom and explained how both she and her husband split up the tournament obligations. . We learned what her perspectives have been at the Australian Open . Lindsay shared her thoughts on Serena and Venus Williams and also Coco Gauff. Lindsay also talked about coaching the American tennis player Madison Keys. She broke down the remaining men that reached the quarterfinals; Sascha Zverev, Stan Wawrinka, Milos Raonic, Tennys Sandgren, Roger Federer, Rafa Nadal, and Novak Djokovic. Now a Tennis Channel broadcaster, California native Lindsay Davenport discussed the summer of 1998. That summer she won three straight tournaments in California and then won the US Open. Lindsay talked about the impact her coach Robert Van't Hof had on her career. She described some of her most important wins in Melbourne including beating Jennifer Capriati and Martina Hingis en route to her win in 2000. We discussed her favorite tournament, favorite court, and the importance of cheering the player from the players' guest box. She also told us what changes she would like to make if she was the queen of tennis. We caught up with Lindsay Davenport on a veranda in the media centre at the Australian Open. SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIAL: For other UNDER REVIEW episodes with other Tennis Channel broadcasters check out: James Blake [Ep26] Jim Courier [Ep23] Mary Carillo [Ep24] Paul Annacone [Ep15] Prakash Amritraj [Ep09] To hear more of Lindsay, please check out The Racquet Magazine Podcast. (Recorded January 28, 2020. Released January 29, 2020) UNDER REVIEW is a podcast in which tennis insiders share unique stories and insightful perspective. For more information, please contact info@underreviewtennis.com KEYWORDS: Madison Keys ,Serena Williams , Venus Williams , Steffi Graf, Monica Seles, Australian Open, Melbourne, Robert Lansdorp, Tennis Channel , tennis coach, tennis mom
Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit dem neunten Daily von den Australian Open 2020. Am Dienstag begannen die Viertelfinals und besonders ein Match hatte es dabei in sich. Sandgren nutzt die Riesenchance nicht So beginnen Andreas und Philipp dann auch mit dem Match des Tages zwischen Roger Federer und Tennys Sandgren. Eigentlich sah alles nach einem Routinesieg des Schweizers aus. Doch nachdem Federer den ersten Satz mit 6:2 gewann, begann er an zu straucheln. Zwei Sätze nacheinander gewann Gegner Sandgren ebenfalls mit 6:2 und Federer musste sich behandeln lassen. Danach war offensichtlich, dass Federer im Bewegungsapparat eingeschränkt sein würde. Die Kilometer pro Stunde beim Aufschlag ließen ebenfalls nach. Doch Sandgren konnte das Match nicht über die Ziellinie bringen trotz sieben Matchbällen, die der Amerikaner hatte. Federer sicherte sich einen spektakulären Tiebreak im vierten Satz und den fünften mit 6:3 noch gleich dazu. Im Halbfinale wird Federer auf einen alten B...
Novak Djokovic’s straightforward victory over Milos Raonic in the night session meant a rare early(ish) finish for Catherine, David and Matt. But it was a day with plenty of drama as Roger Federer saved 7 match points to beat Tennys Sandgren. How did he do it? And what state will he be in for his semi-final? Elsewhere, there’s discussion about Ash Barty avenging last year’s quarter-final defeat to Petra Kvitova. In what way did it show how much she’s improved? Will she have her work cut out against Sofia Kenin? And what’s going on with the scheduling that’s seeing women’s matches not get the prime time night session slots? Finally, there’s news of Martina Navratilova and John McEnroe’s protest against Margaret Court’s name appearing on the second stadium at Melbourne Park, and Tennis Australia’s response to it.* NEWSLETTER *Sign up to get our news, predictions and Matt’s Stat. Daily at the Grand Slams and weekly throughout the rest of the year - http://eepurl.com/gbmzRX* REDDIT *We have a sub-reddit page! It's a growing online community for listeners to chat about the show and all things tennis. Join in the fun - https://www.reddit.com/r/thetennispodcast/* SOCIAL MEDIA *Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thetennispodcast/Twitter - https://www.instagram.com/thetennispodcast/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This week on MMA, I dive into some of the most exiting matches from the round of 16 at the 2020 Australian Open. Rafael Nadal battled hard to get past Nick Kyrgios in four sets. Stan Wawrinka showed he's not done yet, taking down #4 Daniil Medvedev. Roger Federer, Alexander Zverev, Dominic Thiem, Milos Raonic and Tennys Sandgren also advanced. Who will move onto the Aussie Semis? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Retour sur la 7e journée de l'Open d'Australie 2020 où Novak Djokovic s'est défait en 3 sets de Diego Schwartzman pour retrouver en 1/4 Milos Raonic qui a déroulé son tennis contre Marin Cilic. De l'autre côté, Roger Federer a encore été poussif contre Marton Fucosvics et jouera Tennys Sandgren qui a surpris Fabio Fognini. Du côté des dames, nous aurons notre 1/4 attendu contre Kvitova et Barty. La surprise Ons Jabeur continue d'impressionner et jouera Sofia Kenin qui est venue à bout de la jeune Coco Gauff.
