Join hosts Craig Doyle and Phil Naessens for another week of This Week in Tennis. The guys share their quarterfinal picks for the WTA & ATP sides of this week’s Western & Southern Open, discuss the best serve and return of serve games for both tours and whether American Reilly Opelka is overrated plus much more!

Join hosts Craig Doyle and Phil Naessens as they make their return to the airwaves after an eight-week absence. The guys share their thoughts regarding the US Open chances of Novak Djokovic and Naomi Osaka, share Friday predictions for the WTA & ATP events in Toronto and Montreal plus a deep dive into next week’s Western & Southern Open ATP & WTA events plus much more on this week in tennis.

Craig and Phil have a 226-99 record from the start of this season’s Australian Open and the guys are excited about having even greater success as the WTA and ATP tours wrap up their 2021 campaign!

Join the This Week and Tennis team as hosts Craig Doyle and Phil Naessens discuss the remaining days of the French Open as well as a deep dive into the Grass Court season beginning this coming Monday!

Hosts Craig Doyle and Phil Naessens are back for another week of great tennis talk.

Craig and Phil have a 226-99 record from the start of this season’s Australian Open and the guys are excited about having even greater success as the WTA and ATP tours begin expanding their schedules.

Craig and Phil went 78-32 with eleven underdogs during this seasons French Open and had you wagered $100 bucks on every pick you would have walked away with roughly $4500 dollars for your troubles

The fellas weigh in and make a prediction for the French Open Women's Final between Barbora Krejcikova and Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova!

Join the This Week and Tennis team as hosts Craig Doyle and Phil Naessens discuss all things French Open. From Naomi Osaka’s withdrawal from the event due to anxiety issues to Rafael Nadal looking like he’ll easily win this event. Plus we have Men’s and Women’s Fourth Round picks and much more!!

Hosts Craig Doyle and Phil Naessens are back for another week of great tennis talk.

Craig and Phil have a 215-95 record from the start of this season’s Australian Open and the guys are excited about having even greater success as the WTA and ATP tours begin expanding their schedules.

Craig and Phil went 67-28 with eight underdogs and had you wagered $100 bucks on every pick you would have walked away with roughly $3400 dollars for your troubles.

Join the This Week and Tennis team as hosts Craig Doyle and Phil Naessens discuss all things French Open. From Naomi Osaka’s reluctance to speak to the press to first-round predictions for every match, the guys give you everything you need to know for the 2021 French Open on This Week in Tennis!

Hosts Craig Doyle and Phil Naessens are back for another week of great tennis talk.

Craig and Phil have a 148-67 record from the start of this season’s Australian Open and the guys are excited about having even greater success as the WTA and ATP tours begin expanding their schedules.

Join the This Week and Tennis team as hosts Craig Doyle and Phil Naessens the WTA Top 20 players and their chances at Roland Garros plus the guys share predictions for Tuesday ATP matches at Geneva, Lyon, and the WTA Emilia-Romagna event plus much more!

Join the This Week and Tennis team as hosts Craig Doyle and Phil Naessens preview the Italian Open as well as discuss possible French Open underdogs and so much more!

Join the This Week and Tennis team as hosts Craig Doyle and Phil Naessens offer predictions for Tuesday first-round matches at the Estoril Open and BMW Open plus much more!

Join the This Week and Tennis team as hosts Craig Doyle and Phil Naessens preview next week's Monte Carlo Masters event and share some Friday picks for the WTA Charleston event.

Join the This Week and Tennis team as hosts Craig Doyle and Phil Naessens as they discuss clay court underdogs for the WTA & ATP clay-court season and Miami Open Men’s semifinal and ladies final predictions.

Hosts Craig Doyle and Phil Naessens are back for another week of great tennis talk.

Craig and Phil have a 127-56 record from the start of this season’s Australian Open and the guys are excited about having even greater success as the WTA and ATP tours begin expanding their schedules.