Tennis Unfiltered

Calvin Betton, George Bellshaw and James Gray are back to look back at a week of 250s and answer your questions on the tennis world.

Here are the big stories they discussed in this week's episode...

Wim Fisette has "broken his silence" after splitting with Iga Swiatek in a "tell-all" (well, not quite all) interview but in the meantime...

...Swiatek has a new coach, picking up Emma Raducanu cast-off Francisco Roig...

...who was on trial with Giovanni Mpetshi-Perricard and didn't even mention that he was leaving to the Frenchman...

...who in turn has hired Greg Rusedski!

They also talk about a title for Rafael Jodar (denying Marco Trungelliti a historic win), the colour of the clay in Houston, and answer your questions!
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Calvin Betton is on R&R in NYC but he is not MIA - he's bang up to speed to join James Gray in south London and George Bellshaw back from Benidorm for another Tennis Unfiltered podcast.

They discussed most things that happened in tennis over the last week, including...

- Jannik Sinner ended Jiri Lehecka's rather charmed run to the Miami final with a brutal serving performance to complete the 'Sunshine Double', the eighth man to complete the feat

- Sinner has also now won three Masters titles in a row WITHOUT DROPPING A SET... no one had ever even won two in a row

- Aryna Sabalenka also doubled up, winning Miami after Indian Wells, in an entertaining final win over Coco Gauff. She is only the fifth woman to win it, joining an elite club of Steffi Graf, Kim Clijsters, Victoria Azarenka and Iga Swiatek.

- Arthur Fils is most certainly back, winning the match of the tournament against Tommy Paul

- Amanda Anisimova splits with her coach Hendrik Vleeshouwers

- David Goffin announces he is retiring

- The WTA are done with Finals in Saudi Arabia

And more!
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Calvin Betton is on R&R in NYC but he is not MIA - he's bang up to speed to join James Gray in south London and George Bellshaw back from Benidorm for another Tennis Unfiltered podcast.

They discussed most things that happened in tennis over the last week, including...

- Jannik Sinner ended Jiri Lehecka's rather charmed run to the Miami final with a brutal serving performance to complete the 'Sunshine Double', the eighth man to complete the feat

- Sinner has also now won three Masters titles in a row WITHOUT DROPPING A SET... no one had ever even won two in a row

- Aryna Sabalenka also doubled up, winning Miami after Indian Wells, in an entertaining final win over Coco Gauff. She is only the fifth woman to win it, joining an elite club of Steffi Graf, Kim Clijsters, Victoria Azarenka and Iga Swiatek.

- Arthur Fils is most certainly back, winning the match of the tournament against Tommy Paul

- Amanda Anisimova splits with her coach Hendrik Vleeshouwers

- David Goffin announces he is retiring

- The WTA are done with Finals in Saudi Arabia

And more!
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Calvin Betton gives us the lowdown on court conditions in Miami... while George Bellshaw updates us on his "internet box". James Gray, as usual, is just trying to hold everyone together.

They discussed...

- Joao Fonseca faced Carlos Alcaraz a week after playing Jannik Sinner, but how much will he learn from his own Sunshine Double?

- Alcaraz won but was them stunned by Sebastian Korda, a Florida native excelling on home soil once again. Is this his moment to arrive again in the top 10?

- Iga Swiatek was beaten by Magda Linette, a shocking defeat with some tortured quotes afterwards...

- ...and then sacked her coach Wim Fisette mid-podcast

- Pat Cash is pitching for a job at Tennis Australia

- Wimbledon is introducing video review for the first time

And more!
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Calvin Betton is on training camp in North Carolina, George Bellshaw is dragging himself through Ironman regimes and James Gray is, well, still here.

They're back to talk all about tennis from the last seven days, which included the end of Indian Wells, a whole host of withdrawals from Miami and another glimpse of the new structure of the tennis tour post-Saudi spend.

Jannik Sinner won his first Indian Wells title, finally ending Daniil Medvedev's winning run...

...but is the Russian, who is now back in the top 10, ready to become the third guy in men's tennis?

Jack Draper is back to winning ways, beating Novak Djokovic en route the quarter-finals...

...but was he unfairly "hindered" by a hindrance call in his last eight defeat?

Elena Rybakina and Aryna Sabalenka slogged it out in the women's final...

...and while Sabalenka won to ding-dong the head-to-head back in her favour, is it really a match-up that helps the women's game?

That and SO much more...

LINKS

Charlie Eccleshare and Matt Futterman on the new tennis tour: https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7106736/2026/03/12/tennis-atp-calendar-tournaments-saudi-arabia-buybacks/

THAT hindrance call: https://x.com/TennisTV/status/2032299932947005764

An interview with Eugenie Bouchard: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/tennis/2026/03/16/eugenie-bouchard-interview-i-understand-raducanu-pressure
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