Tennis.com Podcast
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Rome Reaction
Strange But True: As Roland Garros nears, should Novak Djokovic -- the man who beat Rafa in Monte Carlo -- or Maria Sharapova, who has but one loss on clay this season, be concerned? Peter Bodo, Richard Pagliaro, and Ed McGrogan discuss two notable omissi
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The Big Four, Today and Yesterday
Roger, Rafa, Nole, and Andy are a formidable foursome, but how do they compare to the "other" big four of Connors, Borg, McEnroe, and Lendl? Peter Bodo and Ed McGrogan dig into the numbers and the history books.
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Tennis Talk: Miami Memories, Davis Cup QFs, Sloane's...
Peter Bodo, Steve Tignor, and Ed McGrogan sat down to discuss what's next after a busy month of March in tennis.
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Miami: Hello Venus and Serena, Goodbye Roger and Rafa
The biggest story of this year's tournament Key Biscayne may be who's not there. Peter Bodo, Richard Pagliaro, and Ed McGrogan discuss a men's draw devoid of two big names, and a women's event that welcomes back two stars.
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Nadal and Berdych
Rafael Nadal and Tomas Berdych will meet for a spot in the Indian Wells final. Who will win, and what would a win mean to each man? Steve Tignor, reporting from Indian Wells, discusses with Ed McGrogan.
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All's Well at Indian Wells
All's Well at Indian Wells
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This Week in Tennis: Stunner in South America, Battle...
In the latest podcast, the TENNIS.com team considers the past (Horacio Zeballos' upset of Rafael Nadal in Chile), the present (four intriguing tournaments around the globe), and the future (of U.S. tennis tournaments).
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This Week in Tennis: Remembering Arthur Ashe; Rafa's...
On a busier-than-usual February week in tennis, Peter Bodo, Steve Tignor, and Ed McGrogan come together to discuss the 20th anniversary of Ashe's passing, Nadal in Chile, Andy Murray's doping comments, and an eventful round of Davis Cup.
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Davis Cup Discussion: The First Round
February Madness begins on Friday, with eight World Group ties taking place around the world. Peter Bodo, Richard Pagliaro, and Ed McGrogan talk about what we can expect from the first round of Davis Cup play.
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Final Preview Podcast: Djokovic vs. Murray
The men's final is setting up to be a defining match in the careers of Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray, two players with similar games and impressive victories during this fortnight Down Under. Steve Tignor and Ed McGrogan break down their title fight.
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Final Preview Podcast: Azarenka vs. Li
They both won their semis in straight sets, but Victoria Azarenka and Li Na enter the Australian Open final on different notes. Steve Tignor and Ed McGrogan look back at their semifinal victories and break down the women's title match.
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Semifinal Preview Podcast: Federer vs. Murray
Andy Murray holds the head-to-head edge and has had a far either path to the semis, but Roger Federer has never lost to the Scot at a Slam. Will that hold true once again? Steve Tignor and Ed McGrogan discuss a marquee men's semifinal.
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Quarterfinal Questions
Many of this year's Aussie Open quarters look great on paper, but will they be as compelling in practice? Reporting from Melbourne, Steve Tignor gives his thoughts on Stephens/Serena, Federer/Tsonga, Azarenka/Kuznetsova, and more matches.
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Australian Open Podcast: Venus vs. Maria
The first marquee match of the 2013 Aussie Open is set, with Venus Williams facing Maria Sharapova on Day 5. Checking in from Melbourne, Steve Tignor predicts a winner, and looks at Novak Djokovic's prospects for a third consecutive title.
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And We're Off!
A new season has begun, and already much has happened. Ed McGrogan, Peter Bodo, and Richard Pagliaro discuss the first two weeks' worth of action, and look ahead to the Australian Open.
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Hello, 2013: The Top Topics in Women's Tennis
Will the WTA sustain momentum as it rings in the new year? Plus, will anyone win a major besides Serena, Maria, or Vika? And who's due for a rebound in 2013? Peter Bodo, Steve Tignor, Richard Pagliaro and Ed McGrogan discuss in a New Year's Day podcast.
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Goodbye, 2012: The Top Topics in Men's Tennis
As 2012 comes to a close, we wonder what's to come: Is there more than just the Big Four? And is there hope for American fans? Peter Bodo, Steve Tignor, Richard Pagliaro and Ed McGrogan discuss in a New Year's Eve edition of the podcast.
