Recorded before the final at the Citi Open in Washington, commentator Brian Clark is joined by former player and regular Tennis Channel contributor, Leif Shiras, to look back over events in the US capital and ahead to the National Bank Open, presented by Rogers in Toronto.

Along the way we hear from the likes of Washington finalist Jannik Sinner, Tokyo Olympic hero, Kei Nishikori and former Citi Open winner, Nick Kyrgios, whilst Miami Open Tournament Director James Blake gives his perspective of what it's like to run a Masters 1000 event in a pandemic.

Chris Bowers is joined by former Olympian, Jill Craybas to discuss events in Tokyo and to also look ahead to the upcoming tournaments in Washington, Toronto and Cincinnati. We also hear from former players Patrick McEnroe, who spent seven years shaping the US Tennis Association and from Brad Gilbert who’s book ‘Winning Ugly’ is now 28 years old, but as Brad explains, still as relevant as ever.

Chris Bowers is joined by former Olympian, Jill Craybas to discuss events in Tokyo and to also look ahead to the upcoming tournaments in Washington, Toronto and Cincinnati. We also hear from former players Patrick McEnroe, who spent seven years shaping the US Tennis Association and from Brad Gilbert who’s book ‘Winning Ugly’ is now 28 years old, but as Brad explains, still as relevant as ever.

With the Olympics in Tokyo officially underway, we turn our attention to the tennis event and discuss who’s in the running for Gold, Silver and Bronze. We also hear from a man with two Gold Medals, Chile’s Nicolas Massu and from young player Alejandro Davidovich Fokina, who takes his place in the Spanish team, but we start by getting the perspective of freelance tennis journalist, Reem Abulleil who’s a columnist for UAE’s ’The National’ newspaper during the Olympics, along with her work for Saudi Arabia’s Arab News. Programme is presented by Seb Lauzier.

With the Olympics in Tokyo officially underway, we turn our attention to the tennis event and discuss who’s in the running for Gold, Silver and Bronze. We also hear from a man with two Gold Medals, Chile’s Nicolas Massu and from young player Alejandro Davidovich Fokina, who takes his place in the Spanish team, but we start by getting the perspective of freelance tennis journalist, Reem Abulleil who’s a columnist for UAE’s ’The National’ newspaper during the Olympics, along with her work for Saudi Arabia’s Arab News. Programme is presented by Seb Lauzier.

We hear from man of the moment Novak Djokovic, the man he’s now trying to emulate by becoming Olympic champion, that’s Andy Murray and we also have an embarrassment of tennis legends including Stan Smith and Michael Stich.

We hear from man of the moment Novak Djokovic, the man he’s now trying to emulate by becoming Olympic champion, that’s Andy Murray and we also have an embarrassment of tennis legends including Stan Smith and Michael Stich.

Chris Bowers is joined by New York Times tennis correspondent, Christopher Clarey to look back over the past two weeks at Wimbledon. They talk Novak Djokovic’s charge to glory as well as looking at what's next for Roger Federer and Andy Murray and talk about some of the younger players who’ve made their mark. We also hear from leading Serbian journalist and commentator, Nebojsa Viskovic and look back 50 years when American player Stan Smith lost a Wimbledon final, before winning one a year later.

Chris Bowers is joined by New York Times tennis correspondent, Christopher Clarey to look back over the past two weeks at Wimbledon. They talk Novak Djokovic’s charge to glory as well as looking at what's next for Roger Federer and Andy Murray and talk about some of the younger players who’ve made their mark. We also hear from leading Serbian journalist and commentator, Nebojsa Viskovic and look back 50 years when American player Stan Smith lost a Wimbledon final, before winning one a year later.

This week Chris Bowers is joined by former player Jill Craybas who’s working for the the Wimbledon Radio Channel, to look back over the first week of the Championships and ahead to week 2. Along the way we also hear from Swiss tennis journalist Rene Stauffer, author of 'Roger Federer the Biography’, Indian doubles player, Rohan Bopanna, the Canadian who beat Andy Murray in the third round, Denis Shapovalov and one of the great entertainers of the sport, former player Luke Jensen, who give his views on a number of topics.