andy zodin's kickserveradio.com, featuring mats wilander and jonny levine by Andy Zodin
Last Updated: June 12, 2026
Welcome to KickServeRadio.com! Our team is here to bring you entertaining and informative segments on the glory days of tennis, as well as current day, hot topics. We are so proud to feature former World #1, Mats Wilander, as he remains one of the most respected people in our sport. We also are joined by Former Texas Longhorn All-American, Jonny Levine who is a very highly thought-of tennis great.
Another Rafa? Already?? You better believe it, and Mats says Rafa 2.0 may be a pretty tough customer at this year's French!
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Also: Hey Jonny, is college tennis in some trouble, or this too shall pass??
It's the inaugural episode of INDUSTRY INSIGHTS on KickServeRadio.com, and we are pleased to present a very interesting and informative sit down with ITA CEO, Dave Mullins.
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"Hey Dave, is college tennis currently under siege?"
On April 20th, we lost one of the truly great ones with the passing of Jim Loehr. Doctor Loehr was a game change in so ways, and in so many lives. He was the Johnny Carson of Sports Psychologists.
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Doctor Loehr was a true pioneer, and he paved the way for the industry to flourish. RIP, Doc. You were loved by many!
It's the 4th time in tennis history that the Sunshine Double was double-bagged. Sinner & Sabalenka turn the trick, and Jannik barely broke a sweat!
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Also, Ethan Quinn made some headlines of his own in Phoenix, winning an all-American final, a thriller vs a very entertaining Marcos Giron.
Two of the greats join us this week! Mikael Pernfors and Paul Annacone are featured, as we all prepare for tennis in paradise. These guys are both amazing, and entertaining.
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Also, the Sunshine Double has been stretched to a standing Triple, as the Arizona Tennis Classic is very high level. Just ask Annacone, he'll tell you himself!
It was an all-American fight to the finish in Dallas. Big Ben and Taylor slugged it out in an epic Dallas Open final!
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Also, Tennis in Paradise at Indian Wells is right around the corner, but don't sleep on Arizona! The ATC field is LOADED!
Was this the best weekend of men's semis and a ladies major final since September 8th, 1984? In case you're wondering, that was the super-est of Super Saturdays!
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Also...Novak's still hanging tough. And Eliot Spizzirri gets some just due love!
It's the 26 debut of KickServeRadio.com and we are rolling with a few changes! Today, we make some bold predictions for the new year, and we welcome a new partnership!
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Also, HOW MANY American men in the top 150?
You think college tennis is a "death sentence" for making it in the pros? Think again, as two former Texas Aggies are on a serious tear at the highest level. Their coach, Steve Denton, joins us!
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Also...Sabalenka vs Kygrios ? A modern-day King vs Riggs?? Yep, it's gonna happen, so buckle up!
Want to hang with the cool kids? They don't come much cooler than RF. Wilson's Juan Diego Cuadrado will tell you how YOU can get on the team.
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Also, a couple of Steve Denton's A&M boys (Vacherot and Rinderknecht) shake things up in Shaghai, and the American women are making more noise than ever!
Wilander makes strong showing in Kona!
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Rounding out an amazing WORLD RACQUETS CONFERENCE, Brian Dillman, Andy Zodin and headliner Mats Wilander discussed the concept of "re branding" and how Mats has done so much of that during his Hall of Fame career.
They are the player of the year and the story of the year in women's tennis. Aryna and Amanda have lifted the women's game in so many ways!
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And, Carlitos is now the king, as he and Jannik have a death-grip on men's tennis.
They play sets to 4, and the matches last about an hour, but it technically counts as a "major" with a cool $mill at stake. Is this the new normal in pro tennis?
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Also, Jonny made a pretty sweet run at The Open in '83.Lost 3rd round to Lendl but almost played Nastase. Ok Jonny...do tell!
Another incredibly touching moment in pro tennis, as de Minaur comforts Davidovich Fokina, after an epic DC final that left the Spaniard in emotional shambles.
