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Gigi Salmon and Nick McCarvel, presenter of the official podcast of the US Open, Courtside, preview the final major of the year from a bustling Manhattan, whilst former tour player Jill Craybas introduces exclusive interviews with 2017 US Open runner-up, Kevin Anderson, John Isner's coach, David Macpherson, qualifier, Bradley Klahn and Andre Agassi's former coach, Brad Gilbert.

Gigi Salmon and Naomi Cavaday reflect on Novak Djokovic's moment of history as he became the first singles player to achieve the Career Golden Masters. As well as looking back on a fantastic final against Roger Federer, we also bring you exclusive interviews with Marin Cilic's coach, Ivan Cinkus, Karen Khachanov, Mischa Zverev, Mike Bryan and his father, Wayne and we hear from Bruno Soares and Jamie Murray as they claimed their maiden Master's title.

Gigi Salmon and Miles Maclagan look back on events at the Rogers Cup in Toronto, where Rafael Nadal beat young star Stefanos Tsitsipas, to capture a record 33rd Masters 1000 crown. We also hear from the runner-ups' father, Apostolos Tsitsipas, plus Kevin Anderson's coach, Brad Stine discusses the South Africans stand-out season, Karen Khachanov's coach, Vedran Martic speaks to Jill Craybas and Tournament Referee Tony Cho talks about dealing with adverse weather and the shot clock.

This week, Pete Odgers and Naomi Cavaday look back on events in Washington where Sascha Zverev successfully defended his title. As well as hearing from the German, we also speak to his brother, Mischa. Kei Nishikori, Kyle Edmund and John Isner talk about the shot clock, Andy Murray discusses his comeback and Jill Craybas looks ahead to events this week in Toronto by speaking to Karl Hale, Tournament Director of the Rogers Cup presented by National Bank.

The clay court season is officially over with Nikoloz Basilashvili crowned champion in Hamburg, but the hard court season is right around the corner. Presenter Pete Odgers is joined by Miles Maclagan to review the German Open, look ahead to the US hard court series including Miles predictions for who will shine during this tournament and discuss the abundance of American players on the Tour. Plus we hear from International Tennis Hall of Fame inductee, Michael Stich.

A blockbuster ATP Tennis Radio Podcast this week as we hear from Roger Federer, Kevin Anderson, Kei Nishikori, Dominic Thiem, Milos Raonic and Stefanos Tsitsipas. Presenter Seb Lauzier is joined by former Fed Cup player, Claire Curran to discuss the issues and talking points that the player's raise and ahead of the German Tennis Championships 2018 presented by Kampmann, we also hear from German stars Sascha Zverev and Max Marterer.

Gigi Salmon is joined by former players Naomi Cavaday and Jill Craybas and one of the leading commentators on tour, Nick Lester to look back over a scintillating fortnight action at Wimbledon.

Presenter Gigi Salmon is joined by Australian commentator and a familiar voice on ATP Tennis Radio, Peter Marcato as they look back on the first week of action at the All England Club and look ahead to an intriguing week 2. There's also in-depth interviews as Jill Craybas chats to doubles legend, Mark Woodforde and Miles Maclagan talks to 1983 Wimbledon runner-up Chris Lewis as he looks back on his final with John McEnroe and also talks about how fitness regimes have changed over the years.

Seb Lauzier is joined by Andy Murray’s former coach, Miles Maclagan as they sit down in a cafe in the Wimbledon Village to preview the 2018 Championships. As well as discussing the draw and various talking points, there’s also an exclusive interview with Novak Djokovic’s coach, Marian Vajda, Ivan Ljubicic discusses working with Roger Federer, Riccardo Piatti talks about Borna Coric’s potential, Thierry van Cleemput explains why his charge, David Goffin, feels at ease in London and Steve Johnson and his coach, Craig Boynton, break down why it’s difficult to transition to grass.

A bumper edition of the ATP Tennis Radio Podcast looking back on events in Halle, where Borna Coric beat Roger Federer and the Fever Tree Championships in Queens where Marin Cilic defeated a resurgent Novak Djokovic. We hear from both champions, plus Catherine Whitaker speaks to Andy Murray, Gigi Salmon talks to Lleyton Hewitt and Seb Lauzier speaks to both Daniel Nestor and Damir Dzumhur.