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PowerShares Series Interview: Andre Agassi
Career Grand Slam champion Andre Agassi joins us to discuss his recent success in the PowerShares Series, his impressions about fellow legends of the game, and where he sees the ATP tour going in 2013.
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International Intrigue
Ed McGrogan and Peter Bodo discuss the compelling Davis Cup final between the Czech Republic and Spain, the state of international competition, and the official end of the professional tennis season.
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PowerShares Series Interview: Michael Chang
1989 French Open champion Michael Chang joins the podcast to discuss the 2012 PowerShares Series, what it's like to play against the legends of the game, and his preparation techniques.
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Focus on the Finals
The ATP World Tour Finals are over, but the tennis season isn't done yet. We recap London and look ahead to the Davis Cup final between Spain and the Czech Republic.
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PowerShares Series Interview: Pete Sampras
Former world number one and 14-time Grand Slam singles champion Pete Sampras joins the podcast to discuss his play in this year's PowerShares Series (two titles in three events), his schedule, and whether he has interest in Davis Cup.
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Weekend at the WTA Championships
The semifinals are set in Istanbul. Peter Bodo and Ed McGrogan discuss the upcoming matches and look back at a strong week in a strong WTA season.
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PowerShares Series Interview: Mats Wilander
Former world number one and seven-time Grand Slam singles champion Mats Wilander joins the podcast to discuss his participation in this year's PowerShares Series and the state of Swedish tennis.
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PowerShares Series Interview: Ivan Lendl
In this episode of the TENNIS.com podcast, we entertain special guest and eight-time Grand Slam champion Ivan Lendl, who talks about his upcoming PowerShares Series matches, his preparation for the season, and the unfortunate NHL lockout.
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The Racquet Scientist Podcast: Race vs. Ranking
Should we consider players' performance over the last 12 months, or in the calendar year, to determine their ranking? You had your say; now, Peter Bodo and Ed McGrogan return with their takes.
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PowerShares Series Interview: John McEnroe
In this episode of the TENNIS.com podcast, we entertain special guest John McEnroe, who talks about the upcoming Powershares Series, his preparation, and the pro game.
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Weekend in Review: A Trio of Top-Notch Tournaments
No matter where you turned, there was significant tennis occurring in Asia. Steve Tignor and Ed McGrogan review Kei Nishikori's upset-filled Tokyo title run, as well as the men's and women's tournaments in Beijing.
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The Racquet Scientist Podcast: A Fifth Grand Slam?
Does tennis need another Grand Slam? Is it even possible to add one? And how do the season-ending championships factor into this discussion? Ed McGrogan and Peter Bodo debate a hotly contested issue.
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Today in Tennis with Steve Tignor, September 24
After a busy weekend of play, the WTA's best -- sans Serena -- convene in Tokyo, while the ATP heads to Asia. We discuss it all.
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Fall Ball
No one can agree on what should be done to the fall tennis season, so we discuss what we know will take place -- and offer our recommendations for change, as well.
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Davis Cup Discussion
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Live from the U.S. Open: Men's Quarterfinal Talk
Reporting from the U.S. Open, Richard Pagliaro and Ed McGrogan break down the Federer-Berdych and Cilic-Murray quarterfinals.
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Roddick Reflections
Reporting from Flushing Meadows, Richard Pagliaro and Ed McGrogan discuss the soon-to-be-retired Andy Roddick's game, personality, and future.
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The U.S. Open Preview Podcast
With the draws done, we draw conclusions from the season's final major at Flushing Meadows.
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Olympic Overview
After two rounds of play, what have we learned from the Olympics? Peter Bodo and Ed McGrogan recap the latest results, including Andy Roddick's desultory loss, Venus Williams' inspiring win, and the marathon between Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and Milos Raonic.
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The Racquet Scientist Podcast: Olympic Tennis
It's a debate that continues to divide opinion: Does tennis belong in the Olympics? We respond to your comments.
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Let the Games Begin
How are Andy Roddick's medal chances in London; and, should mixed doubles even be a medal event? With the Olympics days away, Pete Bodo and Ed McGrogan address some of the hot topics surrounding tennis' return to the All England Club.
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The Racquet Scientist Podcast: Americans in Atlanta &...