The Tennis Tragic #016 / AO 2020 Day Five - The Demons Are Always There / Federer summons forth another unholy victory against a righteous John Millman. Coco defeats elder stateswoman Osaka. Serena bows out to Wang Qiang. Tennys Sandgren's guns were out, as the suns... were out?
Welcome to the Mini-Break powered by Diadem, your daily podcast for the biggest storylines, results, and controversies from the tennis world. On this episode, host Alex Gruskin is joined by Jamie McDonald to discuss the biggest results and headlines from Day 3 of the Australian Open, including huge wins from Tennys Sandgren, Tommy Paul, and Coco Gauff. Don’t forget to give a 5 star review with your twitter/instagram handle for a chance to win some FREE CR gear!! This episode brought to you by: Diadem Helping tennis players elevate their game by designing the most innovative performance tennis gear on the planet. Visit their store today and use the code "CR50" at checkout to save 50% off your order!!! ArrowBar Visit https://arrowbar.com and enter code CRACKED30 at checkout for 30% off any order. Tennis Channel Podcast Network Visit https://www.tennis.com/pro-game/podcasts/ to stay current on the latest tennis news and trends and enjoy in-depth analysis and dynamic debates. Find Cracked Racquets Website: https://www.crackedracquets.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/crackedracquets Twitter: https://twitter.com/crackedracquets Facebook: https://Facebook.com/crackedracquets YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC12ZE3jU0n52JkeWV1TB21A Email Newsletter: https://www.crackedracquets.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit dem dritten Daily von den Australian Open 2020. Wie schon in den letzten Tagen spielte auch dieses Mal das Wetter eine Hauptrolle. Denn der warme Wind von Melbourne hatte durchaus Einfluss auf die ein oder andere Partie. Dimitrov schlägt sich selbst Das Match des Tages fand am Nachmittag zwischen Grigor Dimitrov und Tommy Paul statt. Dimitrov gewann dabei am Ende mehr Punkte, verlor jedoch gegen den jungen Amerikaner, und dass obwohl Dimitrov zum Ende hin sogar zum Sieg aufschlug. Andreas und Philipp analysieren, was schief lief bei Dimitrov und sprechen auch über die anderen Höhepunkte des Tages bei den Herren. Novak Djokovic konnte ganz klar gewinnen, Roger Federer dominierte gegen Filip Krajinovic. Dafür verlor der an Nummer 8 gesetzte Matteo Berrettini in fünf engen Sätzen gegen Tennys Sandgren. Philipp Kohlschreiber konnte hingegen zu seiner Partie gegen Stefanos Tsitsipas nicht antreten. Görges nervenstark Bei den Damen gewann...
Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal mit dem dritten Daily von den Australian Open 2020. Wie schon in den letzten Tagen spielte auch dieses Mal das Wetter eine Hauptrolle. Denn der warme Wind von Melbourne hatte durchaus Einfluss auf die ein oder andere Partie. Dimitrov schlägt sich selbst Das Match des Tages fand am Nachmittag zwischen Grigor Dimitrov und Tommy Paul statt. Dimitrov gewann dabei am Ende mehr Punkte, verlor jedoch gegen den jungen Amerikaner, und dass obwohl Dimitrov zum Ende hin sogar zum Sieg aufschlug. Andreas und Philipp analysieren, was schief lief bei Dimitrov und sprechen auch über die anderen Höhepunkte des Tages bei den Herren. Novak Djokovic konnte ganz klar gewinnen, Roger Federer dominierte gegen Filip Krajinovic. Dafür verlor der an Nummer 8 gesetzte Matteo Berrettini in fünf engen Sätzen gegen Tennys Sandgren. Philipp Kohlschreiber konnte hingegen zu seiner Partie gegen Stefanos Tsitsipas nicht antreten. Görges nervenstark Bei den Damen gewann...