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And...Venus Williams follows in the footsteps of the great George Foreman, coming out of retirement at 45, to show that some great champions are simply ageless.
Amanda gave it her all at Wimbledon, and it ended the way it started, with a love and love score line. That aside, she beat #1 to get to the grandest final of 'em all, and that is a beautiful thing.
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Also, this "new two" men's rivalry is now officially on fire, with Sinner the winner, and now they've won 7 straight!
So, what do we make of this guy? Super talented, pretty quirky, and really unpredictable. But maybe, just maybe Bublik is ready to get serious about doing some serious winning!
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And...quick, who's the last guy NOT named Alcaraz or Sinner to win a major? Took you a second there, didn't it?
If this is the new era, the new "it rivalry" in men's tennis, then we are blessed. Carlitos and Jannik put on a show for the ages, and Wilander was front row for the spectacle.
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Also...Coco's brand appeal is skyrocketing, as she takes down the great Sabalenka, in a ladies final that wasn't too shabby in its own right
She's fierce, and she is coming on strong. Peyton Stearns was a 3rd set TB-winning machine on her way to the Italian semis. Good news for the American women on clay!
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And..."hey Mats, how do you enjoy being treated like tennis royalty while in Europe?"
It almost feels like it was the stone age, since Mats won his 2nd French back in '85. So much has changed in 40 years, but maybe...just maybe some things have stayed the same.
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And..."hey Jonny, if Mats doesn't get tripped up by Chesnokov in the quarters in '89, is it possible, perhaps even PROBABLE that Chang doesn't win that lone major?"
It doesn't happen often, certainly not to Grigor. But yes, he got double-bagel'd in Monte Carlo in 44 minutes. Says Wilander, "trust me, it happens to the best of us!"
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And, Racquet Sports Professionals Association (RSPA) CEO Brian Dillman joins the show to talk about the plans going forward for the former USPTA.
Is Men's tennis losing its footing? Is the sport a little out of balance? Says Wilander, "We've been here before and the game came out stronger. Hopefully these times lead to a similar outcome."
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And, "hey Jonny, what's with this Colton Smith?"
A rare sit-down with Andre Agassi
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On March 15th, AZ sat down with Andre Agassi at Phoenix Country Club during Jonny's Arizona Tennis Classic (ATP Challenger), for 30 minutes of vintage Andre.
Get ready tennis world, this kid is coming. Says Wilander of Joao Fonseca, "this kid will be top 5 in two years". By the looks of things in Phoenix, it's pretty hard to dispute that call. He's a rock star already...at 18!
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Also, are doubles specialists on the ropes? And is Mirra Andreeva on her way to #1?
Joined by Gentleman Tim Henman for a bit of a knock-around, we really realize that the dude truly is a gent! Witty and sharp as hell, too!
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Also, Mats on Mirra and Jonny on the top 10 American men of all time. A couple of curious choices to be sure!
Hey Mats, it's not just tennis players that are going over to pickleball, it's like...the greatest players of all time, INCLUDING YOU! Dude, what is up with all this?
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Also, the US Open is making some pretty bold changes to the mixed doubles event, and we happen to think it'll be pretty good for the fans!
It's likely to be the story of the year in 2025, and we're only in January. Seeing Madison Keys get that slam is as good as it gets for tennis fans everywhere! Good onya, Maddie!!
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Also, winner winner, Jannik Sinner!
33 American players in the main singles draws at the Aussie? Those numbers bode well for 2025, but there are definitely plenty of European problems to reckon with...as usual.
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Also...does time in the booth possibly give us a "kinder, gentler" version of Nick Kygrios? We're about to find out!
Joined by Jimmy Arias, the '24 season finale is focused on disappointments, pleasant surprises, and lessons learned from what we saw this past year. The storylines were a-plenty!
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Also, "hey Jimmy, what are the Americans to do in '25, to make major singles titles a little more likely?"
