Australian open draw analysis done by a guest panel of Andrew Burton, Mert Ertunga and Susie Reid. Topics include the comebacks to coaching changes to upset alerts in each section.

The season has started and business has resumed as usual. However injuries and comebacks are still very much the talk of the tennis world. This week's episode has topics which revolve around the injured state of players. The guest is Richard Evans and he shares his knowledge on these concerns.

Tennis accent is back after a three week hiatus. Tennis journalist David Sanchez is the guest this week on the podcast. He answers questions about the Nadal, Djokovic injured state and the popularity of RBA and Muguruza in Spain.

Ace journalist Ben Rothenberg provides some insights on his approach on tennis journalism along with the powerful medium that is tennis twitter. Enjoy the candid chat.

Former player and Davis cup captain of Turkey, Mert Ertunga joins us again on tennis with an accent. He reviews the Davis cup finals and its impact on two key players Pouille and Goffin.

This episode is a combination of two chats. Matt Zemek gives his Jana Novotna tribute. In the second half - Andrew Burton and Rene Denfeld discuss hot topics like Davis Cup, Shot clock and 16 seeds.

zyvhcdrr pandsried is back as the podcast guest and discussion is fully geared towards the WTF in London. Also discussed is the ATP awards.

Tennis writer Andrew Burton is the podcast guest. He gives insights into the recently concluded Bercy Masters 1000 and discusses other relevant issues surrounding this week in ATP. Topics include the angst of Guy Forget to what is the average cut off point mathematically to qualify for the WTF.

Former player and tennis writer Mert Ertunga is the podcast guest this week. He breaks drown the WTA finale, Wawrinka Norman Split and the ATP WTF. Also covers Nadal's certain finish to the year as number one.

Fellow tennis fan Susie is the podcast guest. The free flowing conversation includes various topics from the WTA year end to Fedal. Also discussed the perennially injured Del Potro and the enigmatic Nick Kyrgios.