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Season 2, Episode 1 of the podcast. Qasa and Dom talk to special guest the multiple grandslam winning wheelchair tennis champion Alfie Hewett. He tells the boys about how tennis gave him purpose in life &amp; how he's having difficulties in continuing to play cause of changes to the rules. And Qasa launches a new feature about tennis tantrums.

Season 2, Episode 1 of the podcast. Qasa and Dom talk to special guest the multiple grandslam winning wheelchair tennis champion Alfie Hewett. He tells the boys about how tennis gave him purpose in life &amp; how he's having difficulties in continuing to play cause of changes to the rules. And Qasa launches a new feature about tennis tantrums.

The Journey with Alfie Hewett

He's 23, with 16 Grand Slam titles to his name and focused on winning his first Wimbledon singles title.  Yet British wheelchair tennis champion, Alfie Hewett, is facing the end of his career because of a change in rules.   The elite sportsman, from Norwich, Norfolk, is currently ineligible to compete beyond 2021 after being told by the International Tennis Federation that his disability is not severe enough.    Mark Coles talks to friends, family and career professionals to find out how the sports-loving six year-old was suddenly forced to adapt from running around a football pitch to being in a wheelchair.   And how this life-changing event has shaped him into the player he is today.  Presenter:  Mark ColesResearchers: Lauren Moore, Sowda Ali and Bethan HeadProduction Co-ordinator: Janet Staples Producer: Sally AbrahamsStudio Engineer: Rod Farquhar   Editor: Alex Lewis

He's 23, with 16 Grand Slam titles to his name and focused on winning his first Wimbledon singles title. Yet British wheelchair tennis champion, Alfie Hewett, is facing the end of his career because of a change in rules. The elite sportsman, from Norwich, Norfolk, is currently ineligible to compete beyond 2021 after being told by the International Tennis Federation that his disability is not severe enough. Mark Coles talks to friends, family and career professionals to find out how the sports-loving six year-old was suddenly forced to adapt from running around a football pitch to being in a wheelchair. And how this life-changing event has shaped him into the player he is today. Presenter: Mark Coles Researchers: Lauren Moore, Sowda Ali and Bethan Head Production Co-ordinator: Janet Staples Producer: Sally Abrahams Studio Engineer: Rod Farquhar Editor: Alex Lewis

Multiple grand slam-winning wheelchair tennis player Alfie Hewett is the latest guest on the All In Yellow podcast, out now!Born in the Norfolk town of Cantley and an avid Norwich City supporter, Hewett joined podcast host Dan Wynne to talk about his love of the club and his career so far to date.Hewett is only 23 and already the holder of four grand slam singles titles and ten doubles titles. He recently defended his Australian Open doubles crown alongside partner Gordon Reid.

Multiple grand slam-winning wheelchair tennis player Alfie Hewett is the latest guest on the All In Yellow podcast, out now!Born in the Norfolk town of Cantley and an avid Norwich City supporter, Hewett joined podcast host Dan Wynne to talk about his love of the club and his career so far to date.Hewett is only 23 and already the holder of four grand slam singles titles and ten doubles titles. He recently defended his Australian Open doubles crown alongside partner Gordon Reid.

Episode #17 - Alfie Hewett

Some brief thoughts on Miami titles for Roger Federer,  the Bryan brothers &amp; Ash Barty before and in-depth chat with the inspirational wheelchair star Alfie Hewett, already a multiple major winner aged only 21.

Some brief thoughts on Miami titles for Roger Federer,  the Bryan brothers &amp; Ash Barty before and in-depth chat with the inspirational wheelchair star Alfie Hewett, already a multiple major winner aged only 21.