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In this episode, the guys sit down to discuss the US Open champions, Aryna Sabalenka and Jannik Sinner, and what their victories mean for their careers and the overall state of the tour. They also cover Carlos Alcaraz's return to the Davis Cup following his early exit from the US Open and analyze how the rankings have shifted after the tournament. Tune in as Fig and Jay break down the implications of these results and what’s next for the key players on tour

In this week's episode, Fig GPT and Jay sit down to break down the US Open results and offer a recap of the tournament so far. They dive into the controversy surrounding Coco Gauff, with rumors that her struggles may be linked to her coach, though Serena Williams has spoken out in disagreement. The guys also analyze why the US Open continues to be the most unpredictable Grand Slam. Finally, they celebrate the resurgence of American men's tennis as multiple US players make significant noise this year, debating whether this is a sign of American tennis returning to dominance on the global stage.

In this full-length episode, the guys sit down to cover a packed lineup of tennis topics. They start with Aryna Sabalenka's vision of building her perfect tennis player, followed by Naomi Osaka's bold fashion statement as she claims to have worn her best outfit ever on the court. The discussion then shifts to Danielle Collins, who made headlines by walking out on her farewell ceremony, sparking debate on her departure. Lastly, they delve into the US Open's draw, which appears less favorable for American players, analyzing what this could mean for their chances in the tournament. Join Fig GPT and Jay as they break down these stories and their implications for the tennis world.

They start with Naomi Osaka's surprising statement about feeling "outside her body" on the court, yet still maintaining an optimistic outlook. Next, they delve into Taylor Townsend's ongoing struggles as she attempts to rise in the rankings, highlighting the challenges lower-ranked players face within the system. They also examine Stefanos Tsitsipas' decision to fire his dad as coach for the second time, following a tough loss to an aging Kei Nishikori, and what Tsitsipas could be doing differently to improve his game. Plus, the guys recap the latest tournament results, offering insights and analysis on the performances that stood out.

The guys get together to recap an enthralling Olympics and discuss all the winners. They highlight Jannik Sinner's reaction, where he acknowledges Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz as the best players right now, despite Sinner holding the number one ranking. They also cover the big news of Rafael Nadal announcing that he will not play in the US Open but will attend the Laver Cup. Additionally, they delve into Carlos Alcaraz's intriguing comments, suggesting he disagrees with the consensus on who the greatest of all time (GOAT) is. Join FigGPT and Jay for an insightful discussion on these major developments and their implications for the tennis world.

Fig and Jay discuss the remarkable journey of Novak Djokovic, who, despite not winning a single title this year and battling a knee injury, defied the odds to clinch Olympic gold. After a tough loss to Carlos Alcaraz at Wimbledon, many had written him off. Yet, Djokovic managed to overcome the challenges and defeat Alcaraz in the final. Join Fig and Jay as they break down how Djokovic achieved this incredible feat, analyzing his strategy, determination, and what this victory means for his illustrious career. Tune in for an in-depth look at one of the most inspiring comebacks in tennis history.

Jay Kasai and Fig sit down this week and discuss the recap of Wimbledon they missed and the Olympics currently happening. All that news has contained stirred up controversy amongst WTA players including Coco Gauff, Iga, Collins and more. The guys also dive into who the favorites are to win the medals and a few hot takes commentators have made of the past few weeks.

Fig and Jay dive into a series of hot topics making waves in the tennis world. They start with Jelena Ostapenko's unexpected reaction at a Drake concert, where she revealed she only enjoyed Lil Wayne's performance. Next, they discuss Frances Tiafoe's bold claim about losing to "clowns" on the tour, sparking curiosity about who he's referring to. Adding to the excitement, they explore Rafael Nadal's announcement of playing doubles with Casper Ruud right before the Olympics, generating plenty of speculation. Alongside these intriguing stories, Fig and Jay provide the latest updates from Wimbledon, making this episode a must-listen for tennis enthusiasts.

The guys sit down this week to discuss a slower week tournament wise but a lot happening. Andy Murray may get a statue at wimbeldon, Federers documentary released, press conferences are being skipped and more this week on ATP Podcast

Jay and Fig delve into the results of the French Open finals, exploring the potential changing of the guard between the new generation and the established stars. They discuss the rising comparisons between Iga Świątek's clay court dominance and Rafael Nadal's legendary performances at Roland Garros. Additionally, the duo examines intriguing news about Carlos Alcaraz, including the possibility of him playing alongside Nadal in the Olympics and his bold, seemingly arrogant statements in recent press conferences.