The Inside-In Tennis Podcast

This week's episode of Tennis Channel Inside-In features Pam Shriver calling in live from the WTA Charleston Open, to give her thoughts on this year's edition of the the longest running all-women's tennis tournament in the US. Shriver also recaps the Miami Open triumphs of Carlos Alcaraz & Iga Swiatek, & looks head to Novak Djokovic's return in Monte Carlo next week. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

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The Australian Open heats up, and Barstool Hubbs returns to Inside-In to discuss a wild first few days in Melbourne. Hubbs discusses why it's never a good idea to antagonize Novak Djokovic, why Ben Shelton remains a force to be reckoned with, and what went wrong for Frances Tiafoe as he goes out in his second match. He also dives into the dominant performance by Mirra Andreeva as she handled Ons Jabeur, and whether the 16-year-old can be a threat to defending champ Aryna Sabalenka.

The guys dive into all the action and storylines down under, including Andrey Rublev's temperament, Jannik Sinner's renewed confidence, and whether Coco Gauff is a shoe-in for deep runs at every single major. And Hubbs forecasts whether Carlos Alcaraz, Daniil Medvedev or Holger Rune will be the one to reach the final in the bottom of the men's draw. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

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60 Minutes correspondent and Tennis Channel's own Jon Wertheim returns to Inside-In to discuss where things stand at a rambunctious US Open, which saw top seed and defending champion Iga Swiatek lose to Jelena Ostapenko in the fourth round. Wertheim explains what went wrong for Swiatek, Coco Gauff's opportunity to win her first major, and whether soon-to-be new #1 Aryna Sabalenka or another player on the women's side will make a run to the title.

The senior executive of Sports Illustrated also discusses the men's draw, with Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz on a collision course for another major matchup. Wertheim dives into Daniil Medvedev's success on the court and on the microphone, the American men's tennis movement with three quarterfinalists, and looks at whether Jannik Sinner can have his big breakthrough. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

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We've got all the tennis you can handle on this week's episode of Inside-In, as esteemed commentator Mark Petchey returns to the podcast to recap title victories for Tommy Paul & Ugo Humbert on the ATP. Petchey also explains what propelled Elena Rybakina to a second title in 2024, why Naomi Osaka is already back at a high level, and the comfort that Iga Swiatek has in the Middle East events. And you won't want to miss Petchey's strong feelings on why Carlos Alcaraz has no need to panic, and why Andy Murray has earned the right to play as long as he desires.

And then journalist and commentator Chris Bowers makes his Inside-In debut, discussing how his love affair with the sport of tennis began and why the history of the game should be revered and studied. Bowers details what he learned from writing biographies on Novak Djokovic & Roger Federer, his thoughts on the game in it's current form, and his experience as the host of "TennisWorthy" a podcast presented by the International Hall of Fame. It's an enlightening chat with a man who's covered the game for over 30 years, and considers himself a citizen of the world. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

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Longtime sportscaster Adnan Virk joins Inside-In to discuss how tennis has always captivated his heart, dating back to Boris Becker's early triumphs at Wimbledon. Virk explains his loyal devotion to being a Roger Federer fan, what stood out the most about the Swiss legend's traits on and off the court, and why he will make sure he's on the grounds at the International Tennis Hall of Fame for his favorite player's induction. The broadcaster also dives into the current state of the game, meeting Andre Agassi, and whether we will finally get a good tennis movie.

And tennis gambling expert Kenny Ducey returns to the show to break down all the Wimbledon odds. Ducey dives into Novak Djokovic's position as the favorite, whether Carlos Alcaraz is primed to dethrone the Serbian, and which American players can make their move in London. He also discusses whether Iga Swiatek should be the favorite on the women's side, Aryna Sabalenka & Elena Rybakina's chances, and which longshots could thrive at the All England Club. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

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