60 Minutes correspondent and Tennis Channel's esteemed journalist Jon Wertheim returns to the podcast to recap the exciting first week of the Australian Open, and to look ahead at some epic matches in Melbourne. Wertheim discusses his interview with Novak Djokovic last month in Serbia, and explains why the Serbian is still at the peak of his powers down under. He also chats about American Taylor Fritz' breakthrough major win, Jannik Sinner aiming for the top spot, and why Carlos Alcaraz might be flying under the radar at the year's first major.

And on the women's side, Wertheim dives into the carnage at the top of the bracket, headlined by #1 seed Iga Swiatek's shocking upset loss to Linda Noskova. Wertheim foreshadows a potential showdown between Coco Gauff & Aryna Sabalenka, and explains what a second career major would mean for each. It's another fun podcast with one of the premier journalists in sports. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

The Australian Open heats up, and Barstool Hubbs returns to Inside-In to discuss a wild first few days in Melbourne. Hubbs discusses why it's never a good idea to antagonize Novak Djokovic, why Ben Shelton remains a force to be reckoned with, and what went wrong for Frances Tiafoe as he goes out in his second match. He also dives into the dominant performance by Mirra Andreeva as she handled Ons Jabeur, and whether the 16-year-old can be a threat to defending champ Aryna Sabalenka.

The guys dive into all the action and storylines down under, including Andrey Rublev's temperament, Jannik Sinner's renewed confidence, and whether Coco Gauff is a shoe-in for deep runs at every single major. And Hubbs forecasts whether Carlos Alcaraz, Daniil Medvedev or Holger Rune will be the one to reach the final in the bottom of the men's draw. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

The 2024 Australian Open is underway, and journalist Matt Futterman returns to the podcast to dive into all the early action. The lead tennis writer at "The Athletic" discusses all the on-site storylines from Melbourne, and recaps Novak Djokovic's well-earned win over 18-year-old qualifier Dino Prizmic. Futterman also recaps how Andrey Rublev were able to survive their opening matches, Frances Tiafoe looking crisp in round one, and Amanda Anisimova returning to her winning ways down under. And Coco Gauff's continued improvement as an elite player. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

We're just days away from the start of the 2024 Australian Open, and Inside-In has got you covered. Mark Knowles returns to the show to discuss Rafael Nadal's unfortunate injury, Novak Djokovic managing his body, a return to title-town for Grigor Dimitrov. Knowles also dishes on Iga Swiatek's place atop the WTA, Coco Gauff's next step in 2024, and which American men can break through down under.

And then CoCo Vandeweghe sits down in-studio to discuss her 15-year tennis career, and why finishing up playing doubles with Danielle Collins in San Diego led to a beautiful new friendship. Vandeweghe also explains why representing Team USA in the Billie Jean King Cup was so important to her, the transition to the broadcast booth, and which WTA players will have success this season. As candid as always, Coco Vandeweghe even pulls back the curtain on which hobby she's looking to pick up now that she's done playing, and why family friend Bill Walton was such a gem of a person! Hosted by Mitch Michals.

The 2024 season is officially underway, and TC broadcaster Jason Goodall returns to discuss the top storylines as the players return to action. Goodall reacts to the top form Rafael Nadal is in after a year away from the game, and what to expect from the Spaniard going forward. Goodall also dives into Novak Djokovic's upset loss & potential wrist injury, Naomi Osaka's level as she makes her comeback, and the state of the women's game going into the year's first major. Goodall also explains just how special it was to call that thrilling Cincinnati men's final last year between Djokovic & Carlos Alcaraz.

And then one of the premier coaches in the history of the sport, Jose Higueras joins for an interview about his career working and shaping some of the greats in the game. Higueras details how he got started in coaching, what it was like to work with players like Michael Chang & Jim Courier as they won majors, and why he's the most proud of his run as the head of The USTA's Elite Player Development Program. The coach discusses what he learned working with Roger Federer, his thoughts on coaching being legal during matches, and what his philosophy is for teaching the game to his students. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

It's the best of Tennis Channel Inside-In, Part 2, highlighting some of our favorite moments in an outstanding year covering tennis on the podcast. This episode features several current and recently retired players sharing stories and insight about the game they love. 2023 was a spectacular year for tennis, and we're delighted to showcase some of our outstanding content on the podcast. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

Reilly Opelka - (0:43-14:01)

Monica Puig - (14:20-27:01)

Andrea Petkovic - (27:31-42:35)

Austin Krajicek - (43:04-54:23)

Shelby Rogers - (54:52-1:05:24)

Chris Eubanks - (1:05:52-1:21:00)

Welcome to the Best of Tennis Channel Inside-In, Part 1. We highlight some of our favorite moments in an outstanding year covering tennis on the podcast. It was a year in which Novak Djokovic won three majors, Carlos Alcaraz triumphed at Wimbledon, Coco Gauff claimed the US Open, and Iga Swiatek battled with Aryna Sabalenka all season for the #1 ranking. Listen to some of the best experts in the sport recap all the drama in 2023.

Jon Wertheim - (0:54-14:41)

Lindsay Davenport - (15:11-27:15)

Robbie Koenig - (27:52-38:50)

Jim Courier - (39:20-48:26)

Greg Rusedski - (48:51-57:02)

Pam Shriver - (57:25-1:07:24)

Patrick McEnroe - (1:07:57-1:19:00)

Play-by-play broadcaster Mike Cation joins the podcast to discuss his role as the sole voice of the USTA Pro Circuit, the tour where many young hopefuls get their start in pro tennis. Cation explains why he was drawn to the sport at such a young age, how he became intertwined with the Challenger Tour, and details some of his favorite and funniest memories from his ten years in the booth. The commentator averages 30 matches per week on site, and Cation maps out what a typical day in the office is for the hardest working person in all of tennis.

You won't want to miss this interview where Cation lists the special qualities that Ben Shelton, Jannik Sinner and Nick Kyrgios had during the start of their tennis journeys, or how valuable the respect of his peers like Chris Eubanks is to the announcer. Cation also laments on the excitement he feels for the opportunity to call matches at the Australian Open, and why he's thrilled to continue this role as long as the sport will have him. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

Chris Eubanks returns to the podcast to discuss his sensational 2023 season, in which he became an American tennis sensation and won his first career title. Eubanks breaks down how he trusted the process of improving his game, developed his backhand into a shot of strength, and rode the wave from the title in Mallorca into an improbable run to the Wimbledon quarterfinals. The TC broadcaster also breaks down why his commentary work has helped his game, and just how much life changed after he beat Top 10 player Stefanos Tsitsipas at the All-England Club.

And Eubanks gives some in depth knowledge as to why he knew Ben Shelton had the potential for greatness all-along, and just how emotional it was to witness Coco Gauff win her first major title. The American who grinded his way to being one of the most promising players on the ATP also states what his strategy will be for building upon this success in 2024. Hosted by Mitch Michals.

The 2023 season is in the rearview, and Tennis Now journalist Chris Oddo returns to the podcast to recap the final drama in the sport's calendar. Oddo discusses how Jannik Sinner was able to lead Italy to a triumphant Davis Cup Title, knocking off Novak Djokovic & Serbia in the semifinals to do it. The writer & podcaster explains why Sinner has the chance to be the very best in the sport, how Novak Djokovic's 2023 season compares to some of his other historic years, and why it's not crazy to expect even more from the Serbian in 2024.

And Oddo also analyzes the Next Gen Finals taking place in Saudi Arabia, a region which could see more high level pro tennis in the near future. Hosted by Mitch Michals.