Canal Free no Telegram: https://t.me/tennistrading Aplicativos e Picks Para Trading e Punter: http://bit.ly/TLPClub E-Book: http://bit.ly/E-Book-Os-Segredos-Do-Trading-Em-TenisPortal TLP (Conteúdos FREE, Estratégias e Serviços): http://www.tradinglikeapro.com.br/=========================Abra sua conta Punter Place em REAIS. As melhores ODD's do MUNDO em um só lugar: http://www.tradinglikeapro.com.br/punterplace=========================Facebook: https://facebook.com/tradinglikeapro/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trading.lik...Twitter: https://twitter.com/trading_likepro=========================Hora de Tennis Cast! Se liga só nos tópicos da edição 023!- Análise dos torneios da semana:WTA International Hobart (Austrália) – piso duroWTA Premier Adelaide (Austrália) – piso duroATP 250 Auckland (Nova Zelândia) – piso duroATP 250 Adelaide (Austrália) – piso duro- Ainda mais conteúdo: conheça o Saque & Voleio, novo produto do TLP- Como operar em torneios inéditos- Muito cuidado: semana pré-Grand Slam requer atenção especial- E quando o atual campeão de um torneio precisa passar pelo qualifying? Conheça o curioso caso de Tennys Sandgren no ATP de Auckland – e saiba como aproveitar a situação- Entenda a relação entre a ATP Cup e os torneios masculinos desta semana- Semana forte: a “preliminar” do Australian Open feita pela WTA em Adelaide- Lendo os números: como saber o que as estatísticas dos jogos do qualifying dizem em relação às características das quadras e dos torneios- Fique de olho: o que avaliar dos jogadores nas primeiras semanas do ano, para ser lucrativo no Australian Open
Italian world number 12 Fabio Fognini has been added to the line-up for this summer's ASB men's Classic which will feature at least five players ranked in the top 20.The 32-year-old joins the already announced world number five Russian Daniil Medvedev, 15th ranked Canadian Denis Shapovalov, 17th ranked Russian Karen Khachanov and two times former champion American John Isner at 19.Fognini made the quarter-finals in Auckland this year and went on to claim his first ATP Masters 1000 title in Monte Carlo in April. He reached a career high ranking of 9 in July.Medvedev will be the star billing, appearing in Auckland for the first time after an incredible season where he reached his maiden Grand Slam final at the US Open after capturing his first Masters 1000 title in Cincinnati during his run of six straight finals. He also won the Shanghai Masters in October, the St Petersburg Open in his native Russia and the Sofia Open in Bulgaria.Only seven of the top 20 have entered either Auckland or the new ATP tournament in Adelaide which reveals its player line up later today. Five of them are in Auckland but it's understood that event has attracted 16-time grand slam winner Novak Djokovic.Adelaide being a new tournament having replaced the tour event in Sydney, has provided stiff competition for ASB Classic tournament director Karl Budge with a majority of the players ranked between 20 and 40 opting to play there.The likes of this year's semifinalist Jan-Lennard Struff and quarter-finalist Taylor Fritz have both entered Adelaide however Budge does have the extra carrot of having five wildcards (up from three) up his sleeve which Adelaide doesn't.Daniil Medvedev stormed into the US Open final. Photo / APThis is due to the new US$15million ATP Cup launching across the Tasman in Brisbane, Perth and Sydney on January 3.The 10-day tournament features 24 teams playing in Groups of four over the first six days before quarters-finals in Sydney on the Thursday before the ASB men's Classic. 16 teams will be eliminated by Wednesday meaning some players who get knocked out early are likely to want a wildcard to play in Auckland.Budge received dispensation from the ATP for the additional wildcards which Adelaide didn't due in part to the logistics of players making late decisions for transtasman travel.It opens up the possibility players of the ilk of Dominic Thiem, Roberto Bautista Agut, Kei Nishikori and Diego Schwartzman becoming available almost at the last minute.Regardless the 17 strong line up already assembled is as competitive as ever such is the depth on the ATP Tour. Auckland has picked up enigmatic Frenchman Benoit Paire who has had an outstanding season capturing two ATP titles and is ranked 24 in the world.There are seven players who have competed in the Next Gen ATP Finals during their career. Among them are top 20 stars Medvedev, Khachanov and Shapovalov while American Frances Tiafoe, Norway's Casper Ruud and Frenchman Ugo Humbert all played in Milan last month and are tipped to have big futures.Four of the top five ranked players in the field have cracked the top 10 in the rankings within the past two years and Fognini, Khachanov and Isner have 28 tour level titles between them.This year's runner up ex-Kiwi Cameron Norrie, ranked 53, returns but defending champion Tennys Sandgren will need a wildcard or enter qualifying as the American ranked 68 is entered but as the fourth alternate with the cut off for main draw acceptances being 62.Veteran Spaniard Feliciano Lopez is the last direct acceptance and the 38-year-old will be a popular addition to the tournament. He has been as high as 12 in the world and has won seven ATP singles titles.Former champion German Philip Kohlschreiber, a semifinalist this year is another who has missed out on the main draw and will need either a wildcard or enter qualifying.The ASB men's Classic starts on Monday January 13 with the final on Saturday 18, two day...
Vols Men's Tennis Coach Chris Woodruff and VFL Tennys Sandgren joined John and Jimmy on SportsTalk to talk about the Knoxville Challenger, Tennys' career, the Vols and more.