It's an All-Star team at the International Tennis Hall of Fame, and CEO Dan Faber joins us to talk about some incredibly exciting plans for 2025 and beyond!
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The most "important" player of all time? Here's why that might just be the case.
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And...good on ya, Taylor Fritz. Way to go, Coco!
Now that Elena Rybakina has teamed up with Goran, Mats answers the question, will this work, AND what about tennis's new "coaching from the stands" allowance? Is this really a good thing for the players?
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Also, Jonny talks about several players that quietly exceeded expectations in 2024. Although maybe in some cases not as quietly as others!
Wilander's comments about today's level of tennis, compared to the era of the big 3 certainly set social media ablaze with "expert opinions"! What do these people not get?? It's called EVOLUTION.
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Also, Lighten up, Frances!! Tiafoe goes uncharacteristically ballistic in Shanghai. A blip or a concern?
It is the cup that seems to have runneth over! The Laver Cup has taken tennis by storm. All those players, plus Borg, Mac, Roger, and the Rocket, it's a veritable tennis museum come to life!
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Plus, while we're at it, let's not just gloss over the Davis Cup. The finals will be upon us soon. Rafa's last stand? We shall see.
It wasn't without controversy, but Jannik Sinner got it done...impressively! Will history reflect positively on this victory, or will there be questions? Mats, we'll let you handle that one.
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Also, Aryna Sabalenka also handled plenty of adversity in 2024. How big is THIS title for her?
USTA (immediate past) President Mike McNulty joins us for a look back at memorable US Open moments past, and a forensic look at what an incredible event the US Open has become. A million people will attend in 2024!
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Also, Jonny is a happy camper, as the American men have 5 players in the top 20, for the first time in 27 years!
Mats and AZ welcome newly minted Olympics Silver Medalist, Austin Krajicek. Within an eyelash of Gold, and a win over NadAlcaraz along the way. "Doesn't get much better!"
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And...Jonny gives some love to his man the Djoker, who's now career Super-Slam is a Golden cherry on top!
Carlitos is all smiles on the grass, but the Djoker getting to the final on one leg is nothing to laugh at!
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Also...Alcaraz teaming with Nadal in Paris?? We're suddenly all-in on Olympics men's doubles!
Has Wimbledon ever been more wide open? Is the #2 seeded, 7-time champion even playing? Tommy Paul is definitely living his best life!
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And...an exclusive with Texas Longhorn great, Eliot Spizzirri. You can't help but root for this kid. He is special.
The French Champs are the best, everyone else are the rest. Carlitos was en fuego, and Iga has women's tennis by the throat. A bit ironic that Sinner is #1 after his RG result? Is Osaka back to being a threat?
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And...Johnny Mac getting a little "makeup blowback"? Is he a bit over the line, or do people just need to get a grip? Honorable mention to Jasmine for her double-final.
Not much to say....but goodbye to an all-time great.
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AZ and Jonny hold the fort, while Mats takes a very scenic route back to Paris.
Lots of frustrating injuries in the men's game, and the players can't be happy! The with injuries and players announcing retirement plans, the field of top guys is "thinning faster than Nadal's hair!"
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Also, did we have the match of the year in women's tennis, at Madrid?
Joined by the great Alex Corretja, we talk Roger, Rafa, Carlitos, and much more as the clay-court season is upon us. And Jonny's got a hot take, too...do you agree?
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Also, how about a fantasy Davis Cup tie, featuring some of Spain's best ever vs the great Swedes of all-time. I promise you Mats and Alex had some serious fun with this one!
We're back in the top 10. YES!! "We" being us one-handers, that is. Couldn't be represented by a prettier version, or a better guy! Welcome back to where you belong, Grigor. A single-handed backhand and a single-digit ranking.
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Also, new coach for Novak?? Mats has some thoughts on who and why. AND, who has more "in-game impact", singles coaches or doubles coaches?
