
Episode 267: Tennis Returns, But a Rocky Road Ahead
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Well, tennis is back, folks! But at the same time, tennis continues to go away. What to make of it all?
To help make sense of it all, Ben is rejoined by Reem Abulleil and Tumaini Carayol who also have been (virtually) covering the WTA's return event in Palermo this week. Is the tour set to succeed? And how do we think this sort of virtual coverage will change our work?
We also discuss the cancellation of Madrid and the new rules document from the U.S. Open, as well as the decision of defending champion Rafael Nadal to skip this year's event. And then as a bonus at the end, you'll hear Dayana Yastremska discuss her unexpected turn as a recording artist.
(Apologies for some of the audio issues on Ben's track as this issue goes on, we did our best to make it sound decent)
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