This week's guest is Craig Boynton - coach of Stevie Johnson and Hubert Hurkacz and former coach of John Isner. Boynton talks about how the coaching playbook has changed over the course of his years on the pro circuit. He also weighs in on the mindset to coach against the biggest names in tennis while providing other insights on the professional coaching.

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Freelance tennis writer and broadcaster Ravi Ubha returns to the podcast. Ravi relives the US hard court summer and explains how some of the results made sense at the US open. He also weighs in on some of the defining moments of the open outside of the eventual winners. Finally capping off the conversation Ravi looks at the ATP rankings and breaks down the chances of some of the leading players who could appear in the season ending finale in London.

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Saqib Ali and Matt Zemek review the US Open with Andrew Burton and Mert Ertunga. They tackle the longevity of Nadal, rise of Medvedev on the eve of turning of the decade. Bianca Andreescu, Serena Williams, Belinda Bencic and Taylor Townsend are the talking points from the women’s edition of the 2019 US Open.

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Karen Williams of overheadspin.blogspot.com talks about the Osaka Gauff moment, Taylor Townsend’s rise to prominence at the home slam and her takeaways from the women’s side of the US open. A lot of detail unpacked about the WTA action.

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Matt Zemek and Saqib Ali break down the US Open which just got underway. Matt first talks with Roswarne. Then Saqib talks with Mark Knowles. Knowles is a former world number one doubles player who has won three major doubles titles. He has also coached the likes of Mardy Fish and Milos Roanic and now works as an analyst on the tennis channel.

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Saqib Ali talks with TWAA contributor Mert Ertunga. Mert talks about players who can challenge on ATP side of the competition outside of the big three. He further elaborates on practice sessions, importance of transition game to excel at the Open and experience to play 5 setters. On the WTA side the field is slightly more open and the list of contenders is slightly broader the top group of contenders includes 4 players Halep, Barty, Osaka and Serena Williams

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Tim Mayotte returns to the podcast as he talks about bringing professional tennis back to the Boston area. Tim’s academy is managing and hosting the inaugaral Thoreau Open. The conversation also touches upon the ATP politics, US Open wild cards and playing conditions. The second half of the conversation is with Mike Mcintyre - the co host of the Tennis Canada podcast. Mike reviews his local tournament the Rogers cup with rich details on Bianca Andreescu, Eugine Bouchard and Felix Auger Aliassime.

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Karen Pestaina of Tennis Panorama is the guest as she gives an in-depth analysis on visiting the US open experience. Then Saqib Ali and Matt Zemek talk about the Zverev Lendl split and exchanging notes on the Power rankings of leading men and women as they head into the summer hard court swing on respective tours.

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Saqib Ali and Matt Zemek talk about weeks after where some players chose to play a mini clay schedule instead of coming over to US for the opening of the hard court season.

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