Lots of stories from the BNP, Phoenix and beyond. But the truth is, if Berrettini is involved, he's always kinda the Boss
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Also, Cracked Racquets’ Alex Gruskin brings his high energy, youthful charm to the proceedings, and Mats talks about a nerve-racking experience on the stage at Indian Wells. Carlos & Iga roll in the garden, and Nuno defends his title.
Rafa’s new role with the Saudi Tennis Federation has people talking, as one would imagine. And as such, we have our take, as well.
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Plus….KickServeRocks, and Jonny’s hot list. Lots to get to, as we all descend on the desert!
Are there now more questions than answers in the men's game, after watching Jannik Sinner bludgeon the field, winning his first (of presumably numerous) major championships, down under?
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And what about the state of men's pro doubles? The new #1 is a great guy and great player, but he's 43 years young!
On the 2024 debut, "what does a dream semi look like this year?" Three youngsters and a Joker? Yep, that's probably a likely foursome!
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And, Mats, Jonny, and our rockstar Kevin Cronin all weigh in with some fun thoughts about where we are in '24!
It was a year that belonged to Djokovic, Alcaraz, Gauff, Swiatek, and Sabalenka. But in the end, Jannick Sinner stole the Davis Cup, and the hearts of the tennis world!
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Also, we pay tribute to a legend. Coach Dave Snyder was one of the greats in Texas Longhorn history, and meant the world to Jonny, AZ, and thousands more whose lives he touched over an incredible life in tennis.
On the debut of KickServe ROCKS, REO's Kevin Cronin joins the team as our featured new "band-mate"
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And Mats does a nice rendition of Knockin' on Heaven's Door, only to be complimented later for his great job on Stairway to Heaven!! Oh well, can't win 'em all.
Shanghai was some big-boy ballin', and Jessie and Leyla went off too. But somehow we got on the subject of Mac and his band rockin' Denver. And AZ was right there with him.
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And Ben Shelton, Grigor, and Sebbie get some love this week, too. Oh, and we got a REAL rock star joining the show. This thing just keeps getting better!
When you sit down and take a look back at this career of Chrissie Evert, the numbers are astounding. And that's exactly what we did when she went into the USPTA Hall of Fame, on September 27th.
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Also, John Embree calls it a career as USPTA CEO, and what a run he had! Plus, "hey Mats, when you look in the mirror for the first time after reaching #1 in the world, what and who do you see"?
Coco breaks through, and Novak does it again. Is Coco on the verge of a huge run, or is the pressure about to ratchet up exponentially??
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Also: Ben Shelton, the phone thing, really? Maddie Keys, as tough a loss as a player can have. Can she bounce back stronger?
Is it a RIVALRY, or just an intriguing matchup we should enjoy while it lasts? In any case, Novak got the last rip in Cincy! Get your popcorn ready, New York!
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And...nice having 2 Americans in the top 10 in both men's and women's tennis, as the US Open looms large. Looks like BG and Coco are a pretty nice mix!
The Man who would be King? Has someone finally dethroned the Big 3 for good?
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Also, our sport loses a legend, as we pay tribute to a true tennis industry giant, the late great Billy Freer.
It's a grass-court spectacular this week on KSR. Mats and AZ debate what would be the best possible Wimby final the history books could put together? Mats has his opinion, but it's hard to argue with AZ on this one! Even Jonny agrees.
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Also, "hey Mats, why could you win the Australian on grass (twice), but never make a final at the big W? French hangover, or what?
The Jokers were wild this past weekend. An amazing 24 hours for the two Serbian sensations. One is the now clear cut best ever, the other is the best right now!
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And how about Austin Krajicek, single-handedly carrying US men's tennis, with a French Doubles Championship. And now...like the 2 Jokers...he's #1 in the world!
Former French Champs galore, as The Jensens celebrate 30 years since their title, and Mats celebrates in rather dubious fashion.
