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Welcome to a late-night edition of TC Live with Andy Roddick, Mark Petchy, and host Steve Weissman as we discuss all things Tennis! Serena puts on a show for Canada as she says farewell, Nick Kyrgios produces his biggest win in years as he knocks off the world number one, and a Wimbledon semifinalist gets both of her children involved on the court. Join the team as we cover all of the tennis action in Toronto and Montreal, here on TC Live! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Host Rohan Williams is back with Episode 4, catching up with Great Britain's Dominic Inglot. The pair sat down recently at Wimbledon to discuss the Brit's retirement from the sport this year, a doubles specialist career that saw him win 14 ATP Career titles in 27 finals, a Davis Cup champion and a British Number 1 in doubles.

Perhaps the greatest athlete to ever play the sport of tennis is planning on retiring soon. Leger Douzable, Ashley Nicole Moss and Brandon Flowers reflect on 23x Grand Slam winner Serena Williams' career and what she meant to sports. Plus, Lamar Jackson still hasn't signed a new deal with the Ravens. What's the hold up?

Game. Set. Sibling rivalry. This week the Moonlight Graham Show takes the pod on the road to the All Iowa Lawn Tennis Club in Charles City, Iowa. This little-known gem has earned the nickname “The Court of Dreams.” The AILTC might be the only true grass tennis court in the state. It is styled after, and named after, the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, which hosts the iconic Wimbledon Championships tennis tournament. Neil and Tim record while on the road to Charles City and then on the ride home from their match to reflect on their experience.   Mark and Denise Kuhn built the All Iowa Lawn Tennis Club court as a passion project on their family farm. Mark Kuhn grew up listening to the Wimbledon Championships on the radio and dreamed of playing on center court. That dream became a reality about 20 years ago as the family began the process of converting a cattle feedlot into a top-tier grass court.    Mark Kuhn's research and preparation began with a call to Iowa State University to understand turf management and horticulture. The AILTC website includes images from the construction process, which included grading the tons of sandy soil that were brought in, planning drainage and irrigation, and picking up every little rock along the way.   If you haven't picked up on this yet, the Flattery boys are competitors. This isn't just a friendly exhibition match. This is the most important tennis match that either brother has ever participated in. Neither man wanted this to go down as a loss and had to devise a plan to manage their frustrations to avoid slamming/breaking rackets or taking a divot out of the Court of Dreams.    The match came down to a tie-breaker super set as Tim took the first match and Neil came back to win the second match. Their version of the Flattery Iowa-style Wimbledon took the full two hours of their court reservation and came down to the last point.

From the seemingly ordinary if impressive Wimbledon champion, to a historic, heroic WW2 jail break, this week we look at the fascinating and completely unexpected story of Jean Borotra, one of France's most famous tennis players. Don't worry, it's not all tennis - the story takes a much more unusual turn during WW2. Last chance for our 100th episode next week! Sign up to get the link here - https://www.ladieswholondon.com/event-details/100th-episode-live-recording Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ken Skupski is one of GB´s most successful doubles players. After a career spanning 3 decades, he recently retired from pro tennis playing his last match in the Mens Doubles at Wimbledon. In today´s episode, Ken talks through his career in numbers and in words. From his success in Juniors, to his US College days at Louisiana State University, through to his 18 years on the pro tour, he shares his honest learnings, his memories and the challenges of the past 20+ years including:- GB´s Davis Cup Final win in 2015, including that winning moment. Reaching a career high doubles ranking of ATP 44, three times! The challenge of choosing the right doubles partner and when to move on. The pride he felt living out a family ambition as he partnered brother Neal to many successes. Life after pro tennis, including the Skupski Doubles Academy. Control the Controllables: Website | Instagram | Email Find out more about the Skupski Doubles Academy

