In this 5 hour US Open mega pod, we are joined by special guest @SmoothManSports! First, we recap the summer hard court swing and discuss topics such as Fokina's struggle to win a tournament, Shelton's improvement, Djokovic's expectations, Draper's outlook, Sinner/Alcaraz's dominance, and much more! Next, we talk about the US Open draw in depth and discuss the futures betting lines. Then, we do a fun fantasy draft and construct teams of 6 players each; the topic for the fantasy draft is "break points converted." Finally, we discuss about 20-25 of the 1st round matches and talk about some of our favorite bets for the first 3 days of the US Open. Sorry for the late release, but this content should have roughly 3 days of shelf life for once!

In this mega pod, we are joined by special guest @HawkiingLines (Luke Philpott). We start off the pod with a comprehensive recap of the grass court tune ups. Some of the topics we discuss are Diallo's upside, Bublik's power ranking, Medvedev's preferred surface, expectations for Musetti at Wimbledon, the decline of Rublev and Tsitsipas, and power rankings of various tiers on the ATP Tour. We then do a full breakdown of the 2025 Wimbledon men's draw, going thru quarter by quarter and discussing the lines on the futures markets. Next, we do a fun fantasy draft in which the three of us picked fantasy teams of 6 players each (in snake draft format); the topic of the fantasy contest is: most break points saved. The last hour of the podcast focuses on previewing the 1st round matches and discussing some lines to attack. Kudos to Luke for getting a ton of CLV already.

In this pod, we first discuss the classic Roland Garros final between Sinner and Alcaraz and where it ranks among the greatest tennis matches in history. We then discuss other storylines which arose from Roland Garros, including who is closest to challenging Sinner and Alcaraz, Zverev's mental issues in slams, and Medvedev's precipitous decline. We finally preview the two finals in Stuttgart and Den Bosch and discuss Diallo's impressive rise and Fritz chances vs. Zverev, before briefly talking about the qualifying matches in Halle and Queens.

In this Roland Garros pod, we recap the first 7 days of the tournament and discuss the betting lines for the eight 4th round matches. We talk about a multitude of topics including: Sinner's dominant performance vs. Lehecka and his prospects for the business end of the tournament, Draper's rise and physical/mental maturity, Musetti's potential, Alcaraz's easy draw but tendency to donate sets, Djokovic's level relative to his prime, and much more. We play a game of "Strong or Fraud" and discuss whether some of the lower ranked guys that made runs can keep it up (Bublik, Tiafoe, Shelton, Norrie, etc). We finish the show discussing the lines for the eight 4th round matches in which we have some popcorn tennis!

In this new pod, we talk all things  @rolandgarros. We do a mega preview of the draw and breakdown each quarter individually. We talk about a multitude of topics including: potential roadblocks for Sinner and Alcaraz, Musetti's "easy" quarter, Djokovic's chances of winning a 25th grand slam, and much more. We incorporate some Round 1 talk in the draw talk, but we finish the episode going thru more of the 1st round lines.

In our first pod in a while, we do a comprehensive recap of the Masters 1000 tournaments in Madrid and Rome. We talk about a multitude of topics including Alcaraz's win vs. Sinner in the Rome final, possible threats to Sinner and Alcaraz at Roland Garros, Draper and Musetti's rise, Zverev's relative struggles, Cerundolo's improvements, and much more. We then do our clay court power rankings (which will be posted on X before the French Open). We also discuss how our rankings differ when talking best of 3 tennis vs. best of 5 tennis. We end the podcast with some Geneva and Hamburg 2nd round plays in which we have FIVE GBM official plays and TWO popcorn tennis plays (which is a lot). Stay tuned for another pod later this week which will be a comprehensive Roland Garros preview!

Our first podcast in a while includes an in-depth preview of all 8 quarterfinal matches in @bcnopenbs and @BMWOpen500. As Manny hasn't seen the lines prior to recording, we play "guess the lines" which is inspired by @BillSimmons podcast with Cousin Sal during the NFL season! We also recap the start to the clay court season and give our thoughts on the @ROLEXMCMASTERS.

GBM Official Plays include Fils ML vs. Tsitsipas in Barcelona and Bergs ML vs. Marozsan in Munich!

In Manny's solo pod, he recaps the impressive win by Jakub Mensik in the Miami final vs. Novak Djokovic and talks about the outlook for both guys heading into the clay court season. Then, he talks about the three ATP 250s in Marrakech, Bucharest, and Houston and mentions his favorite futures plays. He finishes the episode with a few 1st round plays.

In this pod, we recap the last few weeks and talk about the later rounds of the ATP Masters 1000 in Indian Wells and the first 3-4 rounds of the ATP Masters 1000 in Miami. We talk about a multitude of topics including: Alcaraz's undisciplined play, Draper's title run in IW and future potential, Fonseca's hype and whether it's justified, Rune's immaturity, Medvedev's struggles, Cerundolo's impressive form, Fils' immense talent, Djokovic's first few matches in Miami and much more. We then preview the last R4 match between Zverev and Fils and then talk about the two quarterfinals which had lines out (Dimitrov vs. Cerundolo and Korda vs. Djokovic).

In this podcast, we talk about a bunch of topics surrounding the ATP Tour including: Djokovic's loss to VDZ and his prospects of winning another slam, whether or not we are updating our priors with Tsitsipas after Dubai, Ruud's pathetic showing vs. Giron, Griekspoor's impressive results in Dubai and IW, Davidovich Fokina's inability to capture his first ATP title, whether Medvedev is officially back to Top 10 form and ready to beat Paul, and Zverev's poor Golden Swing and Indian Wells. We then preview the four Round of 16 matches at Indian Wells on 3/11/25 (Paul vs. Medvedev, Tsitsipas vs. Rune, Giron vs. Fils, and Watanuki vs. Griekspoor). We finish the pod with some quick thoughts on the 1st Round matches at the Challenger 175s in Phoenix and Cap Cana.