Tony Trabert's guest appearances

Tony Trabert

Tennis with an Accent

Courtside: The Official Podcast of the US Open

Credentials Only

Blair Henley

Pete Sampras

Kevin Anderson

Marin Cilic

Stan Smith

Jason Beck

Andy Roddick

Steve Johnson

Monica Seles

Venus Williams

Rene Denfeld

Roger Federer

Michael Chang

Brad Gilbert

Ivan Lendl

OwlTail

Steve Flink

Hall of famer Steve Flink returns to the pod to pay homage to American great Tony Trabert. Trabert who passed away at 90 on February 3, 2021 was a hall of famer himself. Flink helps put Trabert's achievements in perspective considering the tour had turned pro back then and the best players were not allowed to play the majors. Trabert had won 5 majors and was a successful Davis cup captain as well. According to Flink he is in top 10 American male tennis players of all time.

Tony Trabert Tribute by Steve Flink

Tony Trabert was a fantastic tennis player and, by all accounts, an even better person. He passed away on February 3 at the age of 90.In 2014, I had the opportunity to interview Tony for what was to be published as a Q&amp;A in the Western &amp; Southern Open tournament program. However, Tony was so good at telling his story, I simply did my best to to stay out of the way. This special episode is the entirety of the interview we recorded in his home office as Tony shared his story, from growing up playing on the public courts in Cincinnati to his ascendency to the No. 1 amateur ranking to his broadcast career which included three decades working for CBS. As he was with so many people who he came across, Tony was very gracious and generous with his time. He was loved by so many people and he will be dearly missed. 

Tony Trabert was a fantastic tennis player and, by all accounts, an even better person. He passed away on February 3 at the age of 90.In 2014, I had the opportunity to interview Tony for what was to be published as a Q&amp;A in the Western &amp; Southern Open tournament program. However, Tony was so good at telling his story, I simply did my best to to stay out of the way. This special episode is the entirety of the interview we recorded in his home office as Tony shared his story, from growing up playing on the public courts in Cincinnati to his ascendency to the No. 1 amateur ranking to his broadcast career which included three decades working for CBS. As he was with so many people who he came across, Tony was very gracious and generous with his time. He was loved by so many people and he will be dearly missed.

Katrina Adams

Spring has sprung with USTA president Katrina Adams! She fills us in on Net Generation, how tennis is in full bloom after a rough winter – and what to expect in August at the US Open. We also continue our celebration of the 50th anniversary of the US Open with Tony Trabert, a champion of the sport both on and off the court.

Spring has sprung with USTA president Katrina Adams! She fills us in on Net Generation, how tennis is in full bloom after a rough winter – and what to expect in August at the US Open. We also continue our celebration of the 50th anniversary of the US Open with Tony Trabert, a champion of the sport both on and off the court.

6: Katrina Adams and Tony Trabert