Peter Bodo discussed a de facto U.S. National Championship and the state of Nadal's injury in this week's Racquet Scientist posts. We gauge your reaction in our follow-up podcast.
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London Calls Back
Wimbledon is behind us, but the tennis world returns to the All England Club in two weeks for the Olympics. Peter Bodo and Ed McGrogan discuss the quick transition and the key players involved.
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Wimbledon: The Final Chat
With the women's final fresh in mind and a historic men's final at hand, there's plenty for Steve Tignor and Ed McGrogan to discuss. We recap Serena's win over Radwanska and look ahead to Federer-Murray.
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The Semis are Settled
Andy Murray's four-set win over David Ferrer finalized the men's final four. We discuss Wednesday's quarterfinals and look ahead to the semifinals of both draws.
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Wimbledon: Rafa/Rosol Reaction
It's been a busy couple of days at the All England Club, with Rafael Nadal losing to Lukas Rosol, Gilles Simon's controversial comments, and a surprising setback from Milos Raonic. We discuss it all in the podcast.
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Wimbledon: Round One Recap
With the first round (almost) in the books at the All England Club, Steve Tignor and Ed McGrogan look back at the matches that mattered most.
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Podcast from Paris: Semifinals Set
It's down to the final four in both draws. Reporting from Paris, Steve Tignor gives his take on the four French Open semifinals.
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Podcast from Paris: Separation Begins
The atmosphere at Roland Garros is changing, with fewer players and greater stakes. Does Roger Federer's latest four-set match portend trouble? And which American stands the best chance of joining Sloane Stephens in the last 16? Steve Tignor gives his ans
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Previewing Paris
Paying homage to a French Open five-setter, we comprehensively break down each quarter of the men's and women's draws.
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Closing the Madrid Open
From ageless champions to fascinating finalists to an irked ATP Top 2, there was much to take away from this year's controversial installment of the Madrid Open. Steve Tignor and Ed McGrogan banter about the blue one more time.
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Making Sense of Madrid
Blue clay, Serena and Roger return, and of course, a possible Nole vs. Rafa final -- there's lots to discuss before the Madrid Open begins, and our editors do just that.
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More on Monte Carlo
The editors look at both sides of Rafael Nadal's convincing win over Novak Djokovic in Monte Carlo, and debate its long-term meaning.
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Clay-Court Preview Podcast: The Women
Stuttgart will unofficially kick off the WTA's red clay season. We discuss some of the big names in attendance, and one who won't be there.
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Clay-Court Preview Podcast: The Men
Is Isner the next Soderling? Andy Murray: Clay-court threat? And who will reign when the dirt is done, Nole or Rafa? We discuss before Monte Carlo gets underway.
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Au Revoir, Hard Courts
Before we get talking about clay, we look back at what happened to Djokovic, Radwanska, Murray, Sharapova, and Nadal at the final hard-court tournament of the spring, Miami.
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Press Room Podcast: Miami Men's Final Preview
What was the scene like in Miami when Rafael Nadal withdrew? What can we glean from Andy Murray's free-pass heavy tournament? And what's different about Novak Djokovic this season? Reporting from Miami, Peter Bodo answers all of these questions and decide
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Press Room Podcast: Miami Women's Final Preview
Maria Sharapova goes for her first title of 2012, while Agnieszka Radwanska aims for the biggest title of her career. Reporting from Miami, Peter Bodo previews the match.
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Press Room Podcast: Miami, March 28
Two women's semifinalists have been determined, and two will be today. Reporting from Miami, Peter Bodo discusses the WTA draw.
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Miami Preview Podcast
As the tours conclude the spring hard-court swing in Miami, we break down every quarter of the men's and women's draws.
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The Indian Wells Podcast: Men's Final Preview
Can John Isner follow his upset of Novak Djokovic with a win over Roger Federer in the Indian Wells final? Steve Tignor and Ed McGrogan preview the match, and look at what yesterday's semifinal losses mean for Nole and Rafael Nadal.
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The Indian Wells Podcast: Men's Semifinals
Federer versus Nadal; Djokovic versus ... Isner? Yup. Steve Tignor and Ed McGrogan discuss both men's semifinals.
