Former Wimbledon referee and supervisor Alan Mills officially retired from tennis this month, with a ceremony at the Royal Albert Hall during the London stage of the ATP Champions Tour.

On that occasion, he was a special guest of The Tennis Podcast for their final release of 2015.

Presenter David Law asked him to single out a player that impressed him the most throughout his long journey in the world of tennis. Mr Mills chose Rod Laver as a player to watch and Stefan Edberg and Pat Rafter for their attitude.

In particular, he wanted to recall an episode concerning Stefan, happened 25 years ago in Miami, that once again reminds us all of how great a sportsman the Swede is.

Listen to the entire Tennis Podcast with Alan Mills here»

Catherine Whitaker talks about the interview with Stefan Edberg she's had at the 2015 US Open and then comments with David Law on the secrets behind the success of the Swede's partnership with Roger Federer, during a Tennis Podcast from New York.
Language: English

Prior to his Rogers Cup Hall of Fame induction on August 4th, 2014 in Toronto, Stefan Edberg had a media conference call organized by the Canadian Tennis Federation. He talked about many different things, including a comparison between today's tennis and the one of his era and his experience as Roger Federer0s coach.
Language: English

In an interview with the Swiss radio, Stefan Edberg talks about his new coaching role in Roger Federer's staff and his mission to take the former number one back to his top level.
Language: French

Interview with Stefan Edberg, Magnus Larsson and Carl Axel Hageskog by the Swedish radio. The Södra Climate Arena in Växjö becomes one of the first tennis halls in the world to test the Playsight Smart Court, an ultra modern computer system that gathers live data during matches and training sessions. It will be especially used to develop the skills of young players and improve their game. In the interview Edberg, Larsson and Hageskog explain the advantages of applying this technology as a support for coaches.
Language: Swedish

Stefan Edberg is interviewed by BBC Radio 5 Live during a special on Andy Murray and his Wimbledon triumph. He analizes the Brit's chances to win more Grand Slam titles and to challenge the world number one spot.
Language: English

Stefan Edberg is special guest at the Sverige Radio broadcast P4 Extra to talk about the upcoming Kings of Tennis Champions event in Stockholm and recall some moments of his professional career. From Sverige Radio.
Language: Swedish

A small audio clip of Stefan Edberg's presentation at the final of the BNP Paribas Zurich Open 2012 against Carlos Moya. You can use it as a Windows sound or even as a ringtone for your mobile phone.
Language: German

In this interview released just after the 2012 Australian Open semifinal between Federer and Nadal, Stefan Edberg talks to the BBC about the match and about Andy Murray's chances to win the tournament. But his prediction didn't come true...
Language: English

Stefan Edberg expresses his interest in sponsoring the hockey team of Växjö, the Swedish city where he lives, through his asset management company Case. From Aftonbladet.se.
Language: Swedish
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On July 11th, 2004, Stefan Edberg officially became a member of Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport, along with Steffi Graf and Dorothy Cheney. This is his induction speech, filmed live and kindly contributed by fan Donna Anstey. Stefan recalled some of his best moments as a professional and paid tribute to long time coach Tony Pickard, wife Annette Olsen and his children (all present at the ceremony), but also to Bjorn Borg and his parents in Sweden, who were respectively source of inspiration and big support in his young age. There were also some funny moments: Stefan thanked Tony Pickard for coming with a "big fat contract" when he was seventeen, reminded the American crowd of the time he beat United States in Sweden to win his first Davis Cup and said that to get to Australia for the first time in 1983 it took him 54 hours...rnrnYou can read a transcript of the speech here: http://bit.ly/14Ls9Nl.
Language: English

On July 11th, 2004, Stefan Edberg officially became a member of Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport, along with Steffi Graf and Dorothy Cheney. This is his induction speech, filmed live and kindly contributed by fan Donna Anstey. Stefan recalled some of his best moments as a professional and paid tribute to long time coach Tony Pickard, wife Annette Olsen and his children (all present at the ceremony), but also to Bjorn Borg and his parents in Sweden, who were respectively source of inspiration and big support in his young age. There were also some funny moments: Stefan thanked Tony Pickard for coming with a "big fat contract" when he was seventeen, reminded the American crowd of the time he beat United States in Sweden to win his first Davis Cup and said that to get to Australia for the first time in 1983 it took him 54 hours...

You can read a transcript of the speech here: http://bit.ly/14Ls9Nl.
Language: English

A short summary of the Davis Cup 1994 final won by Sweden on Russia in Moscow. Stefan Edberg won an incredible match against Alexander Volkov in five sets, after saving a match point. From the Davis Cup official website.
Language: English

Original commentary of the match point from the 1988 Wimbledon final between Stefan Edberg and Boris Becker. From Sverige Radio.
Language: Swedish

A short summary of the Davis Cup 1987 final won by Sweden on India. Stefan Edberg wasn't part of the team that played the final, but contributed to the Swedish cause in the previous rounds. From the Davis Cup official website.
Language: English

The match point of the Australian Open 1987 final between Stefan Edberg and Pat Cash, the last held at the Kooyong Stadium on grass.
Language: English

A short summary of the Davis Cup 1985 final won by Sweden on Germany at the Gothenburg Scandinavium. Stefan Edberg lost his match against Boris Becker, but took the decisive point against Michael Westphal. From the Davis Cup official website.
Language: English

A short summary of the Davis Cup 1984 final won by Sweden on the USA at the Gothenburg Scandinavium. Stefan Edberg played in doubles and, along with Anders Jarryd, he beat the powerful American team made up by John McEnroe and Peter Fleming, who had never been beaten in a Davis Cup tie. From the Davis Cup official website.
Language: English