Episode 3 - Michael Chang Interview, French Open Review, Grass Preview
What did Michael Chang think when his coach told him that fourth round run would be a good result in the 1989 French Open? How did he cope with being the youngest-ever French Open champion? And who does he think is the most talented player in history? Find out in an exclusive, in-depth interview in Episode 3 of The Tennis Podcast. Meanwhile, with the clay court season reaching its climax and the grass court season about to begin, David Law and Catherine Whitaker ponder whether Novak Djokovic can complete the most extraordinary tennis comeback in history to hold all four Slams at the same time. All this is brought to you from inside The Queen's Club, home of the AEGON Championships, and it all gets a bit much for David. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
10 Kesä 201225min
Episode 2 - Gaston Gaudio interview, French Open update and what's the biggest Grand Slam upset in history?
After an embarassing Frech Open prediction, David holds his hands up in Episode 2, Catherine tries not to gloat and they talk Grand Slam upsets. Later, Gaston Gaudio tells The Tennis Podcast what John McEnroe's last words of advice were before the 2004 French Open final. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
3 Kesä 201228min
The Tennis Podcast Episode 1 - An interview with Carlos Moya, a French Open preview, and a few rows
Presented by tennis commentator David Law, the first episode of The Tennis Podcast features an exclusive, in-depth interview with former World No.1 Carlos Moya, predictions for the French Open, and a number of disagreements. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
27 Touko 201231min