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Also, what's your dream French final, now that Rafa has had to break our hearts? And, we pay tribute to Davo, as the Golden Age Aussies lose one of their brothers.
Who are YOUR favorite all-time dirt-ballers? We've got our list, and in fact one of our guys is on it! If you guessed AZ, you're close, but you've obviously never seen him hit a forehand.
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Also, we pay tribute to one of LA's finest. Tony Graham packed a lot of life into 66 years. He will be remembered fondly!
Holger Rune is definitely a conversation starter, to say the very least! Mats has some provocative thoughts, but ultimately thinks the sky is the limit for the dynamic Dane.
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Former Notre Dame star, Andy Zurcher fills us in on a story of incredible inspiration and adversity with a college teammate who faces unimaginable challenges.
Mats and AZ do a red carpet exclusive with REO's Kevin Cronin. The story of how this happened is a wild one! If you didn't already love this guy, you will now!
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And you definitely want to listen to the whole thing, because the end of the show is EPIC!!
The desert swing in paradise did not disappoint. There's no escape from Alcaraz, and Rybakina is here to stay.
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Meanwhile over in Phoenix, youth was served, as Nuno Borges nips Sascha Schevchenko in a field that included Berrettini, Monfils, and Schwartzman. And then there's Rajeev Ram. Oh yes, we definitely like him!!
With a set of wheels that won't quit, Alex de Minaur is doing the Aussies proud. Can his "grind you into sawdust" style put him in major contention?
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Tennis in paradise may not have The Djoker or Rafa, but Mats Wilander thinks the Americans have plenty to offer the Indian Wells crowds, who have high expectations, and rightfully so.
Big John Isner just LOVES playing 3rd set TB's in Dallas Open Finals, doesn't he? Coach Philip Farmer lets us know what the monster-serving American hopes to do at age 37.
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Also, we examine what players are on the brink of breaking through, as '23 moves toward tennis in paradise.
Djoker dominates in winning Aussie #10, while Aryna gets her elusive 1st major. Lots of mixed messages in this one, as '23 starts out a little crazy!
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Americans came out on fire, but fizzled in week 2. Tommy Paul and Ben Shelton showed out bigtime!
In the '23 debut, the 9-time champ is BACK, but could the crazy-talented Aussie keep it from being title number 10?
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Interesting look at the US Davis Cup situation, AND do several signs point to Jessie Pegula making a run down under?
How'd you like to be a fly on the wall for THIS interview? Well step right in and Mats will tell you all about a one-on-one with Nick, and what else happened in Saudi Arabia this month
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Moments of the year, on the '22 finale of KickServeRadio.com. Thank you Ken Solomon and Tennis Channel. Our third year with TCPN is in the books!!
What a year for Austin Krajicek!! Top 10 for the first time. Well done, AK. Tell us about it, because what a rollercoaster it was!
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Djoker takes Tour Finals, and Canada get the Davis Cup. Some interesting lineup decisions, worth taking a look at.
We look back at some the sport's greatest ever "head to head" rivalries. You might just be surprised at the forensics of these numbers. Wilander is definitely among the very interesting matchups.
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Caroline Garcia serves her way to a title as big as Texas, while Holger Rune grinds his way to a Paris win for ages!
Exactly one year ago at this time, tennis narrowly escaped losing one of the brightest lights on earth. Perhaps it truly was fate that Murphy Jensen just so happened to be at the Garden of Gods Club when he went down hard on the court.
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In this candid, very emotional interview, he talks of the episode, and all that has transpired since.
In a very candid conversation with Coach Wayne Ferreira, we get the goods on why "Big Foe" is suddenly going gangbusters at the highest level.
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Also...was is it the rigors fame (or maybe just Johnny Mac's net game) that caused Bjorn Borg to shut it down as early as he did? You can bet your last racquet that Mats has some interesting insights on that!!
It was possibly the greatest sendoff the sport of tennis has ever seen. How do you celebrate a career more appropriately than Roger Federer's final match at the Laver Cup?