With the US Open series in full swing, Catherine, David and Matt review title runs for Daria Kasatkina, Nick Kyrgios, Liudmila Samsonova and Daniil Medvedev. In what way did Kasatkina use her game to pick apart some big hitters? Does this title for Kyrgios in DC feel different to his one in 2019? How significant is it that Medvedev has ended his losing streak in finals? And what can we read into so many Russians doing well after their Wimbledon ban? There's also chat about Shelby Rogers, Elias Ymer, Coco Gauff's win over Naomi Osaka, the breakthrough of Elizabeth Mandlik, the Washington heat, and Rafael Nadal's withdrawal from Montreal. FRIENDS OF THE TENNIS PODCAST: Friends help us to produce the show year-round, and receive exclusive access to bonus podcasts throughout the year, including Tennis Re-Lived, listener questions, and Grand Slam review shows. Become a Friend - https://bit.ly/FriendOfTheTennisPodcastSign up to our newsletter - https://bit.ly/TennisPodcastNewsletterRead our profile in The New York Times - https://www.nytimes.com/2022/06/28/sports/tennis/tennis-podcast-wimbledon.htmlFollow us on Instagram - www.instagram/thetennispodcastAnd on Twitter - www.twitter.com/tennispodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Die MotoGP ist zurück. In Silverstone wurde am Wochenende der erste Grand Prix nach der Sommerpause ausgefahren. Das Titelrennen spitzt sich zu. Andreas Thies hat wieder mit den Kolleg:innen Juliane Ziegengeist und Gerald Dirnbeck von unserem Kooperationspartner motorsport-total.com das Rennwochenende zusammengefasst. Schlechte Zuschauerzahlen, gute Rennen Die drei müssen aber mit einer für die Verantwortlichen schlechten Nachticht beginnen. Das Publikumsinteresse war in Silverstone mehr als bescheiden. Nur 41.000 Zuschauer kamen zum Rennen am Sonntag. Im britischen Sommer mit vielen Highlights wie zum Beispiel der Fußball-EM oder auch Wimbledon und den British Open kann ein Event wie der Motorrad-Grand-Prix auch mal ein wenig hinten anstehen, aber die Formel 1 macht es vor. Dort boomt es. Anders als in der MotoGP, die sich momentan nur auf wenige Standorte wirklich verlassen kann. Bagnaia holt auf Zum Sportlichen. Francesco Bagnaia gewann sein zweites Rennen hintereinander. Er siegte am Ende nach einem spannenden Zweikampf gegen Maverick Vinales, der auf seiner Aprilia immer besser in Schwung kommt. Doch Bagnaia, der vor ein paar Rennen noch Zweifel ob seiner WM-Fähigkeiten, kämpft sich so langsam ran an den WM-Führenden Fabio Quartararo, der sich an diesem Wochenende mit einem enttäuschenden achten Platz begnügen musste. Er ließ auch kein gutes Haar an seiner Yamaha. Nach dem Motto: Wir müssen die Rennen schon von vorne bestreiten, ansonsten haben wir keine Chance gegen die Konkurrenz. Wer sich auch keine Chancen mehr ausrechnet, ist Suzuki. Die werden Ende des Jahres die MotoGP verlassen, doch Alex Rins und Joan Mir haben anscheinend nicht mehr das Material, um noch mithalten zu können. Bei Mir häufen sich auch die Stürze und Ausfälle. Und das, wo er doch nächste Saison für Honda fahren soll. Auch in der Moto2 und Moto3 gab es spannende Rennen, über die Juliane, Gerald und Andreas sprechen.   Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Die MotoGP ist zurück. In Silverstone wurde am Wochenende der erste Grand Prix nach der Sommerpause ausgefahren. Das Titelrennen spitzt sich zu. Andreas Thies hat wieder mit den Kolleg:innen Juliane Ziegengeist und Gerald Dirnbeck von unserem Kooperationspartner motorsport-total.com das Rennwochenende zusammengefasst. Schlechte Zuschauerzahlen, gute Rennen Die drei müssen aber mit einer für die Verantwortlichen schlechten Nachticht beginnen. Das Publikumsinteresse war in Silverstone mehr als bescheiden. Nur 41.000 Zuschauer kamen zum Rennen am Sonntag. Im britischen Sommer mit vielen Highlights wie zum Beispiel der Fußball-EM oder auch Wimbledon und den British Open kann ein Event wie der Motorrad-Grand-Prix auch mal ein wenig hinten anstehen, aber die Formel 1 macht es vor. Dort boomt es. Anders als in der MotoGP, die sich momentan nur auf wenige Standorte wirklich verlassen kann. Bagnaia holt auf Zum Sportlichen. Francesco Bagnaia gewann sein zweites Rennen hintereinander. Er siegte am Ende nach einem spannenden Zweikampf gegen Maverick Vinales, der auf seiner Aprilia immer besser in Schwung kommt. Doch Bagnaia, der vor ein paar Rennen noch Zweifel ob seiner WM-Fähigkeiten, kämpft sich so langsam ran an den WM-Führenden Fabio Quartararo, der sich an diesem Wochenende mit einem enttäuschenden achten Platz begnügen musste. Er ließ auch kein gutes Haar an seiner Yamaha. Nach dem Motto: Wir müssen die Rennen schon von vorne bestreiten, ansonsten haben wir keine Chance gegen die Konkurrenz. Wer sich auch keine Chancen mehr ausrechnet, ist Suzuki. Die werden Ende des Jahres die MotoGP verlassen, doch Alex Rins und Joan Mir haben anscheinend nicht mehr das Material, um noch mithalten zu können. Bei Mir häufen sich auch die Stürze und Ausfälle. Und das, wo er doch nächste Saison für Honda fahren soll. Auch in der Moto2 und Moto3 gab es spannende Rennen, über die Juliane, Gerald und Andreas sprechen.   Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Die MotoGP ist zurück. In Silverstone wurde am Wochenende der erste Grand Prix nach der Sommerpause ausgefahren. Das Titelrennen spitzt sich zu. Andreas Thies hat wieder mit den Kolleg:innen Juliane Ziegengeist und Gerald Dirnbeck von unserem Kooperationspartner motorsport-total.com das Rennwochenende zusammengefasst. Schlechte Zuschauerzahlen, gute Rennen Die drei müssen aber mit einer für die Verantwortlichen schlechten Nachticht beginnen. Das Publikumsinteresse war in Silverstone mehr als bescheiden. Nur 41.000 Zuschauer kamen zum Rennen am Sonntag. Im britischen Sommer mit vielen Highlights wie zum Beispiel der Fußball-EM oder auch Wimbledon und den British Open kann ein Event wie der Motorrad-Grand-Prix auch mal ein wenig hinten anstehen, aber die Formel 1 macht es vor. Dort boomt es. Anders als in der MotoGP, die sich momentan nur auf wenige Standorte wirklich verlassen kann. Bagnaia holt auf Zum Sportlichen. Francesco Bagnaia gewann sein zweites Rennen hintereinander. Er siegte am Ende nach einem spannenden Zweikampf gegen Maverick Vinales, der auf seiner Aprilia immer besser in Schwung kommt. Doch Bagnaia, der vor ein paar Rennen noch Zweifel ob seiner WM-Fähigkeiten, kämpft sich so langsam ran an den WM-Führenden Fabio Quartararo, der sich an diesem Wochenende mit einem enttäuschenden achten Platz begnügen musste. Er ließ auch kein gutes Haar an seiner Yamaha. Nach dem Motto: Wir müssen die Rennen schon von vorne bestreiten, ansonsten haben wir keine Chance gegen die Konkurrenz. Wer sich auch keine Chancen mehr ausrechnet, ist Suzuki. Die werden Ende des Jahres die MotoGP verlassen, doch Alex Rins und Joan Mir haben anscheinend nicht mehr das Material, um noch mithalten zu können. Bei Mir häufen sich auch die Stürze und Ausfälle. Und das, wo er doch nächste Saison für Honda fahren soll. Auch in der Moto2 und Moto3 gab es spannende Rennen, über die Juliane, Gerald und Andreas sprechen.   Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

On this week's Monday Match Analysis, we'll preview the National Bank Open Masters 1000 in Montreal, Canada in usual quarter-by-quarter fashion. Daniil Medvedev, Carlos Alcaraz, Stefanos Tsitsipas and Casper Ruud are the top seeds. We'll also discuss Medvedev's win in the final of Los Cabos over Cam Norrie and how it sets him up for the rest of the hardcourt swing. Lastly, Gill says why in one way Nick Kyrgios's run in Washington was more impressive than what he did at Wimbledon. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/monday-match-analysis/support

