Aidan and Erik jump into the post AO slump of tennis by starting a new series in which they discuss the "Best on Tour." In this episode they cover the top 3 forehands, backhands, and drop shots on tour in their opinions. While for many they are in agreement, for others they felt there was more ambiguity on who stood out as the best. This led to a fun discussion and overall smooth 30 minutes. Be sure to check back next week for another episode!

Aidan and Erik give a recap of the last few rounds of the Australian Open, starting off by recapping their pick'em from last week's episode, given the shocking upsets that occurred in week two, to commenting on the elimination of the top two seeds Djokovic and Alcaraz. They remark on whether or not time on court played as much of a role as they had predicted as Sinner and Medvedev met in the final, and what this could mean for the rest of the year. Be sure to check back next week for another episode!

Aidan and Erik start the new year with a lot of new updates in the tennis world. A few different tournaments have finished up as 2024 begins, including the Brisbane International, Hong Kong Open, and the United Cup. The discussion starts in Brisbane, discussing Dimitrov's win, Rune's run, and the early exit from Ben Shelton. The discussion also covers Nadal's injury and withdrawal from the Australian Open. The discussion then moves onto Hong Kong and the United Cup before finishing up with some segments. Be sure to check in next week for another episode!

Aidan and Erik return from the hollidays this week and are pumped this week to welcome on Gill Gross, a great broadcaster and tennis content creator. The interview starts off by looking at Gill's background in tennis, from being a ballboy at the US Open to his broadcasting work at Syracuse and eventually the US Open Radio. Then, leaning on Gill's knowledge of the sport's current standing, the podcast turns toward Gill's perspective on not only the past season of tennis, but also projecting what is to come in 2024. Going over underrated players, next years big stars, and much more, this is not an episode to miss. Be sure to check back next week for another video!

Aidan and Erik discuss the 2023 season in full, breaking down their picks for the end of season awards, including newcomer of the year, comeback player of the year, match of the year and more. In some places, they agree that there was one player that was undisputed as the king of the category, but in other places they disagree, and usually include a couple of honorable mentions that they also considered picking for that category. Let us know if you agree, disagree, or are on the fence with their picks, and be sure to check back next week for another episode!

Aidan and Erik discuss the Next Gen Finals for 2023, discussing the known and unknown about each of the top 8 players under 21. Well, not really the top 8 under 21. With so much talent the top 4 guys were able to sit out the event and still the level of player was crazy in this event. With guys like Arthur Fils, Luca Van Assche, Alex Michelson and Hamad Medjedovic, the level in this event was off the charts. If you were unfamiliar with some of the guys in the event and want to learn more as well as hear our thoughts, make sure to tune in, and check back next week for another episode!

Aidan and Erik discuss the final eight in the davis cup. Starting things off in the quarterfinals they talk about the reigning champ Canada's early elimination and how big of an impact the lack of Felix Auger Aliassime and Denis Shapovalov was for the team. Another notable absence was Andy Murray for Great Britain's team. In the semifinals there was a heavyweight matchup between Italy and Serbia, with a shocking result coming out of the match between Djokovic and Sinner, possibly forecasting the future for these two players. As per the title, Italy won the final tie to become the Davis Cup Champions for 2023. A brief but fun episode this week, and be sure to check back next week for another episode!

Aidan and Erik discuss the 2023 Nitto ATP Finals, giving their overall perspective on the tournament and its result. They break down each day of the tournament in detail, remarking on the upsets and expected victories, and what these results could mean not only for this tournament, but for the 2024 ATP season. This tournament featured exciting twists and turns, such as Zverev upsetting Alcaraz, and drama, with Tsitsipas withdrawing during the Round Robin stage. If you are looking for an in depth analysis of each of these events, tune in and be sure to check back next week for another video.

Aidan and Erik discuss the ATP finals, first going through each of the players that has qualified and detailing what got them to this point and how they qualified. Then they make some bold predictions about what they expect to see in the tournament and who they think will come out on top. After detailing their thoughts, they hop into segments for some crazy bets to round it out. Be sure to check back next week for another episode!