Archive for the ‘Interview’ Category

Roger Federer Interview Australian Open 2012

Roger Federer is my favourite to take the Australian Open 2012 title, but Im sure he will have stiff competition. Here is his interview from the Australian Open 2012.

Andy Murray Answers What It Takes to Win a Major

Andy Murray actually speaks honestly to CNN about what it takes to win a Grand Slam.

Tennis Australia Really Need to Find New Interviewers

Tennis Australia are really struggling to find decent journalists for their Tennis.com.au site. Here is Mark Tillman speaking with Brigitte Beck after her thrilling win over 3rd seeded Brooke Rischbieth at the 2011 Optus 16s Australian Championships at Melbourne Park. Mark struggled to even know that Brigitte defeated the 3rd seed, plus seems to speak slowly as if Brigitte could understand English. Terrible!

Roger Federer Interview After Stunning Rafael Nadal in ATP Tour Masters Finals

Here is Roger Federer’s interview after his amazing win over Rafael Nadal at the ATP Tour Masters Finals.

Simona Halep: Great Win Over Li Na But Injured

Simona Halep was very happy after her first round win at the US Open against Li Na. Here is her first round match press conference.

p.s. I miss the good old days

Andy Roddick Questions Tennis Analysts

Andy Roddick gave a very interesting interview after his first round victory at the US Open. Roddick questioned tennis analysts in general and the interviewer really didnt seem to like it!

RODDICK:I’m convinced being a tennis analyst is the easiest job in the world. Whatever the person does, if it works you just say ‘that’s what works.’ If it doesn’t work you say ‘he should have done the other thing.’ So you know I’m pretty convinced I could be a tennis analyst when I’m done. . .it just doesn’t take much thought. If I’m grinding and I’m winning you guys are like ‘he’s reinvented himself,’ and if I’m playing like crap and pushing then it’s ‘he’s horrible and needs to hit the ball.’ Everyone’s an expert but I’m better than most have been. . .” Pauses for some Chris Fowler chorteling and then: “Hey you guys can take it too.”

Rafael Nadal on the David Letterman Show

As you may have heard, Rafael Nadal has made an appearance on the David Letterman show in the USA. Here is how the interview went.

He looked very nervous!

Matthew Ebden Interview About His Success at Newport Hall of Fame Championships

Matthew Ebden had an amazing tournament at the Hall of Fame Tennis Championships in Newport. Matthew made the quarterfinals of the singles event and won the doubles with American Ryan Harrison.

Here is a recent interview with him at the Newport event.

Maria Sharapova Answers Tough Questions for a Group of Kids

Maria Sharapova sat down and was interviewed by a group of kids via a competition run by the LTA. Some of these questions were actually very difficult.

David Guetta Meets Sabine Lisicki

Just before his world famous ‘F*ck Me I’M Famous’ party in Miami, Sabine Lisicki got to sit down with David Guetta.

Ask John Newcombe – Grand Slam Champion a Question!

newcombe 2Today, we have some exciting news for our readers. One of our partner sites, TennisAssist.com, has confirmed an interview with one of tennis greatest players, John Newcombe.

Overall, John has won 26 Grand Slam major titles in singles, doubles, and mixed doubles. Every reader has the opportunity to have your questions answered by John himself. A former ATP player Peter Tramacchi will be interviewing John on the 14th of August.

To submit your question place a comment on this blog post.  If you like – provide us your Name and What country and Area you are from so Pete can introduce your personal question to John. Also if relevant mention your age. For example – You might ask about Nerves and how he felt before a Grand Slam Final, you might like to ask about improving your game – and if so include your standard and age. How about a question about Federer winning the recent Grand Slams?

Darren Cahill’s Thoughts On Rafael Nadal’s Injury

Here is Darren Cahill’s take on Rafael Nadal and his injury.