Introduction: Minutes 0 to 5:30 We'll have an episode out next week and will be off on August 20th. I went axe throwing and I hated it! Chandra's cat was playing with a lizard. Royals: Minutes 5:30 to 19 We heard that Prince Charles accepted a million pounds from the bin Laden family in 2013. This comes after news that Charles got 2.5 million pounds in cash in literal suitcases between 2011 to 2015 from a shady Qatari politician. Charles' excuse was that his charity accepted the money, despite the fact that he met with the bin Laden family and brokered the deal. His justification was that it would be rude to turn down the money. It's not likely there will be a criminal bribery investigation. We talk about a blind item story we chose not to cover directly. Instead we linked to coverage from Lainey and Just Jared. The most interesting angle about that was the BI suggested that the prince has moved on from his former mistress to a new girlfriend who is London-based. William and Kate went to the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham with Princess Charlotte this week. The big news was that Kate wasn't wearing her engagement ring, although she's still wearing her wedding ring. We also heard that, like their appearance at Wimbledon, they arrived separately. William and Charlotte took a helicopter there and Kate took the train, where she chatted with a child. It really looks like they're living apart now. Kate is also covering People Magazine with a sugary story about how she's learned so much from Queen Elizabeth and is ready to be queen. It's all about Kate because covers with William don't sell. There's a new documentary coming to HBO called The Princess, which just is archival footage of Princess Diana. The BBC agreed last week to never again air footage from Princess Diana's Panorama interview after pressure from Prince William. The Dyson investigation, which found that Diana was tricked by Martin Bashir to give the interview, was completed in May, 2021. The BBC was recently sued by Tiggy Legge-Bourke, a royal nanny whom Diana claimed had an affair with Charles. Prince William mischaracterized that interview after the Dyson investigation. Diana's biographer, Andrew Morton, gave a recent interview stating that Diana didn't say anything to Bashir she hadn't already told her friends. Omid Scobie said the same thing in his column, that William is trying to muzzle his late mother and that the royal family still has the same issues Diana brought up. Dane Cook: Minutes 19 to 22 Dane Cook is a 50-year-old comic who was in a movie with Jessica Simpson and is known for stealing jokes. He just got engaged to a 23-year-old woman named Kelsi Taylor who he's been with for five years, so from the minute she was legal. People are really side-eyeing their relationship now that they're engaged because he mentioned them being “friends first” and meeting her at one of his game nights before she was 18. At least she has a job and friends outside of the relationship. I play a segment from Zoom where we talked about this. Comments of the Week: Minutes 22 to end My comment of the week is from TarteAuCitron on the post about Donald Trump burying Ivana on his golf course in New Jersey. Chandra's comment of the week is from dina on the post about Kansas voters upholding abortion rights. Thanks for listening bitches!

Aaron Paul is joined by Peterborough chairman Darragh MacAnthony and Wycombe left-back Joe Jacobson. After the new Arsenal All or Nothing documentary showed Mikel Arteta playing You'll Never Walk Alone through speakers whilst they trained for Liverpool away, the guys discuss the most bizarre training sessions they've experienced during their careers. Forest Green Rovers manager Ian Burchnall tells us about the influence Graham Potter had on his career when coaching in Scandinavia and how he's embracing the vegan diet at the New Lawn stadium. And Wimbledon manager Johnnie Jackson joins us to talk about his unexpected sacking by Charlton in May and what changes he's already made with the Dons. TOPICS 04:18 – Most bizarre training sessions 12:31 – Forest Green manager Ian Burchnall 15:31 – Burchnall on coaching in Scandinavia and impact of Graham Potter 27:28 – Wimbledon manager Johnnie Jackson 29.57 – Jackson on Charlton sacking

In our latest Meets... we wrap up our Wimbledon coverage by talking to our Local Tennis Leagues sponsor and Lawn Tennis Association's Competition Manager Paul Cudmore about how the team are growing the grassroots game in the U.K.Joel & Kim delve into the progress of the LTA's five year plan including their exciting ambition for local parks, the launch of the World Tennis Number and just exactly why indoor courts are so pivotal to the game's development.  ______________LOCAL TENNIS LEAGUESOur Wimbledon coverage this year is sponsored by Local Tennis Leagues, the home of friendly, competitive tennis in the U.K.With over 10,000 players already signed up, it's never been easier to find someone locally with a similar ability to have a hit with plus get access to great benefits including access to the Wimbledon Ballot...Find your Local Tennis League hereAnd don't forget to use 'WEEKLY 50' at the checkout for 50% off your £18 entry fee.______________DOWNLOADTENNIS.COMTo stay up to date on all tennis around the world including ATP, WTA and Challenger tours, download TNNS Live Scores.Download on Apple PodcastsDownload on Google PlayFollow  TNNS Live Scores on TwitterAnd check out the TNNS Lives Scores website at www.downloadtennis.com______________SOCIAL MEDIAShare your fan thoughts on the week with the #TennisWeekly on social media.Twitter: @tennisweeklypodInstagram: @tennisweeklypodWebsite: tennisweekly.co.ukWritten, presented and produced by Joel Girling and Kim MackenzieCrowdfunded by our listeners.Recorded on 27th July 2022.

The Greens to back Labor's 43 per cent carbon reduction target; US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says solidarity with Taiwan is crucial as China ramps up military drills and Nick Kyrgios admits his Wimbledon loss was hard to take.

Marion Bartoli grew up in France and blasted her way into pro tennis with a 29 inch racquet and two fists on both wings. She battled her way to the 2007 Wimbledon Final where she lost to Venus Williams, and it wouldn't be until 2013 where she'd break through, becoming one of the only athletes to win a major without dropping a set. Two months later she'd retire. We discussed her tennis journey, including her battle with anorexia and how Wimbledon helped her into recovery. We also keyed on a lot of today's hot button topics. Recorded 7.27 Released 8.2The Craig Shapiro Tennis Podcast is Powered by Sergio Tacchini See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In a series of features looking back at cultural milestones in 1922 – the year the BBC was founded – Eleanor Rosamund Barraclough finds out about the All England Lawn Tennis Club's move to a new home talking to David Berry, author of A People's History of Tennis, and Matt Harvey who was poet in residence at Wimbledon in 2010. Producer: Torquil MacLeod

Listen to episode 225 of the Digital and Social Media Sports podcast, a best of, featuring parts of conversations with: Alexandra Willis, AELTC | Wimbledon — full episode Ty Rogers, Freelancer producer, formerly with Michigan, Duke, and Indiana Athletics — full episode Kendall Baker, Axios – Sports — full episode Kathleen Hessert, Sports Media Challenge, … Continue reading Episode 225: Best Of The Podcast — Wimbledon, Newsletters, Peyton and the Pope, and More

Following up what Gill called "the biggest win of Jannik Sinner's career" over Carlos Alcaraz at Wimbledon, Sinner has replicated the result less than a month later in Umag, beating Alcaraz in the final of the Umag 250. Gill talks about how his opinions of Sinner and Alcaraz have changed or not changed in the month of July, why frontcourt issues cost Sinner the first set, why it was the worst mental match of Alcaraz's career and where the Italian found technical advantages over the Spaniard. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/monday-match-analysis/support

On a special edition of Open Era, Simon and Devang welcome illustrator Tom Humberstone to chat about his incredible upcoming graphic novel ‘Suzanne: The Jazz Age Goddess of Tennis.' Tom takes us through the career and life of Suzanne Lenglen, one of the game's true trailblazers. Among many topics, they discuss Lenglen's lasting impact on the sport today, and why her story is required reading. ‘Suzanne' ships in September 2022. Pre-order your copy at Avery Hill Publishing. https://averyhillpublishing.bigcartel.com/product/pre-order-suzanne-the-jazz-age-goddess-of-tennisCome join the Patreon family for bonus content and ad-free episodes: https://www.patreon.com/openera Follow @OpenEraPod on Twitter! And say hello to @DesaiDevang while you're there.If merch is your thing, be sure to check out the store: https://bit.ly/merchera Or reach out to the show and say hey: podcast@openera.ca If you enjoyed today's show, please rate Open Era 5-Stars on Apple Podcasts.See you again next week for an all new episode of Open Era.