Vols Men's Tennis Coach Chris Woodruff and VFL Tennys Sandgren joined John and Jimmy on SportsTalk to talk about the Knoxville Challenger, Tennys' career, the Vols and more.
Vols Men's Tennis Coach Chris Woodruff and VFL Tennys Sandgren joined John and Jimmy on SportsTalk to talk about the Knoxville Challenger, Tennys' career, the Vols and more.
Vols Men's Tennis Coach Chris Woodruff and VFL Tennys Sandgren joined John and Jimmy on SportsTalk to talk about the Knoxville Challenger, Tennys' career, the Vols and more.
Vols Men's Tennis Coach Chris Woodruff and VFL Tennys Sandgren joined John and Jimmy on SportsTalk to talk about the Knoxville Challenger, Tennys' career, the Vols and more.
Es ist mal wieder Zeit für eine neue "Challenger Corner". Florian Heer von tennis-tourtalk.com und Andreas Thies von Chip & Charge sprechen über das Geschehen unterhalb der ATP-Tour. Vier Turniere der letzten zwei Wochen haben sie in der aktuellsten Ausgabe unter die Lupe genommen. In Cassis, Stettin, Sevilla und Genua waren die Spieler unterwegs, die entweder schon in der ersten Woche der US Open ausgeschieden waren oder den kompletten Sommer auf der Challenger Tour verbracht hatten. Zu den Spielern, die als großes Zugpferd für das Turnier wirkten, gehörte Jo-Wilfried Tsonga. Bei den US Open in New York in der ersten Runde gegen Tennys Sandgren ausgeschieden, nahm Tsonga die Wild Card für das Challenger in Cassis an. Und dort lieferte er den Zuschauern Extraklasse. Er gab im gesamten Turnier keinen Satz ab und gewann das schnellste Finale der Challenger-Geschichte gegen Dudi Sela. Auch auf Challengern unterwegs war in den letzten Wochen Philipp Kohlschreiber. Der Wahl-Kitzbüheler hatte in den letzten Monaten Probleme mit der Form gehabt und war in der Weltrangliste abgerutscht. So spielte er in Genua und in Stettin. In Genua bekam er die Spiele am späten Abend vor gut gefülltem Haus und Flutlicht. Seine Bilanz bei den beiden Turnieren kann man aber eher als mau betrachten. Viertelfinale in Genua und die erste Runde in Stettin standen auf seiner Habenseite. In Sevilla spielte die spanische Next Gen. Carlos Alcaraz Garfia und Alejandro Davidovich Fokina gelten als große Talente und konnten ihren Landsleuten hier schon mal eine Kostprobe ihres Talents zeigen. Davidovich Fokina gewann das Turnier.
Es ist mal wieder Zeit für eine neue "Challenger Corner". Florian Heer von tennis-tourtalk.com und Andreas Thies von Chip & Charge sprechen über das Geschehen unterhalb der ATP-Tour. Vier Turniere der letzten zwei Wochen haben sie in der aktuellsten Ausgabe unter die Lupe genommen. In Cassis, Stettin, Sevilla und Genua waren die Spieler unterwegs, die entweder schon in der ersten Woche der US Open ausgeschieden waren oder den kompletten Sommer auf der Challenger Tour verbracht hatten. Zu den Spielern, die als großes Zugpferd für das Turnier wirkten, gehörte Jo-Wilfried Tsonga. Bei den US Open in New York in der ersten Runde gegen Tennys Sandgren ausgeschieden, nahm Tsonga die Wild Card für das Challenger in Cassis an. Und dort lieferte er den Zuschauern Extraklasse. Er gab im gesamten Turnier keinen Satz ab und gewann das schnellste Finale der Challenger-Geschichte gegen Dudi Sela. Auch auf Challengern unter...
Es ist mal wieder Zeit für eine neue "Challenger Corner". Florian Heer von tennis-tourtalk.com und Andreas Thies von Chip & Charge sprechen über das Geschehen unterhalb der ATP-Tour. Vier Turniere der letzten zwei Wochen haben sie in der aktuellsten Ausgabe unter die Lupe genommen. In Cassis, Stettin, Sevilla und Genua waren die Spieler unterwegs, die entweder schon in der ersten Woche der US Open ausgeschieden waren oder den kompletten Sommer auf der Challenger Tour verbracht hatten. Zu den Spielern, die als großes Zugpferd für das Turnier wirkten, gehörte Jo-Wilfried Tsonga. Bei den US Open in New York in der ersten Runde gegen Tennys Sandgren ausgeschieden, nahm Tsonga die Wild Card für das Challenger in Cassis an. Und dort lieferte er den Zuschauern Extraklasse. Er gab im gesamten Turnier keinen Satz ab und gewann das schnellste Finale der Challenger-Geschichte gegen Dudi Sela. Auch auf Challengern unter...
