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Co-hosts Srihari and Nick are joined by guest Mario Boccardi to review the historic events that transpired during the 2023 US Open. Does the Novak Djokovic juggernaut continue? Is Coco Gauff finally the present, and no longer the future, of women's tennis? Listen along as we unpack everything in detail.
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Co-hosts Srihari and Nick are joined once again by guest Jack Edward, host of The On The Line Podcast, to look back at Wimbledon. Carlos Alcaraz's monumental win took this show's center stage, along with the thrills and spills in the women's singles draw. We also tried to make a forecast of what is to come next as we are entering the final months of the season.
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Co-hosts Srihari and Nick are joined once again by guest Jack Edward, host of The On The Line Podcast, to preview Roland Garros, the second Grand Slam of the season. They spoke in detail about the Women's Singles and Men's Singles draws, and made interesting predictions for the tournament.
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Co-hosts Srihari and Nick are joined by guest Jack Edward, host of The On The Line Podcast, to preview the upcoming ATP Masters 1000 tournament in Monte Carlo. They also spoke about the Miami Open that ended last week, and whether or not they will have an impact on the clay season that has just begun.
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Co-hosts Srihari and Nick are joined by guest John Silk from Talking Tennis for the second consecutive episode to preview the upcoming ATP Masters/WTA 1000 event in Miami. Along with the usual recap of relevant events leading up to this tournament, they spoke about the multiple potential Indian Wells re-matches on both the men's and the women's draws followed by predictions as is always the case.
(Note: Iga Swiatek withdrew from the Miami Open just after we recorded this episode)
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Co-hosts Srihari and Nick are joined by the guest for this episode John Silk from Talking Tennis to preview the upcoming Masters/WTA 1000 event in Indian Wells. As always, they did a brief wind-up of events that were the precursor to this tournament and painted a picture of what could unfold in the Californinan Desert.
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This episode, recorded back in November of 2022, features May from Twitter who is an avid fan of Daniil Medvedev. The three co-hosts and May talk about the best men's tennis players from the 1990s: Dominic Thiem and Daniil Medvedev. They discuss the impact of the two players, the significance of their achievements and how both players are similar in the way that they were not touted to be as successful as several other players from their same generation were.
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In this episode, we have co-hosts Srihari, Nick, and Jethro summarizing the 2023 Australian Open. It was certainly an event filled with upsets, surprises and most importantly great storylines for both the men's singles and the women's singles champions (Djokovic and Sabalenka respectively). They also talk about the rest of the players who were both busts and who had great runs at the event and try to paint a picture for what is to come over the next couple of months.
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Welcome back for Season 2, listeners! The 2023 tennis season is underway, and we are only a several hours away from the first Grand Slam of the year. For this episode, we have co-hosts Srihari and Nick previewing the men's singles and women's singles draws of the Australian Open. They analyze the potential match-ups, and also make predictions for who will eventually lift the titles.
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This week's episode for the Popcorn Tennis Podcast is an in-depth review of the WTA Finals that took place two weeks ago at Fortworth. To do so, we have co-hosts Nick Carter and Jethro Broughton along with our guest for this show Juan Ignacio, the WTA statsguru from Twitter. Nick, Jethro and Juan talk about the events that transpired at Fortworth, and try to paint a picture of what the WTA Tour is shaping up to be for 2023.
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This week's episode is an in-depth preview of the upcoming ATP Finals showdown in Turin. To do so, we have co-hosts Srihari Ravi and Jethro Broughton along with our guest for this show Gill Gross who is the host of YouTube show Monday Match Analysis and a broadcaster for Tennis Channel. Srihari, Jethro and Gill discussed the players from each of the groups, the match-up dynamics and also made predictions for which players will qualify for the SFs and who will eventually lift the Nitto ATP Finals title next Sunday.
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This episode featuring co-host Srihari Ravi and guest Vansh Vermani, co-host of the Tennis And Bagels Podcast and a contributor to Popcorn Tennis, is another trip down memory lane as we talk extensively about the Novak Djokovic vs Roger Federer rivalry. Probably not the most historically significant one amongst the Big 3 rivalries but there is no denying that fans of both players, and neutrals, were witness to some of the most spectacular tennis ever courtesy of these two legends.
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Tennis Origin Story #15: Vansh Vermani
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Co-host Nick Carter speaks at length with guests Myles David, host of the show Missing The Point, and Hanya El Ghetany, contributer of Popcorn Tennis. Nick and Myles did a recap of the WTA 1000 at Guadalajara last week and previewed the much anticipated WTA Finals beginning on October 31, followed by a separate segment on the Wimbledon ticketing system wherein Hanya offers her insights and perspective on the way Wimbledon sells its tickets and how it is unlike that of any other tennis tournament.
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Should Wimbledon Aim To Be More Contemporary?
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In this episode, we chronicle in detail the biggest rivalry in men's tennis (statistically) Novak Djokovic vs Rafael Nadal. We discuss each player's individual greatness, re-live some of their best matches, mention some of their more underrated clashes and also have a segment where we debate on whether this rivalry is the most significant one in men's tennis. To do so, we have co-hosts Srihari Ravi and Nick Carter along with guests Owen Lewis and Hanya El Ghetany who are contributors of Popcorn Tennis.
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The Fighter (Rafael Nadal)
The Challenger (Novak Djokovic)
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Our very first episode! We did a recap of the tournaments that were staged last week on the ATP Tour (Gijon and Florence) and the WTA Tour (San Diego), talked about the qualification for the ATP Finals and the WTA Finals, made predictions for the season ending tournaments and briefly spoke about the new changes implemented to the ATP Challenger Tour citing Popcorn Tennis contributor James Steel's article on the same. We had one of the co-creators of Popcorn Tennis Owen Lewis join us for the first 30 minutes as well.
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Evolving the Challenger Tour...
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