The 2020 Fall French Open is in the history books! Iga Swiatek and Rafael Nadal swept through their respective fields on their ways to historic title runs in Paris. For Nadal, it was his 13th time lifting the Coupe des Mousquetaires, while Swiatek blitzed her way to a first Slam title, both efforts coming without the loss of a set. We go through most of the matches from week two that led to the weekend’s coronations, push back against the idea that the younger men are just “happy to be there,” and try to get to the bottom of why so many folks do not like Sofia Kenin. We finish the 2020 Grand Slam season with a dramatic reading of a captivating Danielle Collins moment.
4:00 Rafa wins his 13th at Roland Garros without losing a set
19:15 Fedal and the record books
26:00 Next Gen isn't breaking through quite yet, but not for lack of trying
37:25 Fly Like an Iga: the 19-year-old Swiatek stuns the women's draw
46:10 Flourishing without the benefit of wild cards
52:20 Why is Sonya Kenin so polarizing?
68:05 Mladenovic/Babos overcome coronadversity to win doubles; Jelena Djokovic and Neil Harman, partners in grievance; will FoxTenn Real Bounce be the solution?
81:50 Dramatic Reading: in which no grace was given
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