A difficult one for both Noah and Mike, talking with friend Tennys Sandgren about his social media presence in years past, and where he's at with social media now. Also, how did Sandgren escape the landscape of Futures and Challengers. As always, continue the conversation with us @noahrubin33 and @mikectennis Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Kosta talks all things Wimbledon, Tennys Sandgren, Kyrgios vs. Nadal, and 'Coco' Gauff.
Willkommen zur neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge dieses Mal das siebte Daily aus Wimbledon. Die Achtelfinals bei den Damen und Herren stehen, nachdem am Samstag die dritte Runde zu Ende ging. Görges verliert gegen starke Serena Die Sendung beginnt mit dem Ausscheiden von Julia Görges gegen Serena Williams. Die Aufschlagsleistung von Williams war am Samstag beeindruckend. Der Druck den sie auf Görges aufbaute, schwer zu umgehen. So besprechen Andreas und Philipp, wie nah Serena schon an ihrer Höchstleistung war und hören auch in die Pressekonferenz von Görges rein. Wie schätzt die ihre Niederlage ein? Ash Barty hatte in der dritten Runde ebenfalls einen guten Aufschlagstag. Für sie geht es nun gegen Alison Riske, die am Samstag in einem engen Match gegen Belinda Bencic gewann. Auch Johanna Konta musste sich bei ihrem Sieg gegen Sloane Stephens sehr strecken. Sie trifft nun in einem der Highlights des Achtelfinals auf Petra Kvitova. Komplettiert wird die Runde der letzten 16 in der unteren Hälfte von Ba...
American tennis pro Tennys Sandgren joins Thirty Love host Carl Bialik from the New York Open to talk about his tendency to go deep or go home at tournaments, where his deep run at the 2018 Australian Open came from, the pressure to defend ranking points, whether he has regrets about his Twitter activity that sparked outrage during his 2018 run in Melbourne, his return to Twitter, and one issue on which he supports regulation. Music by Lee Rosevere. Tennys on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TennysSandgren New York Times coverage of Sandgren at the 2018 Australian Open: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/24/sports/tennis/hyeon-chung-australian-open-tennys-sandgren.html https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/22/sports/tennis/australian-open-tennys-sandgren.html
Welcome to…. A State of the Union: US Men’s Tennis edition of Hey, Great Shot!! Tennis Panorama contributor and Tennis Twitter Founding Father Jonathan Kelley joins Host Alex Gruskin to rank the Top Ten Seasons from American Men in 2018. The guys start by listing their honorable mentions, then proceed to share their lists from 10 to 1. The episode’s lengthiest discussions revolve around the seasons of Tennys Sandgren, Taylor Fritz, Reilly Opelka, and Ryan Harrison. However, as Gruskin and Jonathan ranked only three players’ seasons the same way, there are plenty of debates along the way. To read more about the criteria used to make our top ten lists, check out the latest edition of Gruskin’s Notebook. Also be sure to stick around for this week’s Changeover Chat, as Gruskin and Kelley engage in another competitive round of everyone’s favorite tennis podcast game show, Alex’s Trivia!! As always, the opinions in this podcast are our own, and we are happy to debate them with anyone kind enough to listen to or comment on our show. The podcast feed is now live, so please share our episodes with your friends and subscribe to our show on iTunes. A special shoutout to Super Producers Max Fliegner and Daniel Westhoff, the men behind the scenes who make these episodes possible. Thank you for listening, and we hope you enjoy our fifty-ninth episode!! This podcast is powered by Pinecast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
We discuss the junior development process of top 60 ATP player Tennys Sandgren. He grew up in Gallatin, TN with nothing but a tennis court and ball machine in his backyard. With coaching from his mother, he became one of the top US junior tennis players. After 2 years at the University of Tennessee, he joined the professional grind. He broke out in 2018 by making the QFs of the Australian Open.
