Tennis Podcast LIVE - 2018 Awards Show
The first ever Tennis Podcast LIVE took place in London on Tuesday 11th December at Café Rouge as David and Catherine handed out their awards for the 2018 tennis season in front of an audience of Kickstarter backers and friends of the podcast.
It was a special evening, and you can now listen to the full show in podcast form!
Who was the player of the year? What was the best match? What was the biggest surprise? Who made the best breakthrough? And what was the worst podcast prediction? David and Catherine discuss 15 categories in total.
No Tennis Podcast awards show would be complete without an adjudicator, to settle the inevitable disputes between Catherine and David, and this year we were delighted to have the incomparable Mary Carillo on hand via video link to give her verdict for each category. Her word is final, but will she agree more with David or Catherine?
Finally, after the results of our year-long predictions competition are revealed, overall winner Greg Gaynor sends us his acceptance speech from Detroit.
The Tennis Podcast is produced in association with The Telegraph.
***KICKSTARTER 2019***
Our Kickstarter campaign for 2019 is in full-swing! After launching on Monday 3rd December, we are thrilled to be almost 50% funded already. Thanks to everyone who has backed us so far.
If you would like the podcast to return in 2019, and if you’d like to attend Tennis Podcast LIVE next year, but haven’t yet chipped in to the Kickstarter, you can do so here: http://po.st/TP_Kickstarter2019
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