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The Indian Wells Podcast: March 15
Victoria Azarenka still hasn't lost this season, and appears to be getting stronger. Who is the biggest remaining threat to her at Indian Wells? Plus, Steve Tignor and Ed McGrogan break down all four men's quarterfinals.
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The Indian Wells Podcast: March 13
With Federer vs. Raonic and the entire women's fourth round on today's schedule, Steve Tignor and Ed McGrogan connect for another chat. Plus, what's eating with Mardy Fish?
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Press Room Podcast: Indian Wells, March 12
Steve Tignor discusses the strong play of three young Americans -- Christina McHale, Jamie Hampton, and Ryan Harrison -- from the nerve center at Indian Wells.
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The Gear Podcast
What do we look for when testing racquets? Gear editor Justin diFeliciantonio discusses the process in a special edition of the podcast.
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All About Azarenka
It's time to take stock of Victoria Azarenka's 17-0 start to 2012, and what it means going forward.
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Davis Cup Discussion
After eight World Group ties, we discuss the victorious quarterfinalists and look at where it went wrong for the defeated Swiss.
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Davis Cup Discussion, and More
Before we dabble in the opening round of Davis Cup, Pete Bodo, Steve Tignor, and Ed McGrogan talk about the latest off-court news involving Rafael Nadal and Arantxa Sanchez Vicario.
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The Australian Open Podcast: Wrap-Up Edition
The season's first Slam is behind us -- and Richard Pagliaro, Pete Bodo, and Ed McGrogan are here to give their thoughts on what happened.
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The Australian Open Podcast, Day 14
Ed McGrogan reacts to an epic final where Novak Djokovic outlasted Rafael Nadal in five hours and 53 minutes.
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The Australian Open Podcast, Day 13
We're back with a vengeance to talk about Azarenka's assault of Sharapova, the latest installment of Nadal-Djokovic, and the futures of Andy Murray and Roger Federer.
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The Australian Open Podcast, Day 10
The semifinals are set. Steve Tignor and Ed McGrogan discuss somewhat-convincing quarterfinal wins by Sharapova, Kvitova, Murray, and Djokovic.
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The Australian Open Podcast, Day 9
It's Roger vs. Rafa and Cljisters vs. Azarenka in the semis. How did we get there? Steve Tignor and Ed McGrogan discuss.
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The Australian Open Podcast, Day 8
The fourth round concluded with drama on both the men's and women's sides. We discuss Serena's shocking loss and Novak's mini-scare -- and much more.
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The Australian Open Podcast, Day 7
At the halfway point of Oz, Steve Tignor and Ed McGrogan discuss Federer's latest reminder, Kim Clijsters' improbable escape, and what happens when tennis and wrestling collide.
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The Australian Open Podcast, Day 6
The fourth round is finalized, with Lleyton Hewitt claiming the final spot. We discuss the Aussie's upset of Milos Raonic and preview tomorrow's titanic matches in the latest podcast.
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The Australian Open Podcast, Day 5
Steve Tignor and Ed McGrogan give their thoughts on the Dolgopolov-Tomic night match, Federer's conquering of Karlovic, and potential women's finalists, plus, look ahead to Hewitt-Raonic.
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The Australian Open Podcast, Day 4
Roddick's retirement, Hewitt's hitting, Ferrer's scare, and Petra's perseverance: We discuss these topics and more in our Day 4 review.
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The Australian Open Podcast, Day 3
Steve Tignor and Ed McGrogan discuss challenge controversy in Isner-Nalbandian and recap Day 3's memorable happenings.
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The Australian Open Podcast, Day 2
Reporting from Melbourne, Steve Tignor recaps the second day of play -- Stosur's upset loss, Murray-Harrison, late-night Tsonga and more -- with stateside editor Ed McGrogan.
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The Australian Open Podcast, Day 1
Reporting from Melbourne, Steve Tignor recaps the first day of play with stateside editor Ed McGrogan.
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Australian Open Preview: The Men
Peter Bodo and Ed McGrogan discuss who's hot -- and who's not -- among the top men before Oz begins.
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The Merits of Murray, Raonic, and Tsonga
Which opening-week ATP champ will have the brightest season? Pete Bodo, Steve Tignor, and Ed McGrogan discuss in the latest podcast, and consider this week's loaded WTA Sydney draw.
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A career on the rise, and one on the decline?
