Alex Theodoridis is the founder of Tennisportalen in Sweden,  where he covers professional tennis as a writer, reporter and podcaster. Alex has covered the Australian Open on site in Melbourne the last four years,

It’s the start of clay season on the ATP Tour. How big a clay season is it? Let’s talk about it as Matt Zemek returns to Tennis With An Accent and joins Saqib Ali to look at the big themes and tension points of the ATP clay season.

This week on Tennis With An Accent, Saqib Ali is joined by Louisa Thomas, a published author and contributing writer at The New Yorker magazine, where she has written about tennis for several years. She had written about tennis at Grantland since 2011 ...

This week on Tennis With An Accent, Saqib Ali is joined by TWAA contributor Mert Ertunga to talk about the Miami open. The conversation takes a deep dive into Miami champion Ashleigh Barty’s all around game.

This week on Tennis With An Accent, Saqib Ali is joined by Michael Gallo, a tennis writer and producer at TSN Canada. During his coverage of tennis through the Canadian prism he has covered the likes of Milos Raonic, Eugenie Bouchard,

This week on Tennis With An Accent, Saqib Ali is joined by Miguel Seabra, who has worn many hats in his tennis career spanning from 1991 to present day. Currently, he works as a broadcaster for Euro Sport and also serves as the media director at the Es...

Tennis With An Accent covers the global reality of tennis in various accents, and today’s accent is thoroughly Indian. Podcast host Saqib Ali, who grew up in India, talks to the venerable Indian tennis journalist Rohit Brijnath,

Last week, the Tennis With An Accent Podcast provided an in-depth look at a specific aspect of professional tennis: the complicated and tangled world of the challenger circuit and junior tennis. This week, the TWAA Podcast acquires very different dimen...

The war between the ITF and the ATP is felt less at the major tournaments than in the lower tiers of professional tennis. This is a very complicated subject, and a single conversation won’t resolve all of its problems,

Novak Djokovic is the king of men’s tennis after his victory at the Australian Open, and few people do a better job of covering Novak Djokovic than Saša Ozmo of SportKlub in Serbia. Tennis With An Accent welcomes Saša back to our podcast.