Marshall Happer is this week's guest.

Marshall knows the battles tennis faces better than most.

In 1981, he was selected as the first—and, as it would turn out, only—Administrator for the Men’s Tennis Council (MTC). On December 31, 1989, the MTC ceased operations, marking the end of unified governance for professional men’s tennis, and the beginning of the ATP “as a pure player association.”

He was, in essence, the closest thing men’s tennis has ever had to a commissioner, and likely ever will.

Marshall tells us his story.

Very few have had the influence in the modern day pro game than he.

A fascinating insight.

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Author of the renownmed book "Jimmy Connors Saved My Life" and known tennis historian and pundit Joel Drucker is this week's guest.

In August 2016, he was named a historian-at-large by the International Tennis Hall of Fame.  Drucker’s tennis work spans the worlds of professional and recreational tennis – history, news, player profiles, psychology, instruction, travel, humour and participatory experiences.  On the court, he has been berated by John McEnroe, hit with a ball by Jimmy Connors and beaten left-handed by Andy Roddick.

Joe also write the romantic “Don’t Bet on It,” a portrait of his 28-year romance with his late wife, Joan Edwards.

Another great guest, as you have come to expect.

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Another week - another fabulus guest.

Former world number 1 in doubles Jamie Murray.

Jamie talks about his rise from junior to senior mainstay.

His relationship with his brother Andy murray growing up, the sibling rivalry, the closeness and how he thinks doubles can be given more attention.

Plus his love of Manchester United and loads more.

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NB. This interveiw took place before it was announced that Jamie would be the new tournament direct of the Queens Club Tournament.