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It was an epic cherry on top of one of the great sports careers of all time. "It was perfect!"
A true changing of the guard at this year's US Open. Not only have the rankings changed...so has the sport!
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Are the big three suddenly in the rear view? This generation of 2020-somethings definitely seems to mean business!
Wide open fields in both draws, so who do we like in New York? Nobody agrees on this one!
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What IS agreed upon is that the action will be hot, and the Americans should definitely be in the mix, down the stretch!
The wheels of tennis are spinning hot right now, and Nick Kyrgios is generating much of the spin. Is this man the official "face" of the sport of tennis? Love it or hate it, we say...ab so lutely!
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Who are some of the other current "popcorn match" players that are must-see at the US Open? Who's hot and who's not? We'll give you our list right here!
10 years later, after Tennis Channel originally aired AZ's "Never Again" on Best of Five, the KickServeRadio.com boys take a look at how these other-worldly accomplishments have withstood the test of time.
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Enjoy a spirited tennis-history lesson that will definitely take you back!
The Djoker won the battle for the Big W, but make no mistake, this was Nick's Wimby, for better AND for worse!
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And how could it be possible that the country that was banned, ended up better off than had they played? Wait, what???
Denis Kudla has been on fire since winning in the Arizona desert. Today, we talk off-court coaching, Wimby with no points, and how he is teaming up with an old buddy to play doubles at Wimbledon, their first time playing together since age 12!
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Who would've thought in 2022, that the top two seeds in the men's singles at a major, would both be on their way to receiving an AARP card!
Rafa gets 14 and 22, and it wasn't as easy as the final might make you think. And what about Coco?? Finals of BOTH? Pretty impressive stuff!
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And Mats enjoys his 40th, with some great on-court mic work, and a nice place on finals weekend!
40 years ago, a kid barely old enough to drive or shave, took down one of the biggest, baddest titles in the sport. Wilander wins the French at 17. It's been 40 years. Wow!!
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And suddenly the women’s game has a dominant force, who simply has forgotten how to lose. Can Iga Swiatek win Frenchy #2??
It's a KickServe EXCLUSIVE with TC Prez, Ken Solomon. His TENNIS CHANNEL has brought our sport to millions world-wide for two decades.
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And wait til you hear what TC's main man has in store for fans going forward. Lots and lots to look forward to!
So let's get this straight...Alcaraz wins on hard, and Opelka on clay?? Well, so far not much in 2022 has played out predictably!
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Soon, Tennis Channel will celebrate a BIG anniversary for our main man Mats. Here's a little preview on that!
What a run for the American men in the desert!! Fritz and "SIsner" sweep singles and doubles.
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And in Arizona, Denis Kudla bags the double in incredibly impressive fashion. As far as the Carvana Arizona Tennis Classic was concerned, great job Jonny!!
A little anger management, perhaps? Yes, we think probably so. The ATP may have come up a little short on this one, to say the least!
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Leyla Fernandez has a potential career-changing win in Monterrey, and tennis in paradise is not limited to Indian Wells. Arizona has a field of dreams for Jonny Levine!
Tennis says "adios" to one of the true gentlemen in the sport's history. Juan Martin del Potro finally has to hang 'em up.
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Serena may not be far behind del Po, and Roger may not be too far behind her. '22 just might be a very "end of an era" kinda year.
At 35, he's still a BAD MAN! And at 21, he's currently at the top of the class. No asterisk, no excuses, just a champion...yet again!
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And then there's Ashleigh Barty! Number 1 in the world, number 1 in our hearts, In Aussie for the ages! Talk about doing your country proud. Cheers, Ash!!
It's the '22 debut of KickServeRadio.com, and with everything going on down under, how could you possibly get off to a better start than with a very candid conversation with one of Aussie's best ever, Pat Cash.
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International incidents, covid, and a potential changing of the guard are all part of the story, as tennis moves into '22 with far more questions than answers.
