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Jon Wertheim

New York

Senior Writer at Sports Illustrated

Correspondent at 60 Minutes

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  • 1 week ago | si.com | Jon Wertheim

    Submissions have been edited for brevity and clarity. • Last week’s Served podcast on the top 10 tennis matches of all time—chosen by the readers—was loads of fun, and drew a load of responses. • This week Andy and I talked about Madrid, doping and other topics. • Venus Williams joins the TNT Roland Garros broadcast team. • Jenson Brooksby won his first ATP Tour title last month, which was also World Autism Month. Here’s the excellent Andrew Eichenholz. • For the New York Roger Federer-phile crowd.

  • 2 weeks ago | si.com | Jon Wertheim

    Hey everyone …• This week’s Served podcast is a fun change of pace. Andy and I comment on the 10 best matches of the Open Era, based on the voting of more than 2,500 of you. (Why are we doing this topic now? Because 12-day Masters 1000 events screw up the timing of podcasts, reason 11,342 for why this policy is a blight on the sport, despised by everyone, save the half dozen or so tournaments that benefit financially.)• Thanks to those of you who wrote about the 60 Minutes situation.

  • 2 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Jon Wertheim |L. Jon Wertheim |Aliza Chasan

    Japan’s population crisis Modern Japan sounds like a sci-fi premise: the incredible shrinking country. Japan may have one of the longest national life expectancies, about 85 years, and the world's largest city, Tokyo. But the nation's population has been in decline for 15 years. Last year, more than two people died for every baby born — a net loss of almost a million people. And now, the island nation is on pace to shrink in halfby this century's end.

  • 2 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Jon Wertheim |L. Jon Wertheim

    Japan’s population crisis The world's population may have recently exceeded eight billion, but it's a deceptive number. Not only is growth unevenly distributed, but in so many countries, population is in decline. In some cases, steep, deep decline.

  • 3 weeks ago | ktla.com | Jon Wertheim

    Hey everyone …• Here’s this week’s Served podcast:• This week’s unsolicited book recommendation: pre-order Giri Nathan’s Changeover. Last week we had a few long answers. One of you suggested we change the rhythm and try to fit a lot of questions in little time. Because we aim to please …Onward …Hello Jon, I hope you are well. I saw some great news this week. Hyeon Chung picked up some wins at a challenger event this week. A reminder for all … At 21 years old he won the 2017 next gen finals.

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