Tipsy Tennis Podcast

Tipsy Tennis Podcast

di Adam Borak
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TTP Episode 1: Sabrina Kirberg
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!
TTP Episode 2: Noah Wolfe
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!
TTP Episode 3: Nenad Radakovic
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
TTP Episode 4: Matt Balilo
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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!
TTP Episode 5: Kenji Michaud
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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!
TTP Episode 6: Zachary Campbell
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In this episode, I introduce local tennis coach and player, future tennis father, and OG US Open fan, Zachary Campbell. His family was the director of Prospect Tennis Center, which is where I learned to play, he's seen my brother and I grow up playing tennis, and he has a 2 year old daughter that may or may not play tennis. We talk about our family relationships on court, father-son & brother-brother doubles, funny US Open stories from Zach, and we get a bit philosophical this episode. Thank you again for joining me, Zach. Cheers!
TTP Episode 7: Eric Morales
In this episode, I introduce tennis director of Atlantic Beach Tennis & Pickleball Center in Long Island, NY, Eric Morales. He has experience coaching and traveling around the US on the, back then, satellite tour. He coached players up to 150 in the world and had played the qualies for the US Open himself. We talk about some of the stories and players he met during his traveling days, the state of tennis nowadays, how AI and strategy is shifting modern tennis, and a bit about the new pickleball wave that is surging the nation now. Always a pleasure sharing a drink and chatting with you, Eric, Cheers! 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
Aspiring ATP Pro | TTP Episode 8: Simon Freund
In this episode, I introduce ATP player, D1 athlete, YouTuber, and ambassador for Swedish pancake serves, Simon Freund. I flew to Stockholm to meet up with Simon to learn more about this experience playing for LSU, UCSB, playing ITFs, a challenger, and ATP 250 debut at the Stockholm Open. Simon reached a career in singles back in 2020 reaching 677 and doubles career high of 361! He's incredibly talented but, even more importantly, he's extremely passionate for the sport. Simon has a YouTube channel where he does live commentating on his own matches on the professional circuit. It was an absolute pleasure and privilege to get to know and get my butt kicked on the tennis court. Skål, Simon! Follow me on Instagram 📸: @tipsytennispodcast Follow Simon on Instagram 📸 : @simon.freund Follow on Twitter @tipsytennispodcast Follow Simon on Youtube 🎥 : @simon.freund Join my Discord Server https://discord.gg/PBm84Hxb Donate and Support the Channel paypal.me/tipsytennis Business inquiries: Adam@netpost.app
Tennis Prodigy Turned DJ | TTP Episode 9: Zane "Ryos" Siddiqui
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In this episode, I introduce house DJ, weekend warrior, and childhood tennis prodigy, Zane "Ryos" Siddiqui! Ryos grew up playing tennis in Long Island, NY, where he crushed the competition as a junior. His music has hit over 50 million listens across all platform and Ryos continuously works hard to deliver beat and melodies that bring people together and get them moving! We talk about his experience as a junior player and the struggles of getting back into it, some of the progression in his music career and how tennis impacted it, US Open stories, and our thoughts on the state of tennis.Absolute bombshell of an episode and glad to share it will you. Cheers, Zane! Follow me on Instagram 📸: @tipsytennispodcast Follow Ryos on Instagram 📸 : @RyosOfficial Follow on Twitter @tipsytennispodcast Follow Ryos on Youtube 🎥 : @Ryos Join my Discord Server https://discord.gg/PBm84Hxb Donate and Support the Channel paypal.me/tipsytennis Business inquiries: Adam@netpost.app
How similar is tennis and BJJ? | TTP Episode 10: Marc Adami
In this episode, I introduce owner of Park Slope Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Academy, 15x title champion in international competition, 8x medalist, Brooklyn native, and the Professor, Marc Adami! Marc started his own BJJ academy here in Brooklyn, NY and is extremely passionate for his sport which is what I'm looking for at the end of the day if you were expecting a tennis guest. We talk about how he got started BJJ at 23 years old, his love for travel and competition, what he did differently from his competitors for his achievements, and some crazy BJJ stories at the end. What a pleasure it was learn about your jujitsu experience, Marc. Cheers! Follow me on Instagram 📸: @tipsytennispodcast Follow Marc on Instagram 📸 : @Adami_BJJ Follow the Academy on Instagram 📸 : @PSA_BJJ 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
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