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Hosted by Raz · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 18 episodes
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Following the weekly classics, player journeys, and under-the-radar stories across the Challenger circuit from a fan's perspective.
Raz hosts The Challenger Corner, a sports show with 18 episodes published.
It was an intriguing fortnight (starting from the Wimbledon qualifying week) beyond Wimbledon, since all the Challenger Tour action continues, which produced several comebacks and breakthroughs: Sumit Nagal and Facundo D
Revisit last week's six different Challenger-level tournaments that also revealed six different paths, as exemplified by Christopher O'Connell & Nick Hardt's return to the winners' circle, as well as Henry Searle's long-
Revisit how Taro Daniel & Jesper de Jong ended their title droughts by winning the Bratislava (clay) and Cattolica Challengers, respectively, while Bu Yunchaokete marked his return on grass as he won his second consecuti
This year's second week of Roland Garros was really packed, but the pipeline delivered for a good reason: Maja Chwalinska's runner-up run in the Women's Singles sector, followed by Sebastian Baez's maiden European clay C
The first week of Roland Garros might have felt chaotic, but the biggest winner of it all is the Challenger Tour. How was this the case between the third and fourth rounds? How did Colton Smith also win his first Challen
Beyond the limelights of Roland Garros, which qualifying rounds took place at the same time as these 3 Challenger 50 titles (in Bengaluru 3, Istanbul-Istinye, and Cervia), follow through on how Petr Bar Biryukov, David J
In contrast to a traditional preview, I tried to verbalize my thought process behind my Roland Garros men's qualifying brackets, something I've been doing since I came across 2 qualifier prediction tweets for every Grand
In the second week of Rome (1000), 7 ATP Challenger tournaments filled the "void" (of the 2-week Masters 1000), 2 of them were the 175s. How epic were the Bordeaux and Valencia Challengers this year, and how classic was
Despite looking like a slow week minus the cancelled Prague Challenger, it turned out to be another week of milestones: both Soonwoo Kwon and Facundo Diaz Acosta joined Pavel Kotov in the list of players winning 3 Challe
The first of two packed Challenger weeks in May 2026 brought a series of long-awaited moments, highlighted by 175-point titles for Alejandro Tabilo and Matteo Arnaldi, as well as Coleman Wong finally breaking through by
What initially looked like another slow week turned out to have one of the bigger storylines as a perfect warm-up for the upcoming packed week, ranging from Sergey Fomin's second career Challenger title in Shymkent 1, So
Relive the previous "slow but steady" week as Hugo Dellien clinched his 15th career Challenger title back home in Santa Cruz (Bolivia), as well as the way Roman Safiullin and Leandro Riedi, who went back on track from th
Dive through the week of milestones based on last week's Challenger finals as James Duckworth won his 18th career Challenger title to close the week in Mexico City, Yibing Wu and Pavel Kotov marking their returns with th
What looked like a slow week in the Challenger-level and 250-level tournaments at the start of clay season turned out to be full of milestones, which also includes a long-awaited Top 100 debut from Marco Trungelliti, as
Dive into the packed week of 7 ATP Challenger events, where Hamad Medjedovic marked his return to the Top 100 with a title in Naples, the suspenseful epic finals in Yokkaichi and Sao Paulo, as well as Matias Soto and Mil
It's been a while since we saw Pablo Carreno Busta and Michael Mmoh winning a Challenger-level title, especially for the latter, but they eventually succeeded! It might have been a slow week of 4 tournaments (Zadar, Murc
It was a very packed week with a lot of classics (I even almost ran out of space in the shortlist), as well as numerous milestones achieved, but how rollercoaster-ish were some of these finals? And, how did I come up wit
In my first trial episode, relive last week's ATP Challenger Tour events despite the Fujairah Challengers' cancellation over the current events, from how delivering the Kigali 1 Challenger was, Sebastian Ofner's Thionvil
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