In the sixth episode of your favourite tennis podcast, Gigi Salmon and Cédric Pioline look back at the 2024 US Open and ahead to the final tournaments of the year.

A two-time Grand Slam finalist (at the 1993 US Open and Wimbledon in 1997) and former world No. 5, Cédric Pioline has stayed in tennis since retiring. The tournament director of the Rolex Paris Masters for the last two years has been keeping a close eye on the tennis scene all season long.

So what did he make of the last Grand Slam of the year, when Aryna Sabalenka and Jannik Sinner stormed to the women’s and men’s singles titles respectively?

Now comes an enticing end to the season, with the WTA and ATP Tour finals topping the bill. The final spots at the prestigious men’s event will be claimed, as ever, at the Rolex Paris Masters, which the tournament director himself previews.

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In the fifth episode of your favourite tennis podcast, Gigi Salmon and Mats Wilander review the latest major championships at the All England Club and look ahead to the next few weeks of competition.

Known for the quality of his analysis and insightful courtside questions, the former world No.1 – winner of seven grand slam singles titles and three Davis Cups – was the perfect guest to capture all the excitement of SW19 and dissect a string of surprising performances at the Championships.

What does he think of Carlos Alcaraz’s incredible precocity, Barbora Krejcikova's moving and deserved coronation, the rise of Jasmine Paolini, Novak Djokovic's state of mind and Andy Murray's farewell? And what are his predictions for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games and the hard-court season, particularly the US Open in New York?

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Throughout the year, Courtside Conversations: The Roland-Garros Tennis Podcast invites you to listen in on some exciting and insightful chats between Gigi Salmon and her high-profile guests. Following on from Alex Corretja, Marion Bartoli, and Roland-Garros tournament director Amélie Mauresmo, former doubles world number one, Mark Woodforde stepped up to the mic to look back on what happened in this 2024 Roland-Garros edition and what we can expect when tennis stars will assemble in Wimbledon for the third Grand Slam of the year.

A seventeen-time Grand Slam winner in doubles and mixed, former world No. 1 in doubles, two-time Olympic medalist (gold in Atlanta 1996 and silver in Sydney 2000), Mark Woodforde looks back on his sweetest memories in Roland-Garros. He and Gigi also talk about the highlights of 2024 Roland-Garros edition with Iga Swiatek and Carlos Alcaraz’s victories, the return of Rafael Nadal in his kingdom and Jannik Sinner, the new world number one !

So, make yourself comfortable and click on the player icon below to listen to Gigi and Mark talk tennis:

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