Willkommen zu einer neuen Ausgabe von Chip & Charge - Heute mit einem Special zum ATP-Turnier in Kitzbühel und einem genauen Blick auf Dominic Thiem und Filip Misolic. Andreas hat sich dafür Lukas Zahrer vom Standard in Österreich eingeladen, der einen genauen Blick in den letzten Wochen auf Dominic Thiem hatte. Kitzbühel als Abschluss der europäischen Sandplatzsaison In der letzten Woche fand traditionell die letzte Sandplatzwoche nach Wimbledon und vor den US Open statt. In Umag und Kitzbühel gab es ATP-250er-Turniere. Der Spieler, auf dem der Fokus am meisten lag, war Dominic Thiem. Mehr als ein Jahr ist es her, dass sich Thiem beim Turnier auf Mallorca so sehr am Handgelenk verletzte, dass er monatelang außer Gefecht gesetzt war. Sein Comeback verzögerte sich immer wieder. Seit einigen Wochen, genauer seit dem ATP Challenger in Salzburg, ist Thiem wieder zurück auf der Tour. Die Ergebnisse waren zuletzt viel versprechend. Gerade in Bastad und Gstaad hatte Thiem gezeigt, dass er wieder Vertrauen in sein Handgelenk zurückgewonnen hatte. Dass er die Vorhand häufiger einsetzen und die Punkte darüber auch aufbauen und dominieren konnte. Kitzbühel war vielleicht ein kleiner Schritt zurück. Er erreichte das Viertelfinale, in dem er gegen Yannick Hanfmann unterlag, doch auch seine Leistung gegen Sebastian Ofner in der Runde zuvor war schon nicht gut. Misolic "rettet" das Turnier Nach den kurzfristigen Absagen von Casper Ruud und Matteo Berrettini spielte sich am Ende ein anderer Österreicher in die Herzen der Zuschauerinnen und Zuschauer. Filip Misolic erreichte das Finale, in dem er zwar chancenlos gegen Roberto-Bautista Agut war, aber vorher mitreißende Partien gegen Dusan Lajovic und Yannick Hanfmann gezeigt hatte. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

每日英語跟讀 Ep.K409: Once Again, Tennis Is Disrupted by Politics   If he had it to do over, Brad Gilbert would never have played a professional tennis tournament in South Africa while the country was embroiled in apartheid. 假如美國職業網球選手吉爾伯特能夠重來，他不會在南非還實施種族隔離制度時，參加那裡的職業網球錦標賽。 Martina Navratilova has never regretted challenging Czechoslovakia's Communist government by defecting to the United States in 1975, but she wishes she had been able to persuade her parents and younger sister to come with her. 捷克職業網球選手娜拉提洛娃，從不後悔在一九七五年藉由叛逃到美國，挑戰捷克斯洛伐克共產黨政府，不過她希望當年能說服雙親和妹妹跟著她來。 And Cliff Drysdale, the first president of the ATP, the men's pro players association, is still in awe of his fellow pros for agreeing to boycott Wimbledon in 1973 when Croatian player Nikola Pilic was suspended by his native Yugoslav Tennis Federation, which said he refused to play for Yugoslavia in the Davis Cup in New Zealand. 職業男網選手協會「職業網球聯合會」首任主席德萊斯代爾，仍然敬佩他的同輩職網球員同意在一九七三年抵制溫布頓網球錦標賽，當時克羅埃西亞選手皮里奇被他出身的南斯拉夫網球聯盟暫停溫網參賽資格，聯盟說，皮里奇拒絕代表南斯拉夫參加在紐西蘭舉行的台維斯盃。 Tennis and politics have long had a craggy relationship. This year alone, the sport has been embroiled in three international incidents: Novak Djokovic's deportation from Australia on the eve of the Australian Open because he did not have a COVID-19 vaccination, the Women's Tennis Association canceling all tournaments in China after accusations by Peng Shuai that she was sexually assaulted by a high-ranking government official, and Wimbledon banning Russian and Belarusian players because of the war in Ukraine. The WTA and the ATP subsequently stripped this year's Wimbledon of all ranking points. 網球與政治的關係一直崎嶇不平。單是今年，這項運動就捲入三個國際事件：塞爾維亞名將約克維奇因為沒接種新冠疫苗，在澳洲網球公開賽前夕被逐出澳洲；中國大陸女將彭帥指控一名政府高官性侵她後，國際女子網球協會取消在中國大陸所有錦標賽；以及溫網因烏克蘭戰爭禁止俄國和白俄羅斯選手參賽。國際女子網球協會和職業網球聯合會隨後取消今年溫網所有排名積分。 As this tournament begins, five male players ranked in the world's top 50, including No. 1 Daniil Medvedev and No. 8 Andrey Rublev, both Russians, will be absent because of the Wimbledon ban. Also banned are Russians Karen Khachanov, ranked No. 22, and Aslan Karatsev, No. 43; and Belarusian Ilya Ivashka, No. 40. 這場錦標賽開始之際，世界排名前50的選手中，五名男選手將因這道溫布頓禁令缺席，包括排名第一的梅德維夫和第八的羅布雷夫，都是俄國人。被禁的還有兩名俄國人，排名第22的卡查諾夫和第43的克拉特塞夫，以及排名第40的白俄人伊華舒卡。 For the women, 13 players who would have qualified are not allowed to play, including Russians Daria Kasatkina, ranked No. 13, No. 22 Veronika Kudermetova and No. 83 Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova, the 2021 French Open runner-up; and Belarusians Aryna Sabalenka, No. 6 and a semifinalist last year at Wimbledon and the U.S. Open, and No. 20 Victoria Azarenka, a former world No. 1. 在女選手方面，13名符合資格者不准參賽，包括三名俄國人，排名第13的卡薩金娜、第22的庫德梅托娃和第83、2021年法國網球公開賽亞軍帕莉歐申可娃，以及兩名白俄人，排名第六、打入去年溫網和美國網球公開賽準決賽的莎芭蓮卡，還有前世界球后、目前第20的艾薩蘭卡。 The U.S. Tennis Association has already announced that players from Russia and Belarus will be allowed to compete at the U.S. Open in August, although not under their nations' flags. 美國網球協會已宣布，俄國和白俄選手將獲准參加8月美網公開賽，但不能代表他們自己的國家。 “Our sport is always going to be subjected to political forces,” said Drysdale, an ESPN commentator since the network's inception in 1979. “There's always something coming around the corner and rearing its head.” 從ESPN電視台1979年創立後就擔任其評論員的德萊斯代爾說：「我們的運動總會承受政治力，總有些事情很快就會冒出來。」Source article: https://udn.com/news/story/6904/6447714

