Tennis Journalist Chris Oddo joins the show to recap the ATP Finals, where Novak Djokovic won his 6th title at the event. Oddo discusses Djokovic's incredible year where he finished in the top five despite not playing or receiving points in several big events, and looks at the seasons that Nadal & Alcaraz had in comparison. The rest of the ATP Finals field is discussed, including Taylor Fritz semifinal run, Rublev's breakthrough, & Medvedev's uneven season. And Oddo looks ahead to some storylines on tap for the 2023 season. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

Former World #1 & Hall of Famer Jim Courier joins Inside-In to break down all the action from the ATP Finals in Turin, Italy. The four-time major champion explains why Novak Djokovic is always brilliant in this event, discusses Rafael Nadal's current struggles, & breaks down the recent successes of Casper Ruud, Felix Auger-Aliassime, & Taylor Fritz. Courier also explains what makes 2022 year-end #1 Carlos Alcaraz so special, and details what it was like to conduct the final interview in Roger Federer's career at the Laver Cup. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

Jimmy Arias re-joins the show to recap Holger Rune's shocking triumph in the Paris Masters, which saw the Danish teen notch five top 10 victories in route to the biggest title of his career. Arias also discusses Novak Djokovic's form, the Next Gen Finals, & Caroline Garcia claiming the crown at the WTA Tour Finals.

And American tennis mainstay Todd Martin joins the show for an insightful chat about his career, and how he went from humble beginnings in the Midwest to a lengthy career that saw him reach two major finals. Martin discusses what it was like competing with his all-time great countrymen in the 90s, & why he's so passionate about growing the game and improving the tennis landscape around him. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

Paul Annacone joins the show to discuss all the action in the ATP Paris Masters, with several young players such as Holger Rune & Felix Auger-Aliassime shining bright. Annacone also evaluates Novak Djokovic's return to the court, Rafael Nadal's opening match loss to Tommy Paul, and what the next step is for Taylor Fritz & several others.

And current pro player Chris Eubanks re-joins the show to recap his summer tennis grind, highlighted by his first main draw victory in a major at this year's US Open. Eubanks chats about what the next step in his game is, his friend Coco's Gauff's continued improvement, and much more. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

Two of the best & brightest in the tennis wagering community join the show this week, to discuss all the storylines from the fall tennis season. Kenny Ducey from Sports Edge discusses Stan Wawrinka's win streak in Switzerland, Jack Draper's potential, & takes a detailed look at the WTA Tour Finals in Fort Worth. And Yahoo Sportsbooks' Pamela Maldonado returns to the show to discuss the successful comeback of Dominic Thiem, Novak Djokovic's impending return, and what to expect from Rafael Nadal at next week's ATP Paris Masters. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

Former Doubles World #1 & current Tennis Channel commentator Mark Knowles joins Inside-In to recap another dominant performance by Iga Swiatek, as she claimed her 8th title of 2022 in San Diego. Knowles discusses what's propelled Swiatek's brilliant tennis this season, and how the field is stacking up around the Polish player at the upcoming WTA Finals in Fort Worth.

He also breaks down Coco Gauff's continued improvement, Carlos Alcaraz' in his new role as top dog, and what the ATP Finals in Turin should have in store. And Knowles also shares what it was like to participate in the Dirk Nowitzki's tennis event for charity last month. Hosted by Mithc Michals.

Tennis.com Senior Editoral Manager Ed McGrogran & Editoral Producer David Kane join the show to discuss the 2022 tennis year, which has reached it's final stages in the fall season. The esteemed journalists discuss Iga Swiatek's sensational year, Ons Jabeur's trailblazing campaign, Novak Djokovic's finding his groove, & what the tennis landscape on both tours might look like in the future.

And former British #1 & current BBC commentator John Llloyd joins the show to discuss the upcoming release of his new book. "Dear John: The John Lloyd Autobiography" is available this month in the US, and Lloyd details why he decided to chronicle his life and shares several fun & entertaining stories. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

Vania King joins the show this week to discuss how she made the trek from growing up in Southern California as the daughter of Taiwanese immigrants to the Grand Slam winners circle. King discusses her attraction to the game, her doubles career that culminated in two major titles, and how Serena & Richard Williams directly inspired her to chase her dreams.

After retiring in 2021, King has continued to give back by starting the "Serving Up Hope" foundation that helps the underprivileged youth worldwide, & she is a founding member of the Asian American Pacific Islander Tennis Association. You're not gonna want to miss this fun & inspiring chat. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

The Laver Cup is in the rearview, & with that Roger Federer's career is complete. Jan-Michael Gambill recaps the emotional tribute to the Swiss legend, Team World's victory in the event, and what the success in London can mean for Frances Tiafoe & Felix Auger-Aliassime. Gambill also discusses some fall tennis storylines such as Dominic Thiem's comeback trail, Alexander Bublik's on-court antics, & a Davis Cup controversy.

And journalist/editor Jordaan Sanford joins the show for a conversation about how she rose to prominence in tennis, reaching the Baylor Hall of Fame before embarking on a successful media career. Sanford looks back at some of her favorite articles written on Tennis.com, discusses her current work at Variety & as the Technical Director for the "All American Homecoming" TV show, and gives her thoughts on the current crop of tennis players showcasing their style and personalities. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

Tennis Hall of Famer & TC Broadcaster Pam Shriver joins Inside-In to discuss Roger Federer's upcoming final match on Friday at the Laver Cup, and breaks down his decision to retire from the game he dominated for over two decades. Shriver discusses Federer's lasting impact on and off the court, how he carried the sport forward, and what's next for the Swiss legend when he puts down his racket for good.

And with action all around the globe, Shriver discusses some of her favorite storylines and tournaments to keep an eye on as the tennis season rolls along. Hosted by Mitch Michals.