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Salimos de nuestro break tenístico para hacer un balance de cómo vimos el tour y el tenis internacional en este 2021 que se va, en esta edición especial de Lucky Losers. 

Tómese una pausa electoral para conversar un ratito del tenis del tour mientras preparamos una nueva edición con el balance de la armada chilena.

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In this episode I break down Jannik Sinner's latest trophy in Antwerp and what that could mean for his chances at making the ATP Finals. I also talked about Moscow and the very random troubles for Andrey Rublev. Other topics include player ATP rankings system, Vienna, and St. Petersburg.

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In this episode I talk about the new San Diego Open and the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells. Both Southern California tournaments had big results for low seeded players. Also, the race to the ATP Finals continues...Who are possible favorites to make it to Italy.

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Perry Rogers is the CEO and founder of PRP, a sports management and corporate consulting company with a client roster including NBA Hall-of-Famer Shaquille O’Neal, Boston Celtic Jayson Tatum and Jonathan Isaac of the Orlando Magic. He is also an investor and part owner of HEXX Kitchen + Bar and BEER PARK, located at the Paris Casino in Las Vegas.

Rogers has aligned O’Neal with brands such as American Express, Icy Hot, Gold Bond, Zales, Krispy Kreme and Turner Sports. Rogers has overseen O’Neal’s entire business since 2001.

Perry graduated from Georgetown University, where he received his bachelor’s degree in accounting in 1991, and the University of Arizona, where he earned his law degree in 1994.

Prior to the launch of PRP, Rogers was President of Agassi Enterprises, Inc. and the Andre Agassi Charitable Foundation in Las Vegas, where he managed the careers of tennis players Andre Agassi and Stefanie Graf, actress Brooke Shields and golfer Adam Scott.

Rogers has previously bought and sold the Golden Nugget Hotel and Casino. He also founded and sold Nevada First Bank in 2005.

Today, Rogers is a member of the Board of Trustees for the University of Nevada, Las Vegas Foundation, and sits on the Chancellor’s Business Roundtable for the Nevada System of Higher Education. He previously sat on the boards for the ATP Tour, Six Flags Inc., Nevada First Bank, Meadows Bank and Boys & Girls Clubs of Las Vegas. Rogers will also serve as an executive producer on Uncle Drew, the upcoming Lionsgate feature film.

A native of Las Vegas, NV, Perry resides there with his wife, Nicole, and three children, Hannah, Grant and Ryan.

Be sure to catch the A Mick A Mook and A Mic podcast on 29-September for this interesting interview.

In this episode I recap the Laver Cup, which was kind of a disappointing event this year due to the lopsided competition. All European players are in the top 10, and not one world player is in the top 10. I also touch on a MASSIVE topic that came to into the spotlight during the event, and move on to the ATP 250 in San Diego.

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In this episode I preview and predict the upcoming Laver Cup in Boston. This is the best team competition in tennis every year, and this weekend the event is going on without Novak, Roger and Rafa. Who's got the better team? I also touch on the ATP 250 tournament in Metz, France and the incredible end of the year run by Andy Murray.

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In this episode I talk about the Men's Final match at the US Open and how Daniil Medvedev found a way to dethrone the before unstoppable Novak Djokovic. I also give a recap of the US Open, including unbelievable performances in the Women's and Wheelchair brackets.

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In this episode I recap the Western & Southern Open and the incredible run by the German Star. I also give you a full preview of the upcoming US Open. Who wins, Djokovic, or the field?

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In this episode I recap the Olympics and I'm sure you can tell by the title but Novak Djokovic did not win Gold. I won't spoil anything else, you can just listen. I also talk about Atlanta and an impressive 6th title by an American. Many players are now in Washington D.C., like Rafael Nadal, and I preview that tournament as well.

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In this episode I preview what's to come at the highly anticipated Tokyo Olympics. There's already been so much drama surrounding these Olympic games over the last year, but players are in Japan and ready to go. Can Djokovic take another step toward the Golden Slam? I also touch on the new PTPA, Players Association, and what they're looking to accomplish along with what people are saying about this move by a couple of current players.

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In this episode I break down everything you need to know about the second week at Wimbledon, including the incredible run by Novak Djokovic that helped him secure his 20th Grand Slam Championship.

