In the very first episode, I bring on my close friend, Sabrina Kirberg, who played her first pro-level tournament at age 14! She takes us through what it is like to play Florida juniors, ITF pro tour, college tennis, Jabuer representing the Middle East, and the difference in tennis culture across countries. She an amazing tennis player and even better person and I'm honored to have her as the first guest. Please enjoy the start of something great!
In this episode, I introduce Noah Wolfe. He founded Avance Digital, a Digital Media group specializing in social media content creation and digital strategy development, and works as an MC and host on the pro circuit. He gives us background into the tennis digital media industry with a few hot takes. I've known Noah since 2012 when we were ballboys at the US Open together for a few years. Excited to bring him on! Cheers!
In this episode, I introduce Nenad Radakovic. He played professional tennis in Serbia, playing Djokovic in juniors. He played division 1 tennis at Hofstra University, Long Island, and was one of my first coaches. Pleasure to bring him on this episode. Follow me on Instagram 📸: @tipsytennispodcast Follow on Twitter @tipsytennispodcast Join my Discord Server https://discord.gg/PBm84Hxb Donate and Support the Channel paypal.me/tipsytennis Business inquiries: Adam@netpost.app
In this episode, I introduce long-time friend, nemesis, and fellow ballperson, Matt Balilo. Competitive junior tennis player and now amateur Muay Thai fighter, Matt and I talk about some US Open stories, how tennis influenced his fighting career, and growing up playing tennis in NYC with world no.167, Aleks Kovacevic. Recording at the US Open Grandstand stadium, it's a special one. Cheers Matt!
In this episode, I introduce the assistant program director of Prospect Park Tennis Center, Brooklyn, NY, huge Fed fan, and one of my closest friends, Kenji Michaud! We talk about his experience running a lot of the junior and adult programs at his club, some hot takes on pros and junior tennis, and the future of ATP Next Gen, with a special guest appearance from my first tennis coach! Always a pleasure, Kenji. Cheers!