We decided that this year we would start a new annual tradition - a year in review show with a 3-person guest panel. What we did not anticipate was who was going to comprise that guest panel for our first year. BoT Fam, we present to you the cream of the broadcasting crop - Prakash Amritraj, Kevin Frazier and Steve Weissman. After a long tennis season, reward yourself by enjoying the knowledgeable and witty banter of the Bruthas with 3 of the best. Happy Holidays and we'll see you in January for our BoT Awards show.

In this episode the Bruthas welcome back one of their favorite previous guests, Juandell Brunner. If you have not listened to Juandell's first visit on the show (BOT 76), it's a must listen. A story of inspiration that we continue to receive comments on today. On this visit, Juandell updates us on his newest venture, 358 Sports Management. He takes us behind the scenes to understand what work occurs for you to see your favorite players on court. His roster, which already includes Nicole Melichar-Martinez, Sachia Vickery and Jamie Loeb, just recently added coaching standout Michael Joyce to the team. Always good catching up with this gentleman, please visit www.358sportsmanagement.fi for more information. Enjoy the episode!

The Bruthas give a day-by-day review of the 2024 ATP Finals. They also acknowledge the legendary career of Rafa Nadal as his career ends with Spain's Davis Cup loss.

The Bruthas review the results from the WTA Year Ending Championships in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Congratulations to singles champion Coco Gauff and doubles champions Gabriela Dabrowski & Erin Routliffe.

If you have not yet heard the story of Erika Bond, founder of the All-Love Racquet Club, then please take a seat and have a listen. This talented ex-D1 collegiate tennis player and coach truly reflects the spirit of "Do Something." Struggling to find a tennis community in Southern California that made her feel embraced and welcomed, she took matters into her own hands and created the concept of the All-Love Racquet Club. The idea was to have an environment where everyone regardless of sex, race, religion, sexual orientation, etc., felt welcomed to come enjoy this sport we so love. Capturing the attention of brands like USTA, Wilson, and On, All-Love has produced community events across Southern California and New York. Please visit her website at www.all-loveclub.com or on social media with the handle allloveracquetclub for more information on upcoming events.

The Bruthas review the final results from the China Open for both the ATP and WTA. They also give their predictions for this week's Rolex Shanghai Masters and the Wuhan Open. In addition, the Bruthas encourage all that are able, to help support the charities in Asheville, NC as they continue to recover from the devastation of Hurricane Helene. Recommended charities include American Red Cross, UMCOR and Beloved Asheville. Thank you!

A few days before the start of Taylor Fritz's run to the US Open Final, we got a chance to chat with his coach Michael Russell. A great player in his own right, Michael has helped guide Taylor to career highs as the top ranked American on the Men's tour. Listen in as we hear from Michael as he embarked upon the 2024 US Open.

The Bruthas are back to wrap up the 2024 US Open. Listen in as they talk about all the great stories that came out the last major of the year. Congratulations to Jannik Sinner, Aryna Sabalenka, Donald Young, Jessica Pegula, Emma Navarro, Tyra Grant, Francis Tiafoe, Taylor Fritz and all the players who had runs at the tourney!

The Bruthas, now fully recovered from Covid, regroup to give their mid-fortnight review of the 2024 US Open. A combination of upsets, great American results blacked out coverage (thanks Disney and ESPN) has made this tournament very interesting. Listening to the Bruthas assess their initial predictions and make some minor revisions to their championship calls.

The Bruthas come together to chat about the last major of the 2024 season. Listen to them identify their 1st round "popcorn" matches as well as their predictions from the quarterfinals through the championships.