Between the Lines Podcast: Awesome Female Tennis Players

I had the pleasure of sitting down and chatting with fellow tennis enthusiast, Taylor Curran, where we covered everything from who we think the GOAT of women's tennis is, to our favourite players, to how the sport is changing for female athletes and what it means for the future of tennis.

My friend and fellow tennis enthusiast, Taylor Curran, has been involved in the sports world for as long as he's been alive. He's played, watched, and loved basically every sport under the sun and his passion is evident through the work that he's done with different sports organizations as well as his degree in Sports Management from Humber College. Moreover, I chose Taylor to join me on my podcast for a couple other reasons as well. First, he's become such an enormous fan of women's tennis over the past 5 or 6 years and has made it such a joy to talk about, share stories and opinions about the game with, and watch together. Second, I think that his perspective, being a young man and understanding how the sports world works as well as a fan of the game, is one that's extremely important and interesting to uncover. He brought a lot of interesting opinions about women in tennis and began to unravel the things that could and should be done to make the game more inclusive. In the end, I think that women's tennis deserves more fans like Taylor - the kind of fans that emanate love, passion, and adoration for the game. Before I spoil the rest of the episode, click on the following image or follow the link below to check out Between the Lines Podcast Episode 1 - Women's Tennis Is Awesome:

Between the Lines Podcast Episode 1 - Women's Tennis Is Awesome

If you were intrigued by some of the young stars we discussed in this episode, check out this article I wrote on three up-and-coming female tennis players that are changing the game.

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