Perhaps best known as the mother of Andy and Jamie Murray, JUDY MURRAY is a top level coach who is incredibly influential within the sport.
Posted in: Coaches
ALEX CORRETJA talks TENNIS with CRAIG SHAPIRO [Ep45]
Former world #2 ALEX CORRETJA describes what it was like to play a teenage Rafael Nadal and what he learned playing a puking Pete Sampras at the US Open.
Posted in: Other Insiders
BRIAN EARLEY talks TENNIS with CRAIG SHAPIRO [Ep44]
Former US OPEN Tournament Ref BRIAN EARLEY talks: the rules of tennis; most difficult parts of officiating; and which tennis player is the most congenial.
US OPEN SPECIAL: BIANCA ANDREESCU & MICHAEL JOYCE talk with CRAIG SHAPIRO [Ep43]
US Open Champion BIANCA ANDREESCU discusses her unbelievable year on the podcast. Also, top WTA coach Michael Joyce breaks down the men’s draw.
US OPEN SPECIAL: BELINDA BENCIC & MICHAEL JOYCE talk with CRAIG SHAPIRO [Ep42]
World #13 BELINDA BENCIC discusses her preparations for the Open AND superstar coach MICHAEL JOYCE breaks down the women’s main draw.
Posted in: Current Players
SOFIA KENIN talks TENNIS with CRAIG SHAPIRO [Ep41]
World #20 SOFIA KENIN is coming into The US Open hot. Having Semi-Finaled her last two tournaments, she has her eye on the trophy AND world #1.
YEVGENY KAFELNIKOV talks TENNIS with CRAIG SHAPIRO [Ep40]
Russian tennis great YEVGENY KAFELNIKOV on how he became the best tennis player in the world, his thoughts on the current field of Russian players and more.
Posted in: Current Players
JARED DONALDSON talks TENNIS with CRAIG SHAPIRO [Ep39]
JARED DONALDSON offers an assessment of the current men’s field, explains how he went from amateur to pro, and shares the story of his injury and recovery
MATS WILANDER talks TENNIS with CRAIG SHAPIRO [Ep38]
MATS WILANDER explains why Federer’s Wimbledon loss is actually a positive indicator for his chances at The US Open, racquet science and his epic journey at 17.
STEVE FLINK talks TENNIS with CRAIG SHAPIRO [Ep37]
Steve Flink offers a look inside the life of a tennis journalist and shares what he thinks is the greatest tennis story of the modern era.