On this week's episode, host Jon Wertheim talks with Glenn Greenwald about forthcoming feature-length documentary about tennis legend Martina Navratilova, which is being created in conjunction with Reese Witherspoon's Hello Sunshine and Suzanne Gilbert. The film is "intended to dig a lot deeper into what made Martina a singularly unique and compelling figure—not on the court, but off the court." Greenwald also talks about the state of Brazilian tennis, his conversations and time spent with Tennys Sandgren and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Welcome back tooo…. Hey, Great Shot!! The clay court portion of the 2018 ATP season is in full swing, and co-hosts Alex Gruskin and Max Rothman are finally ready to get down in the dirt to cover it all. They begin their coverage with a deep dive into the 2018 U.S. Men’s Clay Court Championship held in Houston, TX. The guys discuss the difficulties of transitioning from hard courts to the dirt, analyze how the different surface speed affects certain players’ games, and breakdown the performances of the many #NextGenATP Americans in the draw. Taylor Fritz, Tennys Sandgren, and a few other American players receive special shoutouts for their performances in Houston. However, the majority of this episode focuses on Stevie Johnson’s incredible run to defend his title. Rothman takes particular joy in this result, and explains why he thinks Stevie is the best American clay court player. Gruskin, meanwhile, explains how Tennys Sandgren has quietly gone about solidifying his place in the ATP top 75. As always, the opinions in this podcast are our own, and we are happy to debate them with anyone kind enough to listen to or comment on our episode. The podcast feed is now live, so please share our episodes with your friends, and subscribe to our show on iTunes. A special shoutout to Super Producers Max Fliegner and Daniel Westhoff, the men behind the scenes who make these episodes possible. Thank you for listening, and we hope you enjoy our twenty-fourth episode!! This week's episode is sponsored by Cross Court Threads. Sign up for their newsletter today for 10% off store purchases. This podcast is powered by Pinecast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Every week, the Great Shot Podcast guys end up having to leave out segments that don't make the final cut for one reason or another. During the Australian Open, Alex Gruskin and Max Rothman had an in depth discussion on the Tennys Sandgren drama and what their personal opinions were on the entire situation. This podcast is powered by Pinecast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2018 has been a wild year in tennis news, with polarizing stories emerging virtually every week. The present is no different; Ben Rothenberg reported Monday on Darko Grncarov; a social media influencer who disguised himself as a pro tennis player. Please read that story below, it's worth your time. Later Monday, Donald Young accused Ryan Harrison of making a racially charged remark. Add in the Tennys Sandgren controversy, and social media is colliding with the tennis world. Joey gives his overview and thoughts on the current landscape. Read the slate piece: https://slate.com/culture/2018/02/how-darko-grncarov-tricked-serena-williams-and-the-bbc.html
Kimberly Woodard, a longtime tennis fan, joins Thirty Love host Carl Bialik to talk about the return of Serena Williams after more than a year away from tennis, how tennis fandom has gotten better, and what she'd ask Tennys Sandgren. Produced and edited by Jorge Estrada, with music by Lee Rosevere. Kimberly on Twitter: https://twitter.com/BeingKimmie Her favorite tennis magazine: https://racquetmag.com/
On this edition of the Coffee Cast (over water), dubs specialist Luke Bambridge joins me to talk about the doubles life, his latest off court obsession, his feelings about the Tennys Sandgren controversy, and how he's becoming an American in terms of his coffee. Rate, review, and tell your friends. And as always, you can buy our coffee at patreon.com/mikectennis Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Ben and Courtney fled to opposite corners of the globe after the Australian Open, so just now bring you this show on the Grand Slam that was, in which second seeds Roger Federer and Caroline Wozniacki won their 20th, and first, respectively. First, on the men. Why was closing the roof a correct, obvious decision? And indoors or outdoors, has it all gotten a bit too easy for Roger Federer at an age when it shouldn't? And on the flip side, does Rafael Nadal have grounds to complain as much as he does about schedules and surfaces and such? Also, we delve into the Tennys Sandgren saga, what parts of it were fair and not, and what lessons there are to be learned. Then, onto the women, where champion Caroline Wozniacki may have somehow had the least impressive tournament of any of the semifinalists? On her breakthrough, what we learned about Simona Halep, the joys of Hsieh Su-wei and the underwhelming major results of Elina Svitolina. 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 #NCR201!), and subscribing/reviewing on iTunes on iTunes or whatever your podcasting app/platform of choice may be!
