Our guest this week has a list of accomplishments so long, that we had to have a super-sized episode just to get through her amazing career highlights. With 11 grand slam titles, a combined 83 WTA titles and an Olympic bronze medal, Lisa Raymond is one of the most accomplished players from the past few decades....and as a nominee to the class of 2022 for the Tennis Hall of Fame, it's no wonder why she'll go down as one of the greatest doubles players in WTA history. Listen as Lisa shares amazing stories, like her experience from winning her first grand slam doubles title with Rennae Stubbs, as well as the significance to winning her last grand slam title at age 38 at the 2011 US Open. You'll also hear as Lisa shares her memories from a stellar singles career that took her all the way to the top #15 in the world and included wins over former #1's Martina Hingis, Venus Williams and Monica Seles. With a career that saw her win at least one doubles title from 1993 to 2012, (a historic span of 20 years), you'll find out what it takes to have the consistency and dedication of a true champion. We hope you'll join in getting to know, the fantastic....Lisa Raymond. 

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