The Chelsea Heritage Podcast presents Dennis Wise (Part 1).Chelsea Chadder is joined by Chris Cassley as they talk about all things Dennis Wise starting from his early beginnings up until the end of the 1996/97 season including his record move from Wimbledon, his England debut, his miserable FA Cup final in 1994, that taxi incident that almost led him to jail and of course his 1997 FA Cup victory as captain.Chris also shares his memories of Kerry Dixon, Vinnie Jones, Ruud Gullit, Dean Saunders, Glenn Hoddle, European adventures, Scorpion kicks, penalty shootouts, Matthew Harding, foreign imports and Euro 96.For more information on Chelsea's Heritage visit www.chelseaheritagepartnership.comIf you'd like to be part of another episode then message @ChelseaChadder on Twitter. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Forget P.T. Barnum. At least in the tennis world noone entertains a crowd better than this week's special guest, the inimitable Mansour Bahrami. Mansour takes us back to his childhood, where the sport he loved so much was banned at the time of the Islamic Revolution. Mansour talks about how on no money he journeyed to France to make it as a Pro, the ups and downs, in what is a truly amazing and inspiring story. Yet another great guest! Remember to subscribe, share, and review!

You'll find very few players that frustrate and confuse their opponents by playing with two hands on both sides, like our guest this week, Catherine Harrison. Join us as we get to know a player that's officially coming off the biggest result of her pro tennis career by qualifying and making the 2nd round of her first grand slam at Wimbledon. Catherine shares stories from her transition from college tennis to the pro tour as well as how she's been able to balance and manage life on the WTA Tour in the #250 in the world. It's a fascinating look at a player that has never been as confident as she is today. Listen and get to know, the fantastic Catherine Harrison. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jon-guerrica/support

Get These 30 Days Of Content Creation Ideas! What is going on with all the Elon Musk news and what does it mean? Need effective tips for better niche business content? Are you just simply struggling with keeping up with consistent content or connecting to your audience? Jeff and Tristan have something new- 30 days of content prompt to pump ideas and support to help you create more content! Tune in for all of the details. Episode Highlights: Jeff brings up the big news about Elon Musk and Tesla. Tristan feels like it is Heartbreaking. Is it legit or not? Tristan says to think about what happens on the stock side as a result of these back and forth interactions and big decisions. Twitter is still the fourth most visited website in the world but it doesn't keep people on there like the other platforms. Jeff and Tristan have something new- 30 days of content prompts to help you create more content! Tristan starts off reading the pointed questions to think through on content. What can you post that is educational? Follow people and duet where needed. Have you ever shown your workspace in your content? Tristan and Jeff discuss. What tools do you use for your business? How can you incorporate that into your content? What kind of behind the scenes or motivation can you share with your followers? Tristan mentions how Jeff got into Wimbledon and Jeff shares the lucky story. What about morning routines and mini lessons? Tristan gives some examples. Jeff says, “If you can figure out how to give advice in less than 90 seconds on Reels then you are going to win.” Promoting services is also about promoting the people you know and work with in your sphere; Jeff gives examples. Before and afters are very popular. Not everybody does it but there is a variety of ways to do them and they make for great content. Jeff shares a reminder to give context to why you are sharing what you are sharing.   Resources Mentioned: Business Video School: https://www.bizvideoschool.com/ Drunk on Social Website: www.drunkonsocial.com Drunk on Social Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/136264191062786/  Drunkon Social Instagram: https://www.facebook.com/groups/136264191062786/  Jeff Pfitzer Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeffpfitzer/  Jeff Pfizer TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jeffpfitzer?lang=en  Tristan Ahumada Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/labcoatagents  TristanAhumadaYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJ6o6B5JPEBP57hu9VdzT4Q Lab Coat Agents Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/labcoatagents Lab Coat Agents Twitter: https://twitter.com/LabCoatAgents Lab Coat Agents Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/labcoatagents/    Elon Musk Looks to Exit his Twitter Takeover Deal - So What Now? https://www.socialmediatoday.com/news/elon-musk-looks-to-exit-his-twitter-takeover-deal-so-what-now/626988/ 30 Days of Content Prompts [Infographic] https://www.socialmediatoday.com/news/30-days-of-content-prompts-infographic/626521/ 10 Effective Tips for Better Niche Business Content https://www.socialmediatoday.com/news/10-tips-for-creating-more-effective-content-for-your-business-niche-infogr/626903/