This weeks show comes from the Queens Club in London on the eve of the Fever Tree Championships. Presenter Seb Lauzier is joined by Tournament Director, Stephen Farrow to look over a packed draw which includes the return of Andy Murray. Other talking points include the change in title sponsorship and a new broadcast partner in Amazon Prime Video. We hear from the British number 2, plus Roland Garros doubles champions Nicolas Mahut and Pierre-Hughes Hebert look back on their recent Grand Slam success as they prepare for Queens and Roger Federer, Alexander Zverev, Dominic Thiem and Kei Nishikori discuss what it takes to transition from clay to grass. Not forgetting the Gerry Weber Open in Halle, we hear from Tournament Director, Ralf Weber about the changes to that tournament over the years.

Commentators Peter Marcato, Matt Brown and Nick McCarvel join presenter Gigi Salmon to look back over the last two weeks of Roland Garros, a tournament in which Rafael Nadal celebrated his 11th title.

Nadal's fine form continues, Sascha Zverev reaches a Grand Slam quarter-final for the first time and Italian Marco Cecchinato makes a name for himself; just a few of the headlines that presenter Gigi Salmon discusses with ATP Tennis Radio commentators Matt Brown and Peter Marcato as they look back on the first week of Roland Garros.

Gigi Salmon and Nick McCarvel discusses whether anyone can prevent Rafael Nadal from winning an eleventh Roland Garros title, plus we hear from Dominic Thiem, upcoming star, Stefanos Tsitsipas and Charlotte Gabas from beIN Sports France, looks at the chances for the home players.

Reaction as Rafael Nadal gets back to winning ways with victory over Alexander Zverev in the Internazionale BNL d'Italia. We also hear from Marin Cilic's coach, Ivan Cinkus, enigmatic Frenchman, Benoit Paire, Italy's Davis Cup Captain, Corrado Barazzutti and ATP Executive Chairman and President Chris Kermode on the NextGen ATP Finals in Milan.

Richard Connelly and Naomi Cavaday discuss Alexander Zverev's third Masters 1000 title in a year as well as looking back over the main talking points of the Mutua Madrid Open. We also hear from Rafael Nadal on his defeat to Dominic Thiem, Alex Corretja and Emilio Sánchez talk all things Spanish Tennis, Dusan Lajovic invites us to his coffee shop in Serbia and Freddie Rosengren tells us how he's building brit Kyle Edmund into a player who can regularly challenge at the top of the game.

Nick McCarvel is joined by Reem Abulleil from Dubai's Sport 360 and Eduardo Salan from SetBall Radio, the Mutua Madrid Open's official tournament radio station, to look ahead to the fourth Masters 1000 tournament of the season. The team discuss whether anyone stands a chance of preventing yet another clay-court title for Rafael Nadal and we also hear from Assistant Tournament Director, Feliciano Lopez and young Canadian, Denis Shapovalov, who progressed through to round 2 after one of the few first-round matches to be played on Sunday.

We hear from Rafael Nadal after another victory on the clay of Barcelona, plus Novak Djokovic explains why he's struggling to find his top form and coach David Sammel discusses the theory behind his book, Locker Room Power.

On this week's ATP Tennis Radio Podcast, Gigi Salmon and Arvind Parmar look back on events in Monte-Carlo where Rafael Nadal won his eleventh title. In addition, there are also exclusive interviews with Nadal's coach, Carlos Moya and runner-up Kei Nishikori's coach, Dante Bottini. Richard Gasquet talks about reaching 500 career victories alongside his coach, Fabrice Santoro and tennis great Boris Becker looks back on his career.

Tennis journalists Simon Cambers and Carole Bouchard join presenter Seb Lauzier as they sit down to preview the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters and discuss whether anyone can get close to beating Rafael Nadal this week. In addition, we also hear from top youngster, Stefanos Tsitsipas and doubles player Oliver Marach and also find out why former England and Liverpool midfielder Jamie Redknapp was spending time on court.