Join Rose at Bolton Arena where the Lexus Junior International U14's, a Tennis Europe Event, is taking place.

To start, she chats to Sandi Procter about her role on the Committee for Tennis Europe and why she loves coming to watch the future stars of the sport in action.

Next we discover just how much tennis will take place within Wales over the next 12 months as Rose chats to Jamie Clewer and Mark Lewis, both from Tennis Wales.

Jamie takes us through the participation within the sport across the country and the many goals they hope to achieve this year. While Mark chats competitions and looks ahead to a busy April with Tennis Europe coming back to Wrexham.

We also hear a few Australian Open predictions which may or may not age well so be sure to listen in!

Listen in as Rose chats to a few players as they reflect on their 2025 season and look ahead to 2026.

With Christmas just less than a week away we will also find out how tennis players spend Christmas. The players answer a set of quick fire Christmas questions so have a listen to discover what the Lexus Wrexham Champion 2025, Mimi Xu, bakes at Christmas!

We also chat to Kirsty Sawyer, from Wrexham Tennis and Padel Centre to hear what happens at the centre at Christmas and her new role as Operations Manager. Abigail Johnson, commentator for BBC Sport and The Tennis Channel, gives us an insight into her life as she prepares to fly to Australia and also reveals her favourite Christmas food, which may surprise you...

Find out some incredible statistics from the week in Wrexham and how the tournament ranks among other W100s worldwide.

Finally, we give you a little taste for what you can expect from the 2026 Lexus Wrexham Open which is happening 18th - 27th October 2026! Be sure to put it in your diaries!

Thank you for all the support this year and Merry Christmas!

It's been a few weeks since the incredible Lexus Wrexham Open but we are still buzzing from it!

Rose is joined by Tournament Director, Richard Joyner and Tournament Promoter, Dave Courteen as they recap their favourite moments and highlights from Wrexham 2025.

They look ahead to changes and adaptations and chat through some new and exciting ideas for the 2026 Wrexham Open which has been confirmed for the 18th - 25th October.

It's 338 days until the next tournament but don't worry, the Wrexham Ready Podcast will keep you entertained until then with monthly episodes, released every second Friday of the month.

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The Lexus Wrexham Open 2025 ended with a Welsh Fairytale as Mimi Xu took home both the Single's and Double's titles.

It was an incredible week displaying some of the top women's tennis and the finals were no different.

Join Rose as she wraps up the week by chatting to Mimi and Ella after the Double's Final to hear their thoughts on the week and as they look ahead to next week in Glasgow.

Beth Heath, from Shropshire Festivals, chats through the week's events and describes the success of the tournament and how the community of Wrexham have shown so much passion towards it.

Lastly, commentator Alex Hyman delves deeper into both finals and analyses how Mimi was able to win the double at the Lexus Wrexham Open 2025.

The final day of the Lexus Wrexham Open is upon us and we have what many would describe as the perfect final - Mika Stojsavljovic vs Mimi Xu.

The two teenagers will take to the stage at the Wrexham Tennis and Padel Centre this afternoon and battle for the trophy.

We spoke to both players to hear their thoughts following their semifinals and looking ahead to their final today.

We also chat to commentator Alex Hyman to get his views ahead of today's match and to get some analysis from the two semifinals he commentated for.

First, we chat to Rebecca from Meet Me in the Morning coffee horsebox as she joins the Lexus Wrexham Open team and keeps everyone caffeinated!

After a busy day at the Wrexham Tennis and Padel Centre yesterday with five matches on the Show Court, the final four at the Lexus Wrexham Open have been decided and who would have thought at the start of the week that three British players would be playing in the semifinals!

Mimi Xu was triumphant over the last remaining seeded player Harmony Tan and will take on fellow Brit Lily Miyazaki who won a fought hard from a set down to Jana Otzipka.

The second semifinal is between the sixteen year old Mika Stojsavljevic and Elena Malygina which is set to be a match filled with power strikes and extended rallies.

But before all this, listen to yesterday's recap with many guests involved at the Lexus Wrexham Event including an exciting visit from Jack Sargeant who is from Welsh Government and is the Minister for Culture, Skills, and Social Partnership.

The quarter finals have been decided following a packed day at the Lexus Wrexham Open with four British players making it through. They aren't playing each other meaning that we could have an all British semi final line up too!

In the second round, Lily Miyazaki had a dominant win over the top seed Jessika Ponchet in straight sets, so we chatted to her later on in the podcast to hear how she is feeling this week.

Mimi Xu came back from a 5-1 deficit in the first set and showed determination in the second to progress through to the final eight 7-5, 7-5.

Over the day, Rose caught up with different people throughout the day including Kirsty, supervisor at the Wrexham Tennis and Padel Centre and Katie O'Brien who is supporting all of the British players but particularly Mimi Xu and is so excited about how well she is playing this week.

The first round is now completed and we're down to the final sixteen competing for the Lexus Wrexham Open title. There are still five Brits left in the draw.

Tuesday saw big comeback wins for Mimi Xu and Lily Miyazaki and Rose caught up with Elle McDonald after her straight sets victory against the in form Alicia Dudeney.

Yesterday evening was The Tennis Podcast Live at the Grove Park Theatre so we spoke to Matt Roberts and David Law straight after they walked off the stage following a near sell out performance.

We caught up with a volunteer too to hear a different perspective of the tournament and there's the usual analysis from the onsite commentary team working for BBC iPlayer and the Tennis Channel.