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On this week’s episode we discuss Anusha’s experience attending the Laver Cup, talk about how wrong Amy was about Sloane Stephens, and read all the juiciest excerpts from Maria Sharapova’s book.

Links:

#shitchrissysays

Our favorite Dimitrov Instagram post

Amy and Anusha talk about the Asian swing, including:

Lindsay, Amy, and Anusha talk about the 2015 US Open including:

Andrew and Lindsay took a moment to assess week one of the open, including close looks at Serena Williams, Rafael Nadal, Donald Young, Eugenie Bouchard and other stories.

Please note this episode was recorded on the middle Sunday, before the completion of all matches.

Looking for extra credit? Here’s your bonus reading for this week:

Lindsay and Andrew briefly discuss the action in New Haven and Winston-Salem before breaking down the men’s and women’s U.S. Open draws, talking about the New Haven Wooden Spoon, and then talking about their hectic lives.

The only links you need are the draws (embedded above), and this picