About this episode

Katie Boulter discusses her recent achievements, challenges in her career, and her advocacy against online bullying.

Fresh from claiming her fourth WTA singles title in Ostrava, Katie Boulter joins The Sit-Down to reflect on her return to the world’s top 100, and the challenges—and rewards—that have shaped her journey. The popular Brit speaks to Matt Trollope about her time spent with Princess Catherine at Wimbledon, the current state of British tennis, her new coach, and why she is determined to speak out against online bullying. With her marriage to Alex de Minaur approaching, Boulter also reveals what she loves — and what she suspects she’ll never quite love — about Australia, and why she believes 2026 will be her best year yet. AusOpen.com iHeart Apple Podcasts Spotify   Host handles: @Viv_Christie @MattyAT See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

People in this episode

Host: Matt Trollope

Guest: Katie Boulter

Topics covered

• Katie Boulter
• WTA singles title
• British tennis
• online bullying
• personal journey
• coaching
• future aspirations

Keywords

• Katie Boulter
• WTA
• tennis
• online bullying
• British tennis
• coaching
• 2026 aspirations

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: WTA

Places: Ostrava, Australia

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