After visiting John McEnroe's academy in New York City, Peter Bodo talks about a player who caught his eye -- as well as Serena Williams, who grabbed his attention for other reasons.
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New Year, Same Old?
A new tennis season has begun, but will the old guard of Serena and Clijsters continue their winning ways? We discuss, and look at the headlines made by Djokovic and Murray over the weekend.
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Inside the Writers Studio: Steve Tignor
How was this year's Top 10 matches list comprised? Was it easy or difficult to assemble? And what makes a match (or a YouTube clip) great? Listen to find out.
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Talking Tennis: Roger Rolls in London
What did the Federer-Tsonga final mean going forward - for both men? We discuss, and preview the Davis Cup final between Spain and Argentina.
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A Look at London from New York
Murray's out early, Federer-Nadal Part 26 and Djokovic's opportunity: We discuss the happenings in London.
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The Players of Paris: Weekend in Review
What did Paris portend for Federer, Tsonga and Isner? We discuss, and look at what's next for the world's Top 2.
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A Finale, And a Final Push
The WTA ended its season in Istanbul, but the ATP keeps churning out loaded, late-year tournaments -- in Basel and Valencia, this week. We discuss it all in the latest podcast.
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Previewing the WTA Championships
The WTA has taken its season-ending talent show to Turkey. We break down the elite eight.
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After Asia: What's Next in Tennis
The tours head into the home stretch with the year-end championships and Cup finals on the horizon. We take stock of the tennis landscape and look back at Andy Murray's latest title run in Shanghai.
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Shanghai Summary: After Four Days
Upsets and omissions have given us four unlikely quarterfinals in China. Steve Tignor and Ed McGrogan discuss them, Rafa's recent loss and the sparse crowds in Shanghai.
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Damsels in Distress, and More
Is a Slam win a curse in the WTA? We discuss this topic, Serena at 30, ATP unrest and the fall circuit in the latest podcast.
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Podcast - Fantastic Fall or Apathetic Autumn?
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U.S. Open Podcast: Rainy Day Chat
Steve Tignor and Ed McGrogan look ahead to the women's quarterfinals and what the men face -- when the weather improves.
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Live from Flushing Meadows: Day 1 Podcast
Steve Tignor and Ed McGrogan recap the opening day of the 2011 U.S. Open.
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The 2011 U.S. Open, Quarter by Quarter
We break down the women's and men's draws of the season's final Grand Slam tournament.
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Rogers Cup Weekend Preview
With the Montreal and Toronto semifinals set, we break down all four matches.
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Stanford, Los Angeles and Beyond
Serena's success is the big story, but there's lots more to discuss about a busy week in tennis.
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Attention: Atlanta
This week's tournament in Atlanta is rife with aspiring Americans, young and old.
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The Dog Days of Summer
What's worth watching in July? We discuss in the podcast.
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Podcast - Wimbledon Week One Wrap
With the first week of play finalized, we examine all 16 of Monday's fourth-rounders.
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Dissecting the Draws: Wimbledon
Can anyone besides the Top 4 men win it all at the All England Club? And despite significant time away from the game, is this tournament Venus' or Serena's to lose? Richard Pagliaro, Peter Bodo and Ed McGrogan break down both Wimbledon draws.
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Terre Battue Takeaways
With the French Open finished, we discuss the major themes that emerged on the men's and women's side.
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Podcast from Paris: Semifinal Previews
We discuss the men's and women's final four matches from the French.
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Podcast from Paris: Day 5
Steve Tignor and Ed McGrogan discuss Clijsters' loss, Sharapova's near-loss, Nadal's form and look ahead to Del Potro-Djokovic.
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Podcast from Paris: Day 2
Steve Tignor and Ed McGrogan discuss Monday's matches from Roland Garros and look ahead at what's to come.
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Bracket Breakdown: Roland Garros
We take a quarter-by-quarter look at the men's and women's French Open draws.
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Recapping Rome
Are Novak Djokovic and Maria Sharapova, this year's Rome champions, the favorites at the French? We look back at this weekend's play and look ahead to the upcoming Slam.
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Making Sense of Madrid
The Rome Masters is already upon us, but before we get to that, we must discuss the happenings in Madrid.
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Madrid Musings
It's a busy month in tennis, starting with the combined event in Madrid. We look at the top players on the men's side and discuss a Williams- and Clijsters-less women's draw.
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Donald & Djokovic: What's Next
Donald Young and Novak Djokovic are in the spotlight, but for completely different reasons. We discuss the futures of both men.
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Monte Carlo, Murray and Melanie
After final-round losses in Indian Wells and Miami, did Rafael Nadal need to win Monte Carlo? Is Andy Murray officially “back” after his encouraging performance? And where does the U.S. Fed Cup team -- now out of the World Group -- go from here? We answer
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Podcast - Monte Carlo Musings
We all expect Rafa to roll in Monte Carlo, where he's won six straight titles. But what do we expect from Murray and Federer in a Djokovic-less draw?
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Making Sense of Miami
Djokovic beats Nadal -- again -- Federer falls hard and Azarenka shuts down Sharapova: We recap the end of Miami.
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Live from Miami: Stacked Schedule
Peter Bodo gives his thoughts on what's already transpired -- and what's to come -- on a busy Tuesday at the Sony Ericsson Open.
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Coast to Coast
With the tours heading to Miami, Pete Bodo discusses what's at stake for Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer, Caroline Wozniacki and Kim Clijsters.
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Live from Indian Wells: Final Previews
It's Wozniacki vs. Bartoli and Nadal vs. Djokovic -- Steve Tignor offers his thoughts on both Indian Wells finals.
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Live from Indian Wells: The Final Friday
With the end of BNP Paribas Open near, we preview the Wozniacki-Sharapova and Nadal-del Potro semis, and wonder how Federer will hold up after a busy day.
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Live from Indian Wells: Young American Splendor
It's been a great tournament so far for young Americans – and we don't mean the usual suspects. Steve Tignor and Ed McGrogan discuss this trend, Rafael Nadal's form and preview the Dolgopolov-Del Potro third-rounder.
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Live from Indian Wells: Early Round Chat
Steve Tignor discusses the best early-round matches at the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells.
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World Group Wrap
With the first round of World Group ties in the books, we react to the results and look ahead to what's next in Davis Cup.
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Djokovic vs. Federer, Again
Novak and Roger have worked their way through the Dubai draw and will meet in the final. Will Federer atone for his straight-sets loss to Djokovic in Australia? Plus, thoughts on Nicolas Almagro and Caroline Wozniacki.
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Youth is Served
Young guns Milos Raonic and Petra Kvitova upset top seeds in their respective finals. The editors discuss the results of San Jose, Paris and more in the latest podcast.
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Focus on Fed Cup
With the opening round of Fed Cup behind us, the editors discuss the results and look ahead to the semis.
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Deep Thoughts: Aussie Open Edition
What can we take away from the year's first major? The editors discuss in the latest podcast.
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Australian Open Day 14 Recap
Reporting from Melbourne, Steve Tignor recaps his day at the Australian Open.
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Australian Open Day 13 Recap
Reporting from Melbourne, Steve Tignor recaps his day at the Australian Open.
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Australian Open Day 11 Recap
Reporting from Melbourne, Steve Tignor recaps his day at the Australian Open.
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Australian Open Day 10 Recap
Reporting from Melbourne, Steve Tignor recaps his day at the Australian Open.
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Australian Open Day 9 Recap
Reporting from Melbourne, Steve Tignor recaps his day at the Australian Open.
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Australian Open Day 7 Recap
Reporting from Melbourne, Steve Tignor recaps his day at the Australian Open.
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Australian Open Day 6 Recap
Reporting from Melbourne, Steve Tignor recaps his day at the Australian Open.
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Australian Open Day 5 Recap
Reporting from Melbourne, Steve Tignor recaps his day at the Australian Open.
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Australian Open Day 4 Recap
Reporting from Melbourne, Steve Tignor recaps his day at the Australian Open.
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Australian Open Day 3 Recap
Reporting from Melbourne, Steve Tignor recaps his day at the Australian Open.
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Australian Open Day 2 Recap
Reporting from Melbourne, Steve Tignor recaps his day at the Australian Open.
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Australian Open Day 1 Recap
Reporting from Melbourne, Steve Tignor recaps his day at the Australian Open.
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Live from Melbourne: Australian Open Preview
Reporting from Melbourne, Steve Tignor breaks down the men's and women's draws with stateside editor Ed McGrogan.
