In this seventh episode of the podcast, Gigi Salmon and Christopher Clarey take a look back at the highs and lows of this season!

A journalist and New York Times columnist for more than 30 years, author of the famous Roger Federer biography called "The Master" and just finishing a hotly-awaited new book about Rafael Nadal ("The Warrior", which is due for release in 2025), Christopher Clarey is one of the closest observers of world tennis. Very well placed to talk about the recent retirement of the man with 22 Grand Slam titles to his name, with whom he has rubbed shoulders throughout his career, the expert who addresses all things tennis in his blog Tennis & Beyond also gives his take on the highlights of this eventful 2024 season.

How does he rate the phenomenal season of World No.1 Jannik Sinner (eight titles including two Majors and the ATP Finals, 73 wins for just 6 losses)? What does he think of the new queen of the women’s game, Aryna Sabalenka? What is he expecting from the surprise collaboration between Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray? Is he excited about the future of American tennis, with Coco Gauff and Taylor Fritz proudly flying the flag for their country? So many questions, to which he gives captivating answers during this friendly conversation with Gigi!

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In the fifth episode of your favourite tennis podcast, Gigi Salmon and Mats Wilander review the latest major championships at the All England Club and look ahead to the next few weeks of competition.

Known for the quality of his analysis and insightful courtside questions, the former world No.1 – winner of seven grand slam singles titles and three Davis Cups – was the perfect guest to capture all the excitement of SW19 and dissect a string of surprising performances at the Championships.

What does he think of Carlos Alcaraz’s incredible precocity, Barbora Krejcikova's moving and deserved coronation, the rise of Jasmine Paolini, Novak Djokovic's state of mind and Andy Murray's farewell? And what are his predictions for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games and the hard-court season, particularly the US Open in New York?

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