Pigion Aled Hughes Rhestr fer dysgwr y flwyddyn Mi fuodd Aled Hughes yn cael sgwrs efo'r 4 sydd ar restr fer Dysgwr y Flwyddyn 2022. Mi fydd yr enillydd yn cael ei gyhoeddi yn Eisteddfod Tregaron wythnos nesa. Bore Llun mi gafodd o gyfle i ddod i nabod Stephen Bale, un o'r pedwar sydd yn y ffeinal. Mae Stephen yn dod o ardal Castell-nedd yn wreiddiol ond erbyn hyn mae o'n byw yn Sir Fynwy. Rhestr fer Short list Cyhoeddi To announce Castell-nedd Neath Sir Fynwy Monmouthshire Cwrs dwys Intensive course Yn y pendraw In the end Degawd Decade Gohebydd Correspondent Rhyngwladol International Y Llewod The Lions Hyrwyddo To promote Pigion Aled Hughes DyFlwyddyn – Sophie Tuckwodd Stephen Bale oedd hwnna – gohebydd rygbi sydd ar restr fer Dysgwr y Flwyddyn eleni. Dydd Mawrth mi gafodd Aled gyfle i gael sgwrs efo Sophie Tuckwood un arall sydd ar y rhestr fer. Daw Sophie o Nottingham yn wreiddiol ond symudodd hi i Sir Benfro ddeg mlynedd yn ôl. Wynebu To face Ar yr un pryd At the same time Yr ifanca Y fenga Cyfathrebu To communicate Pigion Aled Hughes DyFlwyddyn – Joe Healy Ac mae Sophie erbyn hyn wedi ennill cymhwyster Dechrau Dysgu i fod yn diwtor Cymraeg i Oedolion ac mae hi'n dysgu dosbarthiadau Mynediad yn Sir Benfro.. Cyfle i ddod i nabod Joe Healy oedd hi ddydd Mercher. Mae Joe yn dod o Wimbledon yn wreiddiol ond erbyn hyn mae o'n byw yng Nghaerdydd. Gwiwer Squirrel Diwylliant Culture Cysylltiad Connection Braidd ‘di gadael Hardly left Ymwybodol Aware Iau ‘fengach/ifancach Pigion Aled Hughes Rhestr fer dysgwr y flwyddyn – Ben Ó Ceallaigh Mae Aled yn amlwg yn mwynhau sgwrsio efo'r 4 sydd ar restr fer Dysgwr y Flwyddyn ac yn synnu bod eu Cymraeg nhw cystal ar ôl cyn lleied o amser yn dysgu. Dydd Iau mi gafodd o gyfle i sgwrsio efo'r pedwerydd ymgeisydd, Ben Ó Ceallaigh sydd ond wedi bod yn dysgu ers 20 mis! Daeth Ben i Gymru o Iwerddon flwyddyn yn ô,l ac erbyn hyn mae o'n darlithio yn Gymraeg. Darlithio Lecturing Ymgeisydd Candidate Gwyddeleg Irish language Rhwystredig Frustrating Parhau To continue Rhyfeddol Amazing Mynychu To attend Diolchgar Thankful Pigion – Bore Cothi Sioe Fawr Lowri Dyna bedwar dysgwr gwych ynde? Pob lwc i bob un ohonyn nhw yn rownd derfynol Dysgwr y Flwyddyn wythnos nesa. Roedd y Sioe Fawr ymlaen yn Llanelwedd wythnos diwetha am y tro cynta ers tair blynedd ac mi roedd Shan Cothi wrth ei bodd yng nghanol hwyl y sioe. Clwyd oedd Sir Nawdd y sioe a mi gafodd Shan air efo Lowri Lloyd Williams, llysgennad y sioe, fore Llun. Mae Lowri'n dod o Efenechtyd ger Ruthin. Rownd derfynol Final round Y Sioe fawr The Royal Welsh Nawdd Sponsorship Llysgennad Ambassador Braint ac anrhydedd An honour and a privilege Cynrychioli To represent Atgofion Memories Cystadlu To compete Agosatrwydd Intimacy Pigion – Ar Blat Roy Noble Shan a Lowri yn amlwg wrth eu boddau yn y Sioe yn Llanelwedd. Cafodd Beca Lyne-Pirkis gwmni y darlledwr Roy Noble i drafod bwyd. Ydy Roy yn hoffi bwyta allan tybed? Darlledwr Broadcaster Ers achau A long time ago Pan o'n i'n caru When I was courting Lan lofft I fyny'r grisiau Swllt A shilling Wejen Girlfriend Beudy Cowhouse Hanesyddol Historical

It's the hottest part of the summer and the post-Wimbledon haze is the perfect time to outsource our agenda planning by asking our readers for questions. Fortunately, your questions were well in sync with important topics of the day and what we wanted to cover. We discuss the documentary/vlog featuring Dasha Kasatkina and Andrey Rublev; the intimacy of the format; and the considerable fallout caused by Dasha's coming out and their tough words on their home country. We spend a little time chatting about recent tennis news but that's really not the focus – look out for questions on the world track and field championships, climate change, R&B covers of songs from other genres, and our current favorite snacks and TV shows.    2:00 Etceteras: Coaching splits, Matteo's racist IG story, and TBS pet merch! Mailbag 7:35 The Kasatkina-Rublev doc and the immediate fallout 19:35 What to make of the ATP's partnership with You Can Play to improve LGBTQ inclusion?  23:25 The Jamaican women continue to dominate sprinting; Shelly-Ann is the GOAT 33:45 Climate change as an existential threat to tennis  39:45 We're not here for the scamming 42:25 Quick diversion about snacks 45:20 What are our favorite R&B covers of songs from another genre? 48:30 Why pundits are critical about Serena's comeback(s) and fitness level  55:00 New TV we've been watching 61:50 To live and *let* live? To asterisk or not to asterisk?

Alison Riske-Amritraj is our guest for the seventeenth episode of Baseline Intelligence. Alison reached a career high of 18 in singles and 40 in doubles on the WTA tour. She's won three singles titles and reached the quarterfinals of Wimbledon where she beat then world number 1 Ash Barty. We talk: 3:39 How she's maintained her level for over a decade 6:20 The danger or comparing yourself to your peers 8:37 Skipping college for the pro tour 11:11 Never doubting herself 13:58 Being yourself in new/challenging situations 18:26 Why she has success on grass 20:20 Differences between hard courts 21:50 How the surface affects her tactics 23:23 How the score affects her tactics 25:53 The 30 second tempo drill 28:15 Her love for Primanti Brothers sandwiches 29:03 Her favorite place to play 30:16 Her best advice to a junior player ** Sound effects from https://www.zapsplat.com

