Who Are the Tennis Channel Commentators for Mutua Madrid Open 2024? Check Out the High-Profile List Featuring Jim Courier and Tracy Austin

Carlos Alcaraz sets his sights on a ‘three-peat’ as Aryna Sabalenka prepares to defend her 2023 title. As the players prepare for the Madrid Open 2024, the Tennis Channel has unveiled its sixteen-person commentary team. Throughout the tournament, fans all over the world will be treated to perceptive analysis and clever commentary thanks to this panel’s thrilling combination of formal tennis players and renowned podcast hosts.

These commentators have the capacity to convey the spirit and intensity of every match, which will enhance the watching experience for tennis fans worldwide.

The prominent Tennis Channel commentators for the Madrid Open 

In an effort to provide viewers with an interesting and educational look at the Madrid Open, The Tennis Channel has revealed its panel of commentators. “First combined 1000-level clay-court event on the road to #RolandGarros!” said a post uploaded on X.

Tennis fans are likely most familiar with Jim Courier, a longtime fixture on the commentary circuit who is most well-known for his perceptive commentary at the Australian Open, where he completed two decades of commentary in 2024. Fans may expect to hear his professional thoughts at the Madrid Open this year. Additionally, other well-liked former players who have graced the tournament courts, such as Andy Roddick and Tracy Austin, are also said to accompany him.

As a former US Open champion, Roddick is quite popular for “Served with Andy Roddick” and talks about various important issues surrounding the tennis arena. He was also a part of the Sunshine Double as an in-studio analyst and added charm to the event. Their first-hand knowledge gained from competing in the past will surely enhance the commentary, providing special viewpoints and insights into the action taking place at the Madrid Open.

Next up is Coco Vandeweghe, another American tennis player who reporteedly retired last year from the sport. After dealing with competitive tennis, she has made a jam to the broadcast booth and covered Indian Wells coverage for the Tennis Channel too. But apart from these former players, there are a lot of other interesting names on the list to look up to.

Other popular faces from the Tennis Channel’s broadcast booth

The varied range of voices and expertise on the commentary panel for the Madrid Open is expected to heighten the atmosphere surrounding the tournament. Known for his perceptive analysis, Prakash Amritraj, a former professional tennis player of Indian-American descent, is one of the distinguished commentators who will be joining the panel.

American sportscaster Brett Haber, presenter of the Tennis Channel, will offer his seasoned commentary, while versatile reporter Danni Klupenger, who covers a variety of sports, including professional tennis, will also grace the table. Ted Robinson, a former NBC sportscaster known for his elegant style, and former English tennis player Mark Petchey, will contribute their knowledge to the commentary booth as well.

Additionally, former top-10 professional tennis player Chanda Rubin from the United States and triple Grand Slam winner Nicolas Pereira from the ITF Junior World Championship will share their perspectives. Furthermore, former Olympic gold medalist Monica Puig and Steve Weissman, who covers sports for the NFL Network and Tennis Channel, will be present.

On the other hand, Ari Wolfe, an American sportscaster with a wealth of network experience, completes the lineup. A dynamic and captivating broadcast for viewers worldwide is ensured with the addition of Leif Shiras, a former professional tennis player turned commentator, who will provide his insight, and Bradley Klahn, a former NCAA singles champion, who brings his collegiate and professional expertise to the commentary team.

Nevertheless, what are your thoughts on the lineup? Do let us know in the comment section below.