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Hosted by Chris Hasek-Watt · sports · EN · 64 episodes
Tennis. Fashion. Politics. Business. Unfiltered.Love Means Nothing with Chris Hasek-Watt—because someone had to say it.
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Chris Hasek-Watt hosts Love Means Nothing Tennis Podcast, a sports show with 64 episodes published.
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Love Means Nothing Tennis Podcast
<p>- Alcaraz shows tenacity</p><p>- Sinner hearbreaker</p><p>- Sabalenka Blames herself</p><p>- Bublik admits tanking</p><p>- French Open outfits</p><p>- Tennis players best athletes</p><p>- Kygrios hosts Smash City</p><p>- Musetti kicks ball at line judges</p><p>- Djokovic looks good for Wimbledon </p>
Love Means Nothing Tennis Podcast
<p>Musetti Fashion 101</p><p>Djokovic Draw looks good</p><p>Ruud Winner Mentality</p><p>Travis Scott and Anisimova!?</p><p>Djoker and Murray Split</p><p>Alcaraz and Sinner Final </p><p>French Open Draw Summary</p><p>Hamburg / Geneva </p>
Love Means Nothing Tennis Podcast
<p>- Best time of the year in sports</p><p>- Ostapenko looking good in new ride</p><p>- Zverev wins Munich</p><p>- US show they can ball on clay - kind of ..</p><p>- Madrid Draw </p><p>- What ant NDP supporter looks like </p><p>- Need a change</p><p><br></p><p><br></p>
Episode #60
<p>In this milestone 60th episode of Love Means Nothing, we finally talk The White Lotus — late to the party, but fully invested. We also unpack Rory McIlroy’s emotional Masters win, a rollercoaster performance that reminded us why we watch sports in the first place.</p><p>On the tennis front, we dive deep into the Monte Carlo Open: Alcaraz cements himself as the hottest ticket in tennis, while Musetti shows signs of real mental strength. We also ask — are some of these players (and commentators) just a little too soft?</p><p>From the wild (Fils nearly taking out a...
Love Means Nothing Tennis Podcast
<p>This week on Love Means Nothing, we get a little opinionated (okay, a lot). Chris breaks down why Babolat rackets just don’t cut it and why Wilson still reigns as the most elegant brand in tennis. We dig into the underappreciated grind of senior tournaments and ask: should tennis move to a one-serve format?</p><p>Also on the docket:<br>– Serena’s spicy comments on men vs. women in tennis<br>– Mensik’s future stardom and his poised post-Djokovic win remarks<br>– What we know about his knee injury<br>– And of course, Djokovic’s unexpected black eye: where’d tha...
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