Murphy Jensen Interview: The 1993 French Open & Knocking on Death’s Door
Murphy Jensen is the 1993 French Open doubles champion, tennis coach, cardiac arrest survivor, mental health advocate, keynote speaker, co-founder of WEconnect, TV host, and the most impactful guest we’ve ever had on the Doubles Only Podcast.
This episode is not about doubles. It’s far more important.
Murphy suffered from depression and addiction while on tour, considered taking his own life, and was saved by a hotel manager. Decades later he fell on the tennis court and didn’t breathe on his own for 18 minutes. Today, he lives in Austin, Texas, still plays tennis, and helps others suffering from mental health problems.
I hope you’ll listen and share this episode so Murphy’s message can reach as many people as possible.
Learn more about Murphy on his website.
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Interview Notes from this Podcast
- Follow Murphy: Twitter | Instagram
- Learn more about Murphy
- Murphy is a co-founder of WEconnect
- Murphy won the 1993 French Open with his brother Luke Jensen
- Listen to my interview with Luke Jensen at World Team Tennis in 2021
If you are struggling with any mental health issues, please seek professional help. Here is the National Mental Health Hotline and Suicide & Crisis Lifeline:
