ATP Tennis Radio Podcast

Candy Reid speaks to Heather Watson's coach Diego Veronelli about a wide range of subjects including his coaching philosophy, who he thinks is the best coach in the world and the state of tennis in his home country of Argentina.

Candy Reid speaks to James Trotman, coach of the hugely promising young British player Jack Draper.

Having retired from the game earlier in the year, former Wimbledon Doubles Champimon Freddie Nielsen speaks to Candy Reid about his career including his triumph at SW19, his two other titles and playing with Caroline Wozniacki, plus he speaks about his tennis-playing grandfather Kurt, who twice reached the final of the Wimbledon singles event and he also gives his views on upcoming stars of the Da...

- Podcast presented by Chris Bowers and Candy Reid - Interviews by Chris Bowers, Candy Reid, Richard Connelly & Ursin Caderas - Tim Henman and Lindsey Davenport feature by Tennis United TAYLOR FRITZ ON WHY HE GIVES HIS COACHES FEEDBACK  - ‘I want to tell the coach what I’m thinking in situations, why I did this, why I did that, because in my head it should give them a better understanding...

Broadcaster Chris Bowers speaks to the very first President of the ATP, Cliff Drysdale about how the association came about 50 years ago.

Dutch player Botic van de Zandschulp speak to Chris Bowers about his rapid rise up the Pepperstone ATP Rankings which included a run to the US Open Quarter-finals in 2021.

ATP Chairman Andrea Gaudenzi speaks to Formula One Group CEO, Stefano Domenicali, about the similarities between the two sports and the vision for the future as well as dicussing the intricacies of the ATP's new strategic plan 'One Vision'.

-Podcast presented by Chris Bowers -Interviews by Chris Bowers, Richard Connelly, Ursin Caderas & Sue Barker MATTEO BERRETTINI ON WINNING THE QUEENS TITLE  - ‘Every time I walk through these hallways and it’s tricky here, I get lost all the time in this clubhouse, it’s really tough, and I see all the names you know, all the champions of the past and the present and now knowing that it’s g...

Speaking to reporter Richard Connelly, former player and current coach of Frances Tiafoe, Wayne Ferreira looks back on winning the Queens Club title in 1992 and how surprised he was at not doing better at Wimbledon that year.

David Sammel, tennis coach and best-selling author of book 'Locker Room Power', talks to Candy Reid about the mental side of the game and what he's been working on with British player Liam Broady. Also being a close friend of coach and former player Andrew Richardson, they also discuss the work that Andrew did with Emma Raducanu on the way to winning the US Open.

-Podcast presented by Seb Lauzier -Interviews by Andrea Gaudenzi, Candy Reid, Ursin Caderas and Richard Connelly -Feature by ATP Uncovered ANDREA GAUDENZI ON ONE VISION  - ‘I think generally there is a big opportunity for our sport, we have over a billion fans, we are a global sport, we have a very strong women and men product, we have a lot of volume in terms of content which is exactly what...

American Denis Kudla joins Candy Reid to discuss his recent appearance in the final of the Surbiton Challenger and beating Andy Murray along the way as well as his views about the tactics that are needed when playing Rafael Nadal, playing with Frances Tiafoe at college and his thoughts about being born in Ukraine and the ongoing conflict.

This week's show is presented by tennis commentator Chris Bowers and legendary Australian player Mark Woodforde as the look back on events at Roland Garros... MARK WOODFORDE ON RAFAEL NADAL’S 14TH ROLAND GARROS TITLE  - ‘If I had been in his shoes and I thought this last year, what a way to go out on thirteen titles, that’s enough for me. It’s a record that won’t be touched in our lifeti...

L'Equipe tennis writer Julien Reboullet joins Chris Bowers to talk about the legacy the Jo-Wilfried Tsonga will leave as well as the history behind tennis' Four Musketeers and the importance of Yannick Noah to the game in the country.

Former player Gilles Muller joins presenter Chris Bowers to look back on the first week of action at Roland Garros as well as introducing interviews and features that include the following headlines... JO-WILFRIED TSONGA ON HIS RETIREMENT - ‘Gael Monfils said I was a role model and for me it was important to be this role model. Today I have players like Felix Auger-Aliassime, Nick Kyrgios tha...

Jill Craybas speaks to Slovak doubles player Filip Polasek about his need to retire from the game in 2013 due to injury and the long road back to the top of the game after a chance encounter with doubles legend Mike Bryan.

Broadcaster Chris Bowers is joined by WTA player Tamira Paszek to preview the men’s draw at Roland Garros and discuss some of the talking points arising from interviews and features with the following... NADAL ON ALCARAZ  - ‘He’s young and when you are young and very good, the process is faster then the normal people, so he is not a normal guy, like Novak was not a normal guy, like Roger was...

Speaking to the ATP'S Brendan Gilson, french player Jo-Wilfried Tsonga looks back on his highs and lows, as he prepares to call time on his career after Roland Garros.

This week we hear from British player Cameron Norrie on getting used to life among the game's elite, Andrey Rublev talks about his mindset, giant American Reilly Opelka speaks about his love of clay and doubles pair Lloyd Glasspool and Harri Heliovarra spill the beans on a manic week. We also hear from Rafa Nadal about his foot injury ahead of Roland Garros, but first stop is the final in Rom...

With the Gonet Geneva Open taking place next week, take a listen to Barry Cowan's chat with young Swiss player Jerome Kym, who was a hitting partner to the world's top players at last year's Nitto ATP Finals. Kym speaks about what it's like to be on the other side of the net from some of the best players in the world, practicing with Roger Federer and Stan Wawrinka, having a professional drummer a...

This week's show presented by Seb Lauzier contains the following interviews... CARLOS ALCARAZ ON WINNING IN MADRID -  ‘I believe in myself all of the time. I always say that I’m not going to play a final, I’m going to win a final, so I always think about it and go for it. I think I’m ready to win a Grand Slam and go for it. It’s a goal for me this year to get my first Grand Slam, so I’m going...

David Nalbandian speaks to Ursin Caderas about winning the Mutua Madrid Open Title in 2007 and beating Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer along the way, plus he speaks about coaching young Serbian player Miomir Kecmanovic.

Jill Craybas sits down with Juan Carlos Ferrero, coach to man of the moment, Carlos Alcaraz, to discuss his own career, what he's learnt, how he's shaped the fortunes of Alcaraz over the past few years and the goals for the future.

The official ATP Tour Podcast presented by Seb Lauzier and including interviews and features with... FELICIANO LOPEZ ON MAKING HIS DEBUT IN MADRID 20 YEARS AGO  - ‘2002 was an amazing event. Manolo Santana offered me a wildcard, I was a kid, 18 or 19 years old and I won two matches and then ended up playing Andre Agassi, who at that time was one of my idols. I played that match and I played g...

As he lays down the racquets for the final time at the Barcelona Open, former World Number 5 Tommy Robredo speaks to Ursin Caderas about his career and his future hopes.