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Australian Open 2026 has wrapped up and of course, we have thoughts. We review the tournament, give our condolences to Naomi, rally behind Coco and Nafeesa introduces the inaugural Belt-To-Ass Awards.
A new year, a new logo, same yapping with *nuance*. In this episode, we get into what happened at the end of the 2025 tennis season worth noting, and our predictions for 2026, right on the heels of the Australian Open.
Too harsh of an episode title? Probably! But we mean it. Welcome to our 2025 US Open show, where we discuss our predicted winners, clear losers in the draw, the legacy of Venus Williams, postpartum depression and GLP-1s. This one is the most New York episode we've ever done.
We needed a whole episode just to discuss the men's and women's finals *deep, ancestral sigh*
In this episode, we break down all the drama, dominance, and jaw-dropping moments from Roland Garros 2025. From unexpected upsets to legendary performances, we dive into what made this year's French Open unforgettable. Who rose, who crumbled, and what does it all mean for the rest of the season?
Still no Sinner, an injured Carlos, and Novak (allegedly) timing his 100th title of his career? In this latest episode, the twins talk about why they think tennis is moving through a lil flop era.
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This year's Australian Open had Nafeesa and Jay fighting for their lives ๐ฎโ๐จ From shocking losses to incredible wins (and that wild 16 hour time difference between NYC and Melbourne). Join the twins as they dive into the biggest matches, standout players, and off-court drama from this year's tournament down under.
We're baaaack ๐โโ๏ธ In the first episode of the new year, Jay and Nafeesa discuss their highest hopes and hottest takes for the upcoming tennis season. From more retirements to more doping drama, the gworls leave nothing off the table.
The 2024 Grand Slam season is done! And although we're on CP Time to give our wrap-up on the US Open, we figured better late than never.
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