WTA Insider Podcast

As she readies for the 2018 season, Petra Kvitova joins the podcast after being awarded the WTA Karen Krantzcke Sportsmanship Award for the sixth time in the last seven years.

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World No.9 Johanna Konta joins the podcast from London to discuss her 2017 Player of the Year award from the Lawn Tennis Writer's Association and how she's navigated the media maelstrom during her best season ever.

The British No.1 also reveals how her pre-season is going so far after a foot injury forced an early end to her season. 

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Hall of Famer and ESPN analyst Pam Shriver joins the podcast to reflect on the sad and stunning news that former World No.2 Jana Novotna has died at the age of 49. The Czech legend passed away peacefully after a private battle with cancer on Sunday, November 19th.

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After losing her first three finals of the season, Julia Goerges surged to the 2017 finish line, winning her last nine matches and back-to-back titles at the Kremlin Cup and WTA Elite Trophy Zhuhai to finish the year at a career-high No.14. 

The 28-year-old joins the WTA Insider Podcast to reflect on her resurgent year, her new outlook on her game and life on tour, and why crunching numbers keeps her relaxed and sane on this crazy adventure. 

Martina Hingis joins the WTA Insider Podcast one last time as an active player, after announcing the BNP Paribas WTA Finals Singapore presented by SC Global would be her final tournament. Hingis reflects on her storied 23-year-career, which began as a 14-year-old at the Zurich Open and ended on top, as she capped off a nine-title final season by finishing the year atop the doubles rankings with her partner Latisha Chan. 

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Caroline Wozniacki capped off one of the best seasons of her career with the biggest title of her career, capturing her first season-ending title at the BNP Paribas WTA Finals Singapore presented by SC Global. 

The 27-year-old sits down to reflect on her resurgent season, how her injury problems in 2016 may have been a blessing in disguise, and why making her opponents suffer is all part of the plan.

Was this Wozniacki's best season ever? Caroline weighs in.

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Simona Halep sits down for one last chat after finishing the season as the WTA year-end No.1 presented by Dubai Duty Free. 

Halep reflects on her "crazy good" 2017 season and takes the No.1 quiz. No.1 food? No.1 drink? No.1 decision she's made in her career? A very happy Halep reveals all in her 2017 exit interview. 

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Where was Caroline Garcia when she found out she qualified for her first BNP Paribas WTA Finals Singapore presented by SC Global? Why at the Grand Stade de Lyon watching her favorite football team play.

Garcia joined the WTA Insider Podcast ahead of the WTA Finals to reflect on her incredible run through China and why she's so excited to see her favorite women footballers following her progression through the tournament. 

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WTA CEO Steve Simon and President Micky Lawler sit down with the media at the BNP Paribas WTA Finals Singapore presented by SC Global to look back on the WTA season, both on the court and off the court. 

Simon discusses the "new era" of stars ushered in by the 2017, discusses the tour's decision to diversify its digital offerings for fans, and looks ahead to the 2018 season. Will the WTA Finals stay in Singapore or move to a new city in 2019? Simon breaks down the bid process. 

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Martina Navratilova joins the podcast to discuss the different challenges of winning a Slam vs. finishing a year No.1, and gives us on a history lesson on why the majors were not the top priority for players in the 70s and 80s.  

Navratilova also breaks down the surprising field at the BNP Paribas WTA Finals Singapore presented by SC Global and reflects on a 2017 season that saw four different Slam winners and over 40 different title winners. 

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