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Live from Day One of the Lexus Nottingham Open! 🎾🌱 In this episode, Katie sits down on-site to explore how tennis is adapting to a changing climate, from elite tournaments to local grassroots courts. We are joined by a fantastic panel: Jack Baker (Head of Public Policy and Sustainability at the LTA), former British Number One Kyle Edmund (now stepping into his new role as Assistant Tournament Director), and grassroots tennis content creator and influencer Raf (@rafatennisonly). Plus, we feature a special guest appearance from BBC presenter Qasa Alom ! Jack opens up about the very real threats climate change poses to British tennis, from the increasing financial burden of flooded local courts to the introduction of extreme heat rules for domestic competitions. He shares how the LTA is leading by example—utilising solar energy, switching to 90% lower-emission HVO fuel for temporary power, and rolling out a 100% electric vehicle fleet for tournament transport. Kyle gives us an exclusive look behind the scenes at transitioning from player to organiser, managing chaotic player requests, and reflecting on his own career training in brutal heatwaves. He also highlights the simple operational changes making a massive dent in waste, like banning single-use plastic racket bags at the stringing desks and partnering with Brita to eliminate over half a million plastic water bottles. We also get a special update from Qasa Alom , who check-ins to deliver the latest standings from the LTA Pledgeball League table, celebrating our incredible Round One winners and reminding us how to get involved for Round Two. Finally, Raf shares his inspiring journey as a self-taught player, the power of filming your own matches to level up your game, and how everyday players can drive massive collective climate action from the ground up. We wrap things up with a tense, highly competitive sustainability quiz that puts our guests to the ultimate test! 🏆 Get Involved: Want to help protect where we play? Support your local club and help them climb the national leaderboard by logging a quick nature-friendly pledge at pledgeball.org . Every pledge enters you into a draw to win tickets to the HSBC Championships at The Queen's Club for the 2027 season!

In this episode of The Beyond Tennis Podcast , host Johnny Delgado is joined by former world No. 14 and Davis Cup champion Kyle Edmund . Kyle provides a raw and honest look at the highs and lows of elite tennis, from the physical toll of three knee surgeries to the mental pressure of leading British tennis after the Andy Murray era. Kyle also breaks down one of the most infamous moments in Davis Cup history—the time Denis Shapovalov hit the umpire in the eye during their match—and discusses his transition into the world of sports business and his passion for cars. Timestamps: [00:00:17] Intro & Welcome: Johnny introduces the Australian Open semifinalist and world No. 14. [00:03:15] The Shapo Incident: Kyle recounts the surreal moment Denis Shapovalov was defaulted for hitting the umpire. [00:10:44] The Reality of Injuries: An honest look at the three knee surgeries that halted Kyle's momentum at the top of the game. [00:18:22] Leading British Tennis: Dealing with the "What's next?" pressure following Andy Murray’s success. [00:26:50] The Davis Cup Glory: Winning the title with Team GB and what that environment meant for his career. [00:35:12] Beyond Tennis: Cars & Business: Kyle discusses his love for high-performance cars and his move into sports management. [00:52:38] Match Tie-Break: Quick-fire questions on the G.O.A.T., his favorite tournament, and who would play him in a movie.

This week, Dom & Qasa spend half an hour chatting to Kyle Edmund who is targeting a return to Tennis towards the back end of the year after a tough time with injuries. The British star and Aus Open Semi-Finalist opens up about the mental strength needed to believe you will get back and how he has been looking at the game differently after some time out.