Host Jon Wertheim talks with SI.com tennis editor Jamie Lisanti about the 2018 Australian Open and the implications the results will have on the coming weeks of tennis. Topics include Roger Federer's 20th Grand Slam title; Caroline Wozniacki's breakthrough and first major title; Rafael Nadal's withdrawal and injury; the Australian Open app and website and how technology plays a big role in a major tournament's success; Tennys Sandgren and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Welcome back toooooo…. an Australian Open recap edition of Hey, Great Shot!!!! In this week’s episode, co-hosts Alex Gruskin and Max Rothman attempt to sift through all of the drama and action from the tournament’s second week of play. The guys discuss the (not so sudden) rise of Hyeon Chung, hop on board the Kyle Edmund Express, and recap some of their favorite performances from the year’s first grand slam. As it was one of the biggest stories within the Tennis Twitter Community, they also take a moment to express their opinions on the controversy surrounding Tennys Sandgren’s social media account. Despite heavy protest from Gruskin, the two dedicated this week’s Changeover Chat to the performance of Roger Federer. Rothman makes the obvious case for why Fed must be considered the GOAT, while Gruskin chooses to play the role of Devil’s Advocate by pointing out Fed’s one resume deficiency. They end the show by debating the tournament’s winners and losers (hint to Nike clothing designers, you lost), listing their favorite ATP Tour storylines moving forward, and of course, with advertisements from two new fake sponsors. As always, the opinions in this podcast are our own, and we are happy to debate them with anyone kind enough to listen to or comment on our episode. The podcast feed is now live, so please share our episodes with your friends, and subscribe to our show on iTunes. A special shoutout to Super Producers Max Fliegner and Daniel Westhoff, the men behind the scenes who make these episodes possible. Thank you for listening, and we hope you enjoy our fourteenth episode!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Andrew and Ben are joined by Theo as he calls in from Japan to tell us about his group bathing experiences. We also discuss tennis player Tennys Sandgren's social media controversy, Andrew Bolt's recent fall from a tree and answer questions from the Mailbag. Featuring: Nature Corner & this week's Crime Pass. Support the show and get exclusive bonus episodes by subscribing on Patreon: www.patreon.com/BoontaVista Don't forget to rate & subscribe on iTunes if that's your thing. _____________________________ Twitter: twitter.com/boontavista iTunes: tinyurl.com/y8d5aenm Stitcher: www.stitcher.com/s?fid=144888&refid=stpr Pocket Casts: pca.st/SPZB RSS: tinyurl.com/kq84ddb
Host Jon Wertheim talks with SI.com tennis editor Jamie Lisanti about the 2018 Australian Open and the implications the results will have on the coming weeks of tennis. Topics include Roger Federer's 20th Grand Slam title; Caroline Wozniacki's breakthrough and first major title; Rafael Nadal's withdrawal and injury; the Australian Open app and website and how technology plays a big role in a major tournament's success; Tennys Sandgren and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
We are, at long last, at the end of the 2018 Australian Open. We're here to cover Caro's glow up and Tenny Sandgren's blow up. Wozniacki finally shed the label of "best to have never won a Slam," and returns to world #1 after winning the tournament. As for Sandgren, we try to address some of the issues that have lingered with us after the American's alt-right Twitter feed upended the majority of the tournament. In between, we salute Simona Halep and Angelique Kerber for their heroics, and tip our hats to Roger Federer on his 20th career Slam title. 03:23 Caroline Wozniacki gets to the end of her rainbow 12:30 HOW did Simona do what she did? 23:25 The match of the tournament: Halep vs Kerber 28:11 James' progress report on finding a new player to stan for 30:04 There was a men's tournament as well? Hat tip to Rog 38:02 What does this event say about the state of the ATP? 43:16 Shoutouts to Hyeon Chung and Kyle Edmund, plus the doubles winners! 53:44 A discussion on the Tennys Sandgren saga 72:41 Serena and Martina step in and steer the ship back on course 85:00 Say what? John McEnroe did something useful? Plus, sport IS political
All of the four quarterfinals played on Wednesday were won in straight sets, but each had its own story, and the resulting semifinals are mouth-watering, according to the Tennis Podcast team. Hyeon Chung is one of the stories of the tournament and he backed up his straight sets win over Novak Djokovic by overcoming a very difference challenge - being the favourite to win against the World No. 97, Tennys Sandgren. It made Chung the first Korean ever to reach the semifinals of a Grand Slam tournament and put him into a semifinal against Roger Federer. Sandgren continued to create headlines of his own because of his social media activity, and responded with a statement in his post-match press conference. What sort of challenge do the Tennis Podcast team think Chung can pose to Federer? Catherine Whitaker and David Law weigh up whether the similarities of his strengths to those of Djokovic might be a factor.Federer saved set points against Tomas Berdych and has yet to drop a set, but how well is he actually playing?In the women’s quarterfinals, classics were hoped for but didn’t materialise, partially because of the brilliance of Angelique Kerber and Simon Halep, partly because of erratic displays from Madison Keys and Karolina Pliskova. Surely Kerber vs. Halep is going to deliver?Meanwhile, Kyle Edmund prepares for the biggest match of his career in the semifinals against Marin Cilic. It will be live on Eurosport and BBC Radio 5 Live from 8am UK time. A Tennis Podcast will follow the match, presented by Catherine Whitaker (Eurosport) and David Law (BBC 5 Live), in association with Telegraph Sport and Eurosport. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
