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The ATP's podcast featuring interviews with players and coaches plus discussion based around the tour's weekly events.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
A focused ATP listen that turns tour results, player interviews, and tennis debates into clear context for serious tennis fans.
The ATP Tennis Radio Podcast is a straight-on tennis listen, built around the tour as it is being played, won, and argued over. The sampled episodes stay close to the circuit, moving from Novak Djokovic's Nitto ATP Finals and Rolex Paris Masters wins to the Next Gen ATP Finals,…
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A measured tennis debate that treats greatness as a question, not a slogan.
The GOAT debate is handled as a serious tennis argument about how greatness should be measured: results, substance, style, and celebrity. Seb Lozier keeps the conversation clear, while Chris Bowers and Jill Krabus give it shape as it moves through Djokovic's record, Nadal's clay…
A thoughtful GOAT debate that weighs style and personality alongside greatness.
This ATP segment returns to the long-running GOAT debate and keeps the question where it belongs: who sits at the top of tennis history, and what should count when deciding.
A thoughtful preview that treats the Next Gen Finals as both a tournament and a development story.
ATP Tennis Radio Podcast treats the Next Gen ATP Finals as more than a year-end showcase, linking the Jeddah move to the event's place in the sport's next stage of growth.
Djokovic's Paris title and the finished Turin field anchor a calm ATP season-end check-in.
The episode keeps its footing by moving from Novak Djokovic's record 40th Masters 1000 title in Paris to the completed NITO ATP Finals field in Turin without losing pace.
A thoughtful look at how tennis can keep growing beyond the baseline.
This ATP special looks at how tennis can stay appealing well into the future, moving from the court itself to the sport's wider development, global reach, and attempts to connect with new audiences on new platforms.
Djokovic's seventh Turin crown is the headline, and the interview keeps widening the frame.
Novak Djokovic's seventh Nitto ATP Finals title gives the episode its clear center of gravity, and the discussion stays locked on why the week felt larger than a single result.
A measured look at winning Wimbledon, then figuring out how to stay there.
ATP Tennis Radio keeps this one on Wimbledon, the feel of lifting the trophy, and the satisfaction of hitting a goal set at the start of the year.
A calm look at how the serve, match formats, and tennis's future have changed.
Ivan Ljubicic makes a plain case that tennis has lost some of the serve's old bite. He ties that change to the big servers he grew up with, then points to Djokovic, Nadal, and Federer as the era that pushed the game toward all-court completeness instead of one-shot power.
Two hosts break down the ATP and WTA tour week, daily through every Grand Slam.
College tennis, from rankings to real consequences.
Sharp tennis talk from inside the tour grind.
This segment previews the 2023 Nitto ATP Finals in Turin, focusing on Novak Djokovic's top seeding and his career-long drive to be the best.
This segment features an interview with tennis player Santiago Gonzalez discussing his background from Mexico, his journey through various training locations, and his decision to focus on doubles after reaching a singles ranking of 150.
Jiri Lehecka discusses his family's athletic background and how his grandmother and sister sparked his interest in tennis.
Gonzalo Bueno discusses his early start in tennis at age three in Trujillo, Peru, inspired by his brother, his transition to tournaments, and his hometown's community and beach.
This episode previews the Next Gen ATP Finals in Jeddah, featuring interviews with tournament director Adam Hogg on innovations and the event's move to Saudi Arabia, insights from players and journalists on rising stars like Arthur Fils and Hamad Medjedovic, and discussions on tennis development in regions like Italy and the Middle East.
Ivan Ljubicic discusses how tennis has evolved, arguing that the serve has lost importance and contrast of styles is key for excitement.
This episode debates the GOAT in tennis, exploring factors beyond Grand Slam titles like doubles success, head-to-head records, longevity, and mental toughness.
This episode recaps Novak Djokovic's record seventh ATP Finals victory in Turin, featuring his interview on the win and year-end number one achievement.
Brian Shelton discusses his son Ben's rapid rise in tennis, including Ben's emotional playing style, Brian's decision to coach him full-time, and the challenges of managing expectations and racial identity in the sport.
This ATP podcast special explores how tennis can grow and stay attractive in the future, featuring insights from players and experts on global expansion, fan engagement, format innovations, and technology.
Rohan Bopanna discusses his successful doubles partnership with Matt Ebden, attributing it to mental strength and calm teamwork.
Simone Tartarini, coach of Lorenzo Musetti, reviews the player's mixed year, discusses the impact of his impending fatherhood, and reveals plans to adjust his coaching team for future growth.
In part two of the ATP podcast's GOAT debate, hosts and guests delve into style, aesthetics, and transcendence in tennis, discussing players like Federer, Nadal, Djokovic, and Serena Williams.
This episode features interviews with eight young tennis players from the Next Gen ATP Finals, including champion Hamad Medjedovic, discussing their 2023 successes, coaching relationships, and personal interests.
Wesley Koolhof and Neal Skupski discuss their Wimbledon doubles victory, the pressures of being world number one, and tactical adjustments they made this season.
This ATP podcast special explores tennis's evolution over decades, featuring insights from coaches Brad Stein, Ivan Ljubicic, and Radek Stepanek on how technology, fitness, and playing styles have transformed the game.
This episode covers Novak Djokovic's record 40th Masters 1000 win, interviews with players qualifying for the Nitto ATP Finals like Grigor Dimitrov and Stefanos Tsitsipas, and features on rising stars and doubles teams, all discussing their journeys and insights into the tennis season.
Cecilia Fillol, mother of ATP player Nicolas Jarry, discusses his upbringing, the family's athletic background, and key decisions like representing Chile over the USA.
Physiotherapist Marc Bender discusses injury differences between amateur and professional tennis players, emphasizing the role of strength training and conditioning.