The Crush and Rush Tennis Podcast is back with a focused look at the early-season tennis landscape, where form is fluid, motivation varies, and betting markets are still catching up.

In this episode, Phil Naessens and Craig Doyle break down the United Cup, sharing their biggest surprises, early disappointments, and what the team format reveals about players heading into the heart of the Australian swing.

The conversation then shifts to Brisbane, where the WTA 500 and ATP 250 events are running alongside the United Cup. The guys discuss how overlapping schedules, travel, and preparation impact performance—and where disciplined bettors may still find value before the Australian Open.

As always, this episode avoids hype and “lock” talk, focusing instead on:

• Context over narratives

• Process over short-term results

• Understanding pricing in early-season markets

If you’re looking for thoughtful tennis analysis and betting insight grounded in experience—not noise—this episode delivers.

This episode of the Crush and Rush Tennis Podcast is all about finding value before the market corrects itself.

We open by briefly highlighting the work being done at Crush Rush News. The site has been rebuilt from the ground up with one goal in mind: sharper tennis analysis.

From data-driven previews and matchup-based betting angles to coaching insight and surface-specific breakdowns, this isn’t recycled tennis content—it’s work, and a lot of it.

From there, we turn to Nick Kyrgios, whose situation is no longer about rust or recovery. Availability, preparation, and competitive intent all matter in betting markets, and right now, Kyrgios carries more question marks than upside.

Name value is still baked into the Australians' odds, but reality is not.

Next, we break down the ripple effects of Carlos Alcaraz parting ways with Juan Carlos Ferrero. This isn’t just a headline; it’s the context that matters.

We close with the core of the episode: United Cup betting picks. Singles odds are out, and early-season markets are already mispricing motivation, surface fit, and matchup dynamics. Team formats, mixed schedules, and compressed timelines create inefficiencies—this event has historically been one of the better spots to find them.

Tune in to the Crush and Rush Tennis Podcast, with Craig Doyle and Phil Naessens.

The Crush and Rush Tennis Podcast is back, and Craig Doyle and Phil Naessens are riding shotgun with you for another week of off-season hot takes and previewing the Battle of the Sexes challenge between Nick Kyrgios and Aryna Sabalenka.

This week’s episode dives into two big topics:

• Why exhibition tennis is built for entertainment, not evaluation.

• Why bettors, analysts, and fans must avoid reading too much into these results.

Breakdown and preview of the upcoming headline-grabber:

• Why this match exists: marketing, storytelling, curiosity, and spectacle.

• Does Aryna Sabalenka have a chance of winning?

• Should you bet on December’s Battle of the Sexes match?

In the latest Crush and Rush Tennis Podcast, hosts Craig Doyle and Phil Naessens deliver a captivating Wimbledon Ladies’ Singles betting preview.

As the grass courts beckon, they dissect the favorites, uncover potential surprises, and spotlight the best betting value.

From Sabalenka's quest for glory to breakout stars poised to shine, this episode offers expert analysis and savvy picks for the 2025 Wimbledon women’s draw.

Listen now and ace your bets!

In the latest Crush and Rush Tennis Podcast, hosts Craig Doyle and Phil Naessens serve up a sizzling Wimbledon Gentlemen’s Singles betting preview.

With the grass courts primed and the field stacked, they break down top contenders, dark horses, and value bets.

From Alcaraz dominance to aging stars like Novak Djokovic ready to upset, this episode delivers expert insights and sharp picks to help you cash in on the 2025 Wimbledon action.

Tune in now!

The 2025 Rolex Monte Carlo Masters is here, and the clay courts of Monaco are about to heat up!

This ATP 1000 event is a fan-favorite stop on the road to Roland Garros, and this year’s field is stacked with past champions, top contenders, and a few Americans looking to end a 69-year drought.

Join us on the Crush and Rush Tennis Podcast as Phil Naessens and Craig Doyle break it all down—plus share some betting picks to spice things up!

The Madrid Masters begins on Wednesday. This Week in Tennis hosts Craig Doyle and Phil Naessens break down the men’s side of the draw—topics include;

Novak Djokovic skips Madrid–will the fans even notice?

10 different men have won ATP titles on the dirt this season–will we see an eleventh?

Playing in Madrid is difficult because of the altitude.

Jannik Sinner has a difficult draw.

Carlos Alcaraz has a sore arm and 1000 points to defend. Casper Ruud and Stefanos Tsitsipas are both playing well.

The top half of the draw is difficult. The guys share their thoughts on the favorites, sleepers, and maybe some surprises in store.

The bottom half of the draw features some interesting matches and tough clay court players. Can Alcaraz defend the 1000 points?

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On this edition of This Week in Tennis, hosts Craig Doyle and Phil Naessens discuss the following topics;

New changes on the ATP Tour. Will Saudi money save professional tennis or turn it into another PGA/LIV Tour with divided stars and a lessened product?

Why is tennis the hardest sport to play? Play answers a friend's question.

Aryna Sabalenka–tough as nails.

What is the future of the current collection of US male tennis players? We share our thoughts and looking forward to hearing yours.

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