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The Gay Tennis Podcast

TheGayTennis Podcast

Wimbledon: The B*tch is Back in Town

Jul 5, 202632 min
Summary

In this episode of The Gay Tennis Podcast, host Tony returns to London for Wimbledon, sharing a whirlwind of personal anecdotes and professional insights from the grounds. Kicking off the show with his signature candid style, Tony recounts the chaos of his recent accommodations, detailing his transition from an unfortunate Airbnb experience to the comfort of a hotel. Beyond the lodging drama, he reflects on his recent participation in the Gay Games in Valencia, where he overcame physical setbacks to secure a bronze medal in tennis, while offering a thoughtful perspective on the tournament's need for better structural support. The core of the episode features a guest appearance by his friend and former co-host, Brennan. The duo provides an engaging breakdown of the tournament's opening days, focusing on the high-energy performance of Jelena Ostapenko and a detailed analysis of the Naomi Osaka versus Aryna Sabalenka match on Centre Court. Tony explores the electric atmosphere at Wimbledon, contrasting the venue’s intimacy with other major tournaments, and shares his observations from various player press conferences. Ultimately, the episode serves as a lively, personal, and expert-driven look at the current tennis season.

Updated Jul 7, 2026

About This Episode

I’m back from Gay Games and ready to take on Week 2 of Wimbledon! On my first day back, I had quite a busy day: 


  • Meet up with guest cohost Brennan, who gives us his snap-takes to the day’s biggest news
  • A breakdown of Aryna vs Naomi 
  • AirBnB updates :)
  • The press conferences I attended
  • And so much more! 


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