After spending the last episode on Naomi Osaka and what happened in her final against Serena Williams, Ben and Courtney move on to the rest of the U.S. Open.
Well, after an explanation of what "Pique" is, a bit more on Serena: what do we make of her not being the closer she once was deep in Slams?
Then, other topics include: the heat and the slow courts, the impact of moments when non-tennis media becomes interested in the sport, women's top-10 fleeing Slams early, champion Novak Djokovic, runner-up Juan Martin del Potro, and Mo Lahyani's absurd intervention into the Kyrgios-Herbert match.
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Episode 352b: 2023 Wimbledon Draw Show (REUPLOAD)
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Episode 351: Djokovic & Swiatek Rack ’em Up Again in Paris
Episode 350: Draw Me Like One of Your French Opens, 2023
Episode 349: Sabalenka and Djokovic on Top Down Under at Australian Open
Episode 348: Australian Open Draw Show, 2023
Episode 347: Netflix’s ”Break Point” Hits and Misses
Episode 346: Men of the Year (With Ricky Dimon)
Episode 345: Swiatek, Alcaraz Reach New Heights at US Open
Episode 344: U.S. Open Draw Show 2022!
Episode 343: Serena’s Sunset
Episode 342: Rybakina and Djokovic Win Wimbledon
Episode 341: Walking Around Wimbledon’s Century
Episode 340: Wimbledon 2022 Draw Preview
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