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In this episode I recap the first week at Wimbledon, and take a deeper look at the Men's Quarterfinal match ups. There was no shortage of story lines during the first week, everything from court conditions, Murray's return, Korda and Tiafoe's strong showing, and even Nick Kyrgios' return to grass. I break it all down in this episode.

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In this episode I preview the 3rd Grand Slam of the year, Wimbledon. A lot to unpack here, from Rafa and Thiem not playing to Federer in search for his 21st Grand Slam title. It seems like Djokovic's tournament to lose, so who's it going to be? Federer? Djokovic? Or someone else?

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J.T. Brooksby is ranked #149 in the world on the ATP Tour (Association of Tennis Professionals). And check this out. He is from Sacramento and he is just 20 years old. He just recently played at the French Open. He stands 6'4 and is ready to take his career to another level. I know that you are going to be very impressed with J.T. the individual. This conversation was a lot of fun and a great way to come off a vacation to kick off the summer of 2021.

In today's episode of Experience the Buzz, Host Steve Buzzard talks shop with Derik"The J.T. today was the same kid I remember from his days of rocking his headband at Buzzardball Basketball Camp when he attended 1st-4th Grade. What impressed me the most is his maturity that is well beyond his years."  Our conversation hits THREE areas: 

•  Segment ONE 💥 kicks off with J.T. explaining his journey as a tennis player. He discusses playing at the U.S. Open (in 2018 + 2019) and the French Open (2021). Brooksby lets us into his daily schedule and speaks about playing multiple sports as a kid.
• Segment TWO 💥 is a fire squad of TENNIS questions I have always wanted to ask a professional player. J.T. talks about picking up the racket for the first time (at FOUR years old), the switch to becoming serious about the sport, homeschooling, and burnout. J.T. talks about his 'will to win' mentality, his parent's support, and his best moment as a tennis player thusfar.
• Segment THREE 💥 gets into Brooksby's future as a professional on the ATP Tour. He shares with us the financial aspects of being a pro that includes having an agent and sponsorships. We finish off with Rapid Fire and some final Tennis questions that includes his thoughts on the Big Three (Federer, Nadal, + Djokovic).

Here are my favorite HIGHLIGHTS  ...
▪️1. Overall, I was just in awe of J.T.'s maturity for a 20-year old. I can't imagine trying to be a professional in any sport at that age. You can easily tell that he is committed to his sport.
▪️2. Just talking tennis with a professional player was pretty exciting. J.T. was great and was able to answer all the questions that I brought his way.
▪️3. I just feel it ... J.T. is going to be a star in this sport. You can tell by talking to him that he has the vision to do BIG THINGS on the ATP Tour. Look forward to supporting him throughout his journey.

Our Connection |  J.T. attended Buzzardball Basketball camp during the late 2000's when he was a young kid. He stood out for two reasons. He had a fiery and competitive spirit. And he always rocked the headband! Check out the profile photo

ENJOY THE TALKING STORY! 🏝

☑️ Jenson (J.T.) Brooksby Profile on the ATP Tour | Click Here 🎾
☑️ Video Clip on J.T. qualifying for the U.S. Open | Click Here 🎾

In this episode I break down the second week of Roland Garros. Including two incredible Men's semifinals and an entertaining final in Paris. Novak Djokovic nears 20 Grand Slam titles, inching closer to Nadal and Federer for most ever.

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In this episode I tackle the issue between players and the media, and my thoughts on what forced Naomi Osaka to leave Roland Garros. On the Men's side, many big names into the Quarterfinals and a few young guns make a big run.

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In this episode I talk about everything that's happened since mid-April. The pod took a break, now it's back better than ever and there's A TON to cover in this episode. Lot's of tournaments and lots of drama. I break it all down for you here.

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In this episode I look at the pros and cons of tennis players getting the vaccine, and how it could impact their season. I also give my thoughts on Felix Auger-Aliassime's new coach. At the end, there's an announcement regarding the future of BLEAV In The ATP Tour that you'll want to know.

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In this episode I give a full recap of the Miami Open, which was highlighted by a pair of youngsters. I also react to the surprise engagement the tennis world got last week.

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In this episode I recap a pair of ATP 500's in Dubai and Acapulco, including a surprising winner at one of them. I also take an in-depth look at the Miami Open (which starts this week) and things to watch, including a historic group of players dropped out of the playing field.

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