With Juan Martín del Potro playing what is set to be the last match of his career last week in Buenos Aires, Ben and Courtney reflect on the career of the gentle giant who had an outsized presence and popularity in the sport to match his enormous on-court gifts.
Ben then has a longer chat with Alfredo Bernardi, a longtime Argentine tennis correspondent who closely followed Delpo's career from its beginnings, about his rise, triumphs, struggles, and future.
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Episode 339: The Book on Emma Raducanu (With Mike Dickson)
Episode 338: Swiatek and Nadal Roll Roland Garros
Episode 337: Draw Me Like One of Your French Opens, 2022
Episode 336: Was Wimbledon Right to Ban Russians and Belarusians?
Episode 335: José Morgado on Tennis Twitter
Episode 334: Harvey Fialkov, Miami Maven
Episode 333: Rick Macci on ’King Richard’
Episode 332: Ash Barty Goes Out On Top
Episode 331: Indian Wells - Fritz Breaks Through; Swiatek Soars
Episode 330: Dayana Yastremska on Escaping the War in Ukraine [Reupload]
Episode 330: Dayana Yastremska on Escaping the War in Ukraine
Episode 329: The Men in Mexico (with Mike Cation)
Episode 328: Our Woman in Dubai (with Reem Abulleil)
Episode 326: Australian Open - Nadal and Barty’s Fairytale Endings
Episode 325: Australian Open - Semifinal Showdowns
Episode 324: Australian Open - The Slam After the Storm
Episode 323: Djokovic’s Deportation Debacle is Done
Episode 322: 2022 Australian Open Draw Preview
Episode 321: Deciphering Details of Djokovic’s Deportation Drama
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