What do these 3 greats have in common with the greats of today? Wilander will tell you exactly what!
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And how about 2021? We've got the BEST OF 5 of the top tennis stories of the year! It's the '21 season finale of KickServeRadio.com
Garbine Muguruza and Alexander Zverev certainly have lots to be thankful for, after winning their respective tour finals. But what about Mats, Jonny, and AZ? They should be thankful to still be able to swing a racquet at their ages!
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The WTA, lead by Steve Simon (& Serena, for that matter) seem to mean business, as it relates to the safety and whereabouts of Peng Shuai.
They are currently best in show, as far as Texas Longhorn athletics are concerned. Men's tennis won it all in 2019 and are still very strong. The ladies are the defending national champs, and may even be better in '22! Tennis times have never been better.
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The 2021 Tennis Alumni Reunion brought many generations together to celebrate the best of times, and Longhorn pride was in strong supply November 12th and 13th.
It's been a pretty good Fall season for the American men, and this guy might currently be at the top of the class.
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The team at KickServeRadio.com joins the entire tennis community as we wish Murphy Jensen a quick and full recovery from a serious health development he endured in recent days.
Cam Norrie gets his biggest win to date on tour, as does Paula Badosa at the IW Gardens. The tournament may have been played at a weird time of year, but neither has anything to apologize for.
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What do Federer fans have to be so sad about?
In a 14-1 LAVER CUP Euro-blowout win, you could argue that Borg made Mac look silly. But do these captains truly affect the outcome? We definitely have a few theories.
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UNTOLD, the Netflix documentary on Mardy Fish is a absolute must see, and here's why!
It was another 9/11 that will never be forgotten. But this time our tears were those of joy.
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These two teens, Emma and Leyla will be inextricably linked to one another in tennis history, as well they should be. The question is, can this continue? We certainly hope so!!
So if Mats is now 57, and AZ just days away from 6-0, does this mean Father Time is finally on the verge of dinging the big 3, too?
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No Roger, no Rafa, so it's a slam dunk for Novak, right? Not so fast, says the guy that should've won it last year!
Roger Federer is 40?? Oh my, this isn't good for the rest of us! Mats, AZ, and Jonny look back at some remarkable achievements in an amazing career!
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Tennis has had a tough year, and we pay tribute to yet two more that are gone too soon. Mike DePalmer, Jr. and Mark Turpin. RIP, gentlemen.
It's an Olympic tennis palooza on KickServeRadio.com. How important is this event in the big picture?
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Hey Mats, why no Olympics for YOU in 1988?
Mats, Jonny, and AZ take aim at everything Wimbledon-worthy. Goran makes a bold claim, Sebby Korda shines.
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With all the slipping and sliding, might The Championships ever consider synthetic? Jonny was outraged by the mere thought of it!
Novak Djokovic is stretched to the limit in winning his 19th major, 2nd at Roland Garros. Also, Mats has thoughts on Roger's decision to abruptly tell Paris "Au revoir!"
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Tennis lost a great player, and close friend to many in our sport, Bill Scanlon. The Dallas, Texas Golden Boy will forever be immortal in tennis, doing something no other man has done, or likely will ever do again.
KickServeRadio.com puts American tennis under a microscope, as Mats and AZ chop it up bigtime with Tom Gullikson. "Things have changed a lot, since my brother Tim was #19 in the world, and not even in the top 10 in the US."
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Mats, Jonny, and AZ examine how much of this clay-court season we can use to figure whether or not Rafa is still invincible at RG, and has Ash Barty proven on the dirt that she truly is #1 on the planet?
She turned pro at 14, and was #2 in the world at 16. Andrea Jaeger's story is truly one of the more remarkable in the history of women's tennis, both on and off the court.
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Also, Mats and AZ marvel at how Nadal leads a seemingly ageless generation at Barcelona. Don Pompan joins AZ and Jonny to talk about a tennis parent experience that is definitely not the norm!