It's been a minute but we're back for the first time since Wimbledon to catch up on everything which has happened over the last couple of weeks. With David away on holiday, Catherine and Matt are joined by friend of the pod Charlie Eccleshare for a long overdue appearance! In a packed show, we discuss the strangeness of the post-Wimbledon period in tennis, titles for Lorenzo Musetti, Bernarda Pera and Casper Ruud, the return to form of Dominic Thiem and Anett Kontaveit, our early US Open favourites, Naomi Osaka's split with Wim Fissette, Serena Williams' intention to play a full schedule ahead of New York, the cancellation of the ATP China swing, the extraordinary honesty from Daria Kasatkina and Andrey Rublev in their interview with Russian journalist Vitya Kravchenko, and the ATP's partnership with You Can Play, an organisation committed to furthering LGBTQ+ inclusion in sport. BECOME A FRIEND OF THE TENNIS PODCAST Friends of The Tennis Podcast help us to produce the show year-round, and receive exclusive access to bonus podcasts throughout the year, including Tennis Re-Lived, listener questions, and Grand Slam review shows. Become a Friend - https://bit.ly/FriendOfTheTennisPodcastRead us in The New York Times - https://www.nytimes.com/2022/06/28/sports/tennis/tennis-podcast-wimbledon.htmlWatch Kasatkina & Rublev's interview (TW: homophobic slurs) - https://t.co/gUjAYcxFIGSign up to our newsletter - https://bit.ly/TennisPodcastNewsletterFollow us on Instagram - www.instagram/thetennispodcastAnd on Twitter - www.twitter.com/tennispodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lucy and Eugene are joined by friend of the pod Tumaini Carayol aka The Mentor.  This episode is all about Wimbledon 2022! We celebrate girls' doubles champion Angella Okutoyi who put Kenyan tennis on the map after becoming the first Grand Slam winner from the country.  We also talk about the women's and men's finals, paying particular attention to Tunisia's Ons Jabeur and what her run means to Africa and the Arab world. From a Black Spin Global perspective, icons Serena and Venus Williams both competed – Serena in singles and Venus in mixed doubles with Jamie Murray. Was nice to see Venus at the Centre Court centenary celebrations alongside all the legends but Serena's absence did not feel right. We discuss. We give props to the wildly underrated Heather Watson, our guy Frances Tiafoe and the ever impressive Coco Gauff. Watson broke new ground at a Grand Slam after reaching the last 16 – she was also the last Brit standing in the women's draw. Tiafoe, who was 0-2 on grass coming in, also put in a good showing and reached the fourth round for the first time. Gauff reached the third round in singles but went all the way to semi-finals in mixed doubles with Jack Sock. Don't forget to subscribe and share your comments!

In the latest episode of Tennis Weekly, Joel and Kim chat to Mike Dickson, tennis correspondent for the Daily Mail, about his new book Emma Raducanu: When Tennis Came Home.They chart Emma's path to US Open glory by looking back at her upbringing in Bromley, her formative years on the lower rungs of the tour, the effect of lockdown and her innate curiosity which compels her to continually self-improve.They reflect on her run to the 4th round at Wimbledon 2021 and her remarkable triumph at Flushing Meadows later that summer, as well as looking back on her time on the WTA Tour since then, and what the future holds.Share your fan thoughts on the week with the #tennisweeklypod on social media.______________BUY EMMA RADUCANU: WHEN TENNIS CAME HOMEAmazonAmazon (Kindle)WaterstonesWHSmithHachette______________DOWNLOADTENNIS.COMTo stay up to date on all tennis around the world including ATP, WTA and Challenger tours, download TNNS Live Scores.Download on Apple PodcastsDownload on Google PlayFollow  TNNS Live Scores on TwitterAnd check out the TNNS Lives Scores website at www.downloadtennis.com______________SOCIAL MEDIAShare your fan thoughts on the week with the #TennisWeekly on social media.Twitter: @tennisweeklypodInstagram: @tennisweeklypodWebsite: tennisweekly.co.ukWritten, presented and produced by Joel Girling and Kim MackenzieCrowdfunded by our listeners.Recorded on 21st July 2022.

Marc has an exciting announcement about Fan Week for the US Open, plus he talks to Blair Henley about Maxime Cressy's win in Newport, and he also talks to Chuck Culpepper of the Washington Post to get his thoughts on Novak Djokovic's win at Wimbledon and and where he stands among the Big Three.

Ep 187YouTube — Meet the new Creator Liaison: Rene RitchieApple to pay $50 million settlement over MacBook butterfly keyboard lawsuitHow Apple remade the MacBook Air: ‘It has always been provocative'The 2022 13-Inch MacBook Air by Daring FireballApple's new MacBook Air M2 is the start of a whole new Air-aApple ends design consulting agreement with Jony IveKuo: Periscope Lens to Be Exclusive to iPhone 15 Pro Max in 2023iPhone 12 Stuck On Black Screen Of DeathMicrosoft simplifies Endpoint Manager enrollment for Apple updatesIlkica prodaje stari iMacZahvalniceSnimljeno 22.7.2022.Uvodna muzika by Vladimir Tošić, stari sajt je ovde.Logotip by Aleksandra Ilić.Artwork epizode by Saša Montiljo, njegov kutak na Devianartu.POSMATRAČ37x40 cmulje na platnu2009

Nick Kyrgios and Novak Djokovic gave us one of the best moments in sports ... after the match was over! Here me talk about why it was so refreshing and so important in a bigger picture outside of sports.

We work hard for the money and during time of inflation, also high gas prices, the Black in Sports Crew ask a simple question in this Episode of The Locker Room... Who would you pay to see?EJ & MH who both work in sports, as sports professionals at times have had the luxury or what people call fringe benefits to some very cool sporting events. We find out MH has some eclectic sporting taste while EJ is jaded, numb or just very bougie. As you hear what the guys say as their sports events, let us know yours.Listen to this episode and think what would you pay for future or past event.... Tap in For more Black in Sports additional content on our podcast see linktree: https://linktr.ee/blackinsports |Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/blackinsports | YouTube - @blackinsports | Instagram - @blackinsports | Twitter - @blackinsports | Website - https://www.blackinsports.com/ | Thank you & we appreciate you! #awardwinningpodcast #bestsportspodcast #blackpodwinner #fortheculture #blackinsports #sportsbusiness #podcast #tellingblackstories #blackowner #Blackeffect #sportsbiz #BlackPlayersForChange #sportsnews #blackowned #blackmedia #HBCULeaguePass #blackpodcastmatter #maliceinthepalace #mlballstargame #primtime #Miketyson #serenawilliams #goat

Josh is back in the house! Josh and Dad enjoy the Wimbledon and the US open tennis signature cocktails. Josh brought his version of the Honey Deuce (without the honeydew melon balls) and called it the Love Deuce!   Instead of using Grey Goose Vodka, Josh premiers Delta Dirt Distillery Sweet Blend Vodka.  It is a Black owned sweet potato vodka with deep roots from Helena Arkansas.  Dad brings the Pimm's Cup; the Wimbledon signature cocktail.  He has a good friend that turned him on to the Pimm's Cup.  His friend Nancy Keith allowed him to tell her first experience of the Pimm's Cup.  Her husband was an Ensign on the USS Stickell, DD888.  There was a lawn party in Thurso, Scotland that served Pimm's Cup and Date nut cream sandwiches.  Thanks to Nancy, John had Date nut cream sandwiches and Cucumber sandwiches to share.  He also had strawberries with whipped cream just like at Wimbledon. JOIN US BACK STAGE LIVE SUNDAY JULY 24 AT 2:30 CDT ON INSTAGRAM TO HELP US CELEBRATE TWO YEARS OF BRINGING YOU THIS INFORMATIVE PODCAST!