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Warm-Up Wrap-Up
Federer was flawless and Soderling was sensational in Week 1. We talk about their Aussie Open chances and what to make of Juan Martin del Potro.
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Opening Impressions of 2011
Sharapova, Ivanovic, Nishikori and Roddick have already captured our attention in this new season.
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The Predictions Podcast
What's in store for 2011? The editors take their best guesses in the latest podcast.
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The Federer vs. Nadal Exhibitions
When it's not for real, Roger vs. Rafa isn't as rousing.
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The Best Matches of 2010
From Down Under to the Davis Cup Final, we look back at our favorite matches of the season.
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Davis Cup Discussion
We discuss Serbia's come-from-behind win over France in the Davis Cup final as well as the future of the competition.
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Davis Cup Final
Belgrade will be bellowing when France meets Serbia on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Can Novak Djokovic give his country its first Davis Cup title?
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Roger Beats Rafa
Roger Federer earned a rare win over Rafael Nadal in London. We look back at the match and discuss what it means going forward.
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Q&A Session
Should Elena Dementieva be in the Hall of Fame? What's Andy Roddick's outlook for next season? And how much money do tennis broadcasts bring in? Find out in a mailbag edition of the podcast.
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Final Word on the Fed Cup Final
The U.S. lost in the Fed Cup final for the second consecutive year. We discuss what went wrong, and look back at last weekend's men's events.
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Fed Cup Final
The United States and Italy meet for the second straight year in the Fed Cup final. Can the Americans win this time around?
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WTA Wrap
Who was the WTA player of the year, and what's in store for the women's tour in 2011? We discuss.
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Dementieva's Done
The editors discuss Elena Dementieva's sudden retirement, Jim Courier's new post and Thomas Muster's comeback.
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Critiquing the Championships
The season-ending championships are supposed to be a showcase event for the tours. But are they?
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Andy and Ana
Andy Murray won yet another Masters title, while Ana Ivanovic won her first title in two years. We discuss both champions.
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Shanghai Semifinals
Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic meet again, but could a resurgent Andy Murray – or even Juan Monaco – be the ultimate winner?
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Shanghai Preview
The top names in men's tennis reunite in Shanghai. We consider the contenders.
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Berdych Baffles
Wimbledon finalist Tomas Berdych has been dreadful since his breakthrough in London. We examine why, and talk about the state of former No. 1 Maria Sharapova.
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The Fall of Nadal
After winning the U.S. Open, Rafael Nadal doesn't appear to be slowing down. We discuss his objectives this fall, plus Caroline Wozniacki's quest for No. 1 and Ryan Harrison's new coach.
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Focus on the Fall
What does the future hold for del Potro? What's Nadal's motivation? And how does Date Krumm do it? We answer all these questions and more.
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Davis Cup Wrap
In the latest installment of Davis Cup, France and Serbia advanced to the final, and the U.S. stayed in the top tier.
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The Davis Cup Returns
The U.S. Open is over, but Davis Cup is just heating up. We preview this weekend's ties.
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Closing the Open
Was Rafael Nadal's latest performance the finest of his career? We discuss Rafa, Roger, the roof and more in our U.S. Open recap.
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Day 13 at the U.S. Open
The editors discuss the day's events live from Flushing Meadows.
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Day 12 at the U.S. Open
The editors discuss the day's events live from Flushing Meadows.
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Day 11 at the U.S. Open
The editors discuss the day's events live from Flushing Meadows.
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Day 10 at the U.S. Open
The editors discuss the day's events live from Flushing Meadows.
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Day 9 at the U.S. Open
The editors discuss the day's events live from Flushing Meadows.
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Day 8 at the U.S. Open
The editors discuss the day's events live from Flushing Meadows.
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Day 7 at the U.S. Open
The editors discuss the day's events live from Flushing Meadows.
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Day 6 at the U.S. Open
The editors discuss the day's events live from Flushing Meadows.
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Day 5 at the U.S. Open
The editors discuss the day's events live from Flushing Meadows.
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Day 4 at the U.S. Open
The editors discuss the day's events live from Flushing Meadows.
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Day 3 at the U.S. Open
The editors discuss the day's events live from Flushing Meadows.
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Day 2 at the U.S. Open
Editors of TENNIS magazine discuss the days events at the U.S. Open
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Day 1 at the U.S. Open
There wasn't much drama on Ashe on the Open's opening day, but there was on Court 11, where Gael Monfils survived against Robert Kendrick.
