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Nova kelTennis EDI love this show and learn so much about tennis in general from all three. Wish you were on weekly!
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80'sVillagerLacks ReasonOdd that you think it strange that Novak is not No. 1 in the world when Rafa holds two of four grand slams including win over Novak.
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zelle blackholeAsteriskI think to say that there isn’t at least some kind of soft asterisk to Nadal’s Australian Open win without Novak being there is disingenuous! Would anyone have picked Nadal over Djokovic in the final if they had met with Djokovic’s history at that tournament? I would give Novak more of a chance against Rafa on clay than I would Rafa against Novak in Australia. His last title there, prior to this year, was 2009.
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lormjenlGood except Amy talking about herselfGood podcast but Amy we don’t want to hear about your club matches and your injuries, etc. Keep it about the pros.
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krantiredeyesAmazingI am so glad I found this. You three are incredibly good in tennis technically and your analyses are insightful. Its super fun to listen to you all. Please do not stop this.
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MhgoldenRecommendI appreciate the timeliness with which this podcast records - usually within a few hours of when there is relevant news. This is unique among tennis podcasts many of which are not available to record or listen to until well after news worthy events occur and thus feel out of date.
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balvaheathNothing on Zverev, little on Peng ShuaiI’ve bit my tongue long enough. Even though your show is on the Big 3, your lack of opinions on the allegations against Zverev and ATPs management of the same, coupled with what I consider tepid talk on the trials of Peng Shuai and human rights, disappoint. Similar to the ATPs response. You don’t have to discuss in depth in order to categorically condemn or unapologetically support (in the case of Shuai). To fail to do so when you have power and a platform, as you do, communicates that you just don’t really care.
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Yorbo456Great analysis and no biasMany people have favorites regarding the big 3, but you won’t get any favouritism here. What you will get is awesome analysis and perspective about what these 3 GOATS have done for the game as their careers are winding down (though Djokovic may be a force for 2 or 3 more years). They all have unique perspective and they work great as a team. I hope they keep it going and rename the podcast even after the big 3 retire.
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sdesh20Superb tennis analysis quality and fun too!Really impressed with content that Gil, Amy, and Joel generate regularly. Each is great and also adds a unique angle (Gil with putting the production together and really good tennis details;Amy with data analysis and emotional IQ analysis; and Joel with terrific historical context and much more). And it’s fun too - I feel like I am having coffee or a beer with them while discussing tennis :). Bravo!
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DrSookpassionate afficionadosHow refreshing to hear knowledgeable player/commentators opine candidly on tennis. Most TV commentators seem more interested in marketing than illuminating. The Racquet Magazine Podcast with Rennae Stubbs is also refreshing. Less hype, fluffing and personal career/building.
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CalFromBerkeleyGreat PodcastWhen you listen to "Beyond the Baseline" with Jon Wertheim or "No Challenges Remaining" with Ben and Courtney, you feel that you are getting commentary from the press box. With "Three--A Tennis Show," you feel like you are getting commentary from the player's bench. This is commentary about the nitty gritty of playing tennis! A welcome perspective! Keep up the good work!
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zeebz112The Best Tennis PodcastSmart. Entertaining. Informative. The best tennis podcast I’ve listened to. If you’re a tennis junky, this is for you!
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