In this week's episode, the boys breakdown the final for both men and women at the 2025 US Open as well as give thoughts on the entire tournament, things that stuck out or where maybe it was lackluster in moments..depends who you ask! Send in your comments or questions!

This week Keith and Freddy recap the Montreal and Toronto Masters as well as the Cincinnati Masters! Ben Shelton, Vicky Mboko take titles up north and Iga and Carlos take the Cincy crown! Keith brings up a discussion about how the biggest indicator in level difference in amateur tennis is the serve!

This week, we have the band back together to recap a fantastic week in Washington filled with upsets, hot weather, and some epic tennis! The final between de Minaur and Davidovich Fokina was a classic, and Leylah Fernandez took out Kalinskya in dominant fashion on the ladies side. The men now head to Toronto and the women play in Montreal for the first Masters event leading into the US Open!

Keith and Cole minus Fred this week go into what is new in the tennis world and the week ahead in Washington DC!

This week the guys talk about the final rounds of Wimbledon, Iga's throttle in the final, and another matchup between Alcaraz and Sinner!

This week, all three of the boys are back as we go through some of the crazy upsets from week one at the Championships and give our Quarterfinal predictions!

This week, Keith and Cole preview the 2025 Wimbledon! Looking forward to a great fortnight!

The boys talk about the parallels between the French Open, US Open Golf, preview the grass court season, and easily the oddest player product launch ever.

On this episode, we dive into the final match on both the women's side and men's side at the 2025 French Open!

The French Open is more than half way done and we are here with a rundown of some strong play from the American men, great level all around on the women's side, and our picks for the remainder of the event! The net chord this week talks about the golf qualifying system vs. tennis, and a people's court segment talking about the slow death of the 'Next Gen'.