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U.S. Open Women's Preview (Part 2)
We break down the U.S. Open draws – and chat with tour players – at the BNP Paribas Taste of Tennis.
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U.S. Open Men's Preview (Part 1)
We break down the U.S. Open draws – and chat with tour players – at the BNP Paribas Taste of Tennis.
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Closing In on the Open
With Toronto and Cincinnati in the books, we discuss the prospects of Federer, Nadal and others at Flushing Meadows.
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Blake's Fast Fall
A year ago, James Blake was ranked in the Top 25. Now, he's outside the Top 100. We discuss the American's sudden plight.
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Weekend in Review
It was a great weekend for Andy Murray and Kim Clijsters. It wasn't so great for fans watching them on TV. We discuss both in the latest podcast.
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Looking Down the Road
The Williams sisters committed to the Fed Cup final, but should we believe them? Plus, thoughts on Roger shooting for 20 Slams.
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Sveta and David Return
Svetlana Kuznetsova and David Nalbandian came out of nowhere to win tournaments last week. Can either player keep it going at the bigger events?
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Reading the Maple Leaves
The ATP's biggest names return to action next week in Toronto. We look ahead to this important U.S. Open tune-up.
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California Love
From the Bryan brothers' record-setting performance to fantastic finals by Querrey and Azarenka, there was a lot to like out West.
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Federer's New Coach
After two consecutive Grand Slam quarterfinal losses, Roger Federer hired Paul Annacone as coach. We discuss the move.
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Open Season
With Serena and Justine out for the summer events, who will take advantage on the WTA tour?
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Welcome Back, Atlanta
As the ATP tour returns to Atlanta, we discuss the state of Andy Roddick's game and tennis' television arrangements. Plus, a word on Nicole Vaidisova.
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The Dog Days of Summer
There's a bit of a break until the next Slam, but the tours haven't stopped chugging along. Plus, is Novak Djokovic ready to break through - again?
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Best Ever?
We discuss Serena's status on the greatest-ever list, Rafa's brilliance on grass and the upcoming Davis Cup matchups.
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Looking at the Last Eight
The possibility of a fifth all-Williams Wimbledon final on went out the window Tuesday when Tsvetana Pironkova defeated Venus Williams in straight sets in the quarterfinals. We discuss the state of the women's game and look ahead to the men's quarters.
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Making History
The new longest match in tennis history should hold that title for a long time. We take a look at John Isner and Nicolas Mahut's 11-hour, three-day marathon and discuss whether Wimbledon should implement fifth-set tiebreakers.
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Wimbledon Preview
Rafa's return to the All England Club means a Federer-Nadal final, right? And can anyone prevent another all-Williams showdown? We break down the men's and women's Wimbledon draws.
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Querrey Takes Queen's
Sam Querrey's triumph at Queen's Club gave American tennis fans another reason to hope, while Roger Federer's loss in Halle gave his fans another reason to worry. We discuss what's next on grass.
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Turf Talk
Andy Roddick, a king of Queen's Club, bowed out early in this year's Wimbledon tune-up. We discuss his game, Andy Murray's chances at SW19, and more.
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French Finals: Final Look
Schiavone stunned Stosur, while Rafa rocked Robin. We review this year's French Open finals and look ahead to what's next.
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French Final Forecast
Robin and Rafa meet again in Paris, this time at the end. On the women's side, a new champion will be crowned. Listen and see who our editors think will go all the way at the French.
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Surprising Semis
The final foursomes at the French don't include Federer, Serena or Venus – not that the remaining players seem to mind. We preview the men's and women's semifinal matches at Roland Garros.
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Rain and Roland Garros
With the French Open underway, the gang discusses the good (Andy Roddick, John Isner), the bad (the rain) and the ugly (Sam Querrey) of week one.
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French Open Preview
With the Roland Garros brackets out, the gang breaks down the men's and women's tournaments.
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Madrid in Review
Rafael Nadal showed us – once again – that he's the King of Clay, while Aravane Rezai came through with her first major victory.
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Spanish Stunners Assessing the damage after a chaotic...
Henin, Sharapova, Wozniacki, Serena... almost. The women's draw in Madrid has already been decimated. What's in store on the men's side?
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