The body has not been kind to Andrew Harris over the years. Back issues have limited his ability to play a full schedule since an incredible junior and college career, in Australia, and then Oklahoma. He's still hesitant to use the word specialist, but he's cognizant that this may give him the opportunities to reach the sport's peaks. Here how he got started in the sport, what took him to Oklahoma, and how he's approaching this stage of his career. He's got some fun tales about 2022 Wimbledon, and some thoughts about how to face doubt and challenge in tennis. More from Indianapolis with Christopher Eubanks this week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Gill Gross answers your questions, mostly looking back on Wimbledon 2022 and looking ahead to the North American Hard Court Season. Including... 00:00 Intro 01:00 Thiem's wins in Bastad 05:03 Swiatek's Grass Loss 08:12 Tennis TV Camera Angles 12:46 Big 3 Born Later 15:16 Coaching Kyrgios 21:57 Djokovic comebacks 24:10 Nadal-Kyrgios prediction 26:14 Novak's Drop Shot 31:14 Underarm Serves 34:35 Alcaraz 2nd Gear 37:31 Taylor Fritz 39:38 Surface Distribution 32:28 Medvedev vs. Alcaraz 44:11 Federer vs. Djokovic Grass Games 46:20 Peak Thiem 49:00 Thiem Timeline --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/monday-match-analysis/support

Not one, not two, but three utterly joyous guests for you on this week's episode of Soundtracking, all of whom are interpreting the work of a couple of very different types of genius. First, we bring you Barney Douglas and Felix White, who have formed a doubles pairing extraordinaire on McEnroe, a documentary which Barney directed and Felix scored about the legendary tennis champ. It's Wimbledon meets Michael Mann's Heat, and they've absolutely aced it. Then we have a first-time movie director who's been wowing theatre audiences for years - the delightful Carrie Cracknell - on her Netflix adaptation of Jane Austen's Persuasion. 

Carrie said yes! Buck's engaged! In Asheville, Buck asked for her hand from her father. Congratulations to the happy couple, who had a perfect sunset and view of the NYC skyline behind them as it happened. Joe Biden's job approval rating in New York Times poll hits 33%. Clay says, "If Joe Biden's approval rating is at 33% in the New York Times poll, which is effectively an all-time low, I believe, for Biden, what is it in reality?" Just 26% of Democrats believe he should be renominated in 2024. NYT tells Biden not to run. Kamala Harris gives another nonsensical word salad answer on Roe v. Wade. Novak Djokovic wins Wimbledon, but he's barred from U.S. Open unless he gets covid shot. Blockbuster story: First 2 covid shots found to be only 5% effective, 3 shots only 20% effective. Blue states, NEA gearing up for mask, vax mandates. Randi Weingarten twists poll on politicization of schools. Follow Clay & Buck on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/clayandbuck See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New details emerge about the rape of a 10-year-old in Ohio whose abortion story made national headlines, a seismic demographic shift is taking place in both political parties, and unvaccinated Novak Djokovic wins Wimbledon but is still barred from the U.S. Get the facts first on Morning Wire.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Last weekend, Novak Djokovic won his fourth consecutive WImbledon title. But the real story of the tournament wasn't the Serbian superstar. It was opponent in the final -- the highly polarizing Nick Kyrgios. The talented Australian dominated headlines for two weeks, thanks to his usual brand of entertaining, breathtaking tennis, coupled with a series of hotly debated actions -- spitting toward a fan, breaking Wimbledon's all-white dress code, and provoking one opponent into an uncharacteristic emotional implosion. Today, Matt Futterman of the New York Times explains the many complicated questions around tennis's top villain, and why tournament organizers will or won't try to reign him in.More from Matt Futterman: https://www.nytimes.com/by/matthew-futtermanSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

New details emerge about the rape of a 10-year-old in Ohio whose abortion story made national headlines, a seismic demographic shift is taking place in both political parties, and unvaccinated Novak Djokovic wins Wimbledon but is still barred from the U.S. Get the facts first on Morning Wire.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Heyyyy, we missed you, too! This week on the pod, we're joined by Eloise Moran of @ladydirevengelooks for a hilarious discussion about her new book, The Lady Di Look Book: What Diana Was Trying to Tell Us Through Her Clothes, out July 19. You don't want to miss this chat! There's also the Cams at Polo, George's Wimbledon debut, the Clarence House invisible contract, Camilla's reinvention and ITV doc, Harry's memoir updates, Pippa's new baby girl and so much more. Grab a peach bellini and tune in!Presented by PureWow and Gallery Media Group. Follow all the royal happenings at purewow.com/royals. Shop Royally Obsessed sweatshirts and totes at shop.royallyobsessed.com. Follow us on Instagram at @RoyallyObsessedPodcast.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Barstool Sports is back in HQ, and for this week's show we're talking tennis. Barstool's very own Hubbs joins the show to talk this year's Wimbledon & how the game of tennis is gaining traction. Plus, US Open's viral social media manager, Gary, talks to us about his role in sports media, running the US Open account, and the importance of being tuned in to your audience to grow your brand. As always, we run through Erika's Boardroom, she answers your Q&A, and wraps up with her thoughts on some of this week's trending (and weirdest) news stories. (00:00:43) Boardroom (00:11:08) Q&A (00:19:41) Hubbs (00:37:49) US Open Social Media Manager (00:44:53) Circling Back

On This week's ATTITUDES! Erin updates us on the abortion battle, touching on Bidens executive order on abortion and the limitations. Erin also discusses the dress code protests at Wimbledon. Bryan discusses an Idaho classic rock radio station 96.9 The Eagle, changed its logo on facebook to celebrate Pride month. All this plus hoarding cocaine from a ladle, and keg stands. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Guest host Ben Lyons explains why 2-time MVP Nikola Jokic needs some help in Denver to make the Nuggets a championship team. Tennis Channel announcer Steve Weissman tells Ben why tennis is overdue for an influx of young energy from the likes of Wimbledon finalist Nick Kyrgios, says who's his choice as the sport's G.O.A.T. , and previews the next Grand Slam event on the calendar, the U.S. Open and whether Novak Djokovic will miss the event due to his covid-19 vaccination status. Brockman, TJ and Del Tufo recap the show's trip to New York for the Sports Emmys, and Ben reveals he's still reveling in Michigan finally ending their long losing streak to Ohio State in football. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices