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Mensik's Next Move, Rublev Turns To Safin And The Start Of Clay Season With Nicolas Pereira

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Nicolas Pereira is one of the pillars of Latin American tennis, an he joins the podcast to discuss the fallout from a groundbreaking Miami Open. Pereira reacts to Jakub Mensik's title, assesses Novak Djokovic's chances on the clay, and explains how he would advise players to compete against the dominant WTA No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka. The broadcaster also reacts to the news that Andrey Rublev is working with Hall-of-Famer Marat Safin, and explains how Rublev can get over the hump at the major tournaments. Pereira also dives into the start of clay season, where American Sofia Kenin and Jenson Brooksby have notched impressive wins in Charleston and Houston respectively. The commentator discusses Colton Smith's impressive arrival at the pro level, whether Amanda Anisimova or Emma Navarro has the edge in their matchup, and if anyone can stop Tommy Paul at the US Men's Clay Court Championships. And the fellas round out the show previewing the ATP Monte Carlo Masters, which features the best scenery in the game. Hosted by Mitch Michals.
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Nicolas Pereira is one of the pillars of Latin American tennis, an he joins the podcast to discuss the fallout from a groundbreaking Miami Open. Pereira reacts to Jakub Mensik's title, assesses Novak Djokovic's chances on the clay, and explains how he would advise players to compete against the dominant WTA No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka. The broadcaster also reacts to the news that Andrey Rublev is working with Hall-of-Famer Marat Safin, and explains how Rublev can get over the hump at the major tournaments. Pereira also dives into the start of clay season, where American Sofia Kenin and Jenson Brooksby have notched impressive wins in Charleston and Houston respectively. The commentator discusses Colton Smith's impressive arrival at the pro level, whether Amanda Anisimova or Emma Navarro has the edge in their matchup, and if anyone can stop Tommy Paul at the US Men's Clay Court Championships. And the fellas round out the show previewing the ATP Monte Carlo Masters, which features the best scenery in the game. Hosted by Mitch Michals.
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