U.S. tennis pro Mackenzie ("Mackie") McDonald joins host Carl Bialik to talk about his five-set Australian Open thriller against Grigor Dimitrov; what he learned from his first coach,Rosie Bareis; what he gained by playing college tennis; and what he thinks of Tennys Sandgren, the surprise Australian Open quarterfinalist who beat McDonald four times last year. (Though this political science major says he never talks politics.) Produced and edited by Jorge Estrada, with music by Lee Rosevere. Mackie on Twitter: https://twitter.com/mackiemacster 2012 ZooTennis interview with McDonald: http://tenniskalamazoo.blogspot.com/2012/10/mackenzie-mcdonald-commits-to-ucla.html
In 2010, Andy Murray went through to the semifinals of the Australian Open for the first time when Rafael Nadal retired with injury. His opponent in the final four was Marin Cilic. He then met Roger Federer in the final.Eight years on, Nadal retired with injury from a Grand Slam match for only the second time in his career. It was also at the Australian Open, and the result is that a British player will once again be playing against Marin Cilic for a place in the final, and Roger Federer might again be waiting. This time though, Murray is at home recovering from hip surgery, and the name on everyone’s lips is Kyle Edmund.After a tumultuous day of tennis, presenters Catherine Whitaker and David Law, who are in Melbourne for Eurosport and BBC Radio 5 Live respectively, sat down with Telegraph tennis correspondent Simon Briggs to try to make sense of what they had seen.Will Edmund go another step and reach the final? What do the team think will happen between Madison Keys and Angelique Kerber, and Simona Halep and Karolina Pliskova on Wednesday? Will Tomas Berdych be able to turn his rivalry against Roger Federer around? And why is everyone so angry at Tennys Sandgren, who takes on Hyeon Chung for a place in the semis? All explained on the latest Tennis Podcast.The Australian Open will be live on Eurosport from midnight, with radio commentary available on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra.The Tennis Podcast will be produced daily throughout the Australian Open, presented by Catherine Whitaker (Eurosport) and David Law (BBC 5 Live), in association with Telegraph Sport and Eurosport. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Novak Djokovic found himself ‘playing in front of a mirror’ according to The Tennis Podcast team, as he was knocked out of the Australian Open by Hyeon Chung at the fourth round stage.Chung out-Djokovic’d Djokovic, pounding whiplash groundstrokes, hitting lines, reaching seemingly irretrievable balls in a blur of speed, and doing the splits when forced out wide. After winning 7-6, 7-5, 7-6 Chung was given a standing ovation inside the Rod Laver Arena. On the podcast, concern turned to the health of Djokovic, who admitted he was in a bad way with his elbow, and that he was back to the drawing board.Elsewhere, World No.96 Tennys Sandgren defeated Dominic Thiem in 5 sets, and will now meet Chung in the quarters. Is that clash, between the World No’s 97 and 54 one of the most unlikely last eight clashes ever? In the other quarterfinal in the bottom half of the draw, Roger Federer will take on Tomas Berdych for a 26th time. Federer leads the head-to-head 19-6, winning their last eight clashes. Can Berdych to turn it around?In the women’s draw, Angelique Kerber and Madison Keys will face off in a blockbuster quarterfinal. How did they get there and what do the team expect when they face off? Plus, is Simona Halep really back to her best after that 15-13 final set epic?And ahead of the Kyle Edmund vs. Grigor Dimitrov clash on Tuesday, the Tennis Podcast team give their predictions. The Australian Open will be live on Eurosport from midnight, with radio commentary available on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra.The Tennis Podcast will be produced daily throughout the Australian Open, presented by Catherine Whitaker (Eurosport) and David Law (BBC 5 Live), in association with Telegraph Sport and Eurosport. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Simona Halep produced an incredible feat of fitness and fire to save three match points and win 15-13 in the final set against Lauren Davis, and afterwards The Tennis Podcast team got together to marvel at it. They were joined by British No.3 Naomi Broady, and while chatting, Andy Murray began a jetlag fuelled Q & A session on Twitter. So, Broady told Catherine Whitaker and David Law about the Andy Murray she knows, and also gave a backstage insight into Nick Kyrgios. Later, Whitaker and Law reflected on Angelique Kerber's comfortable win over Maria Sharapova. Is she now the favourite for the title?Meanwhile, what happened to Alexander Zverev, the fourth seeded German that everyone's been talking about? Beaten in a fifth set by Hyeon Chung, how much should be read into another disappointing Grand Slam loss? And what did Roger Federer say to Zverev in a quiet locker room moment afterwards?The podcast team also discuss the progress of the wonderfully named Tennys Sandgren, and Lleyton Hewitt's refusal to retire. The Australian Open will be live on Eurosport from midnight, with radio commentary available on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra.The Tennis Podcast will be produced daily throughout the Australian Open, presented by Catherine Whitaker (Eurosport) and David Law (BBC 5 Live), in association with Telegraph Sport and Eurosport. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
First Coffee Cast of the year is with Tennys Sandgren on the eve of the Australian Open. We discuss his new sponsorship, gaming, and yes, his view on politics and discourse. Don't forget, you can help support the Coffee Cast by visiting patreon.com/mikectennis to buy our coffee! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Hear from Tim Smyczek, whose 6-4, 6-4 win today over Tennys Sandgren clinched the USTA's Australian Open Wild Card berth. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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