Tennis Anyone with Michael Kosta

By Michael KostaComedy Sports Tennis

Ranking
9th
on Tennis
Favorites
38
Followers
Typical duration
39 min
per episode

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Tennis Anyone with Michael Kosta episodes

September 28 I Failed You Guys
Kosta talks Laver Cup, coaching pump ups, men and therapy, see me on tour DC and Philly next week!
34 min
September 21 M Kos Freestyle
Book festivals, Giri Nathan, Rajeev Ram, Kennedy Center, Bjorn Borg, so fun!
37 min
September 15 US Open Finals
Tennis and TV, US Open and Emmys, can't beat it. MichaelKosta.com/tour
31 min
September 08 Kosta = US Open Influencer
Bullying, parenting, US Open thoughts and results, also some strange topics, thank you, tickets at MichaelKosta.com.
42 min
September 01 Kosta Hall of Fame
Kosta was lucky enough to be at the Hall of Fame induction for Roger Federer and Mary Carillo this weekend in Newport, RI. Also The Wolf in Winter is a fun watch. Live dates at MichaelKosta.com
52 min
August 04 The Cruelest Game
Kosta sits down with author, sports journalist, Matthew Futterman to talk about his new book "The Cruelest Game". See Kosta live all new dates MichaelKosta.com
54 min
July 28 No Resentment Here
Kosta talks marriage advice, rankings, too much tennis plus more. See him live MichaelKosta.com.
31 min
July 22 Dink This
Kosta talks Rafa doc, Novak doc, plus his three Daily Show interviews last week (Money Beth Klobiner, Comedy Molly Shannon, Comedy Jake Johnson).
33 min
July 07 Kosta Hydration Break
USA soccer not so good but still good, Wimby results, Trump's red card hahahah, happy birthday to a sad America rn.
33 min
June 30 Kosta Back In The Sauna
Kosta complains a lot but I bet its' the same stuff you complain about, why does America do what it always does? Public figures needs to speak out, that's the point of being a public figure or it just to make money?
41 min

About Tennis Anyone with Michael Kosta

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Michael Kosta, a professional stand up comedian and former Big Ten tennis champion (U of Illinois), who once carried a #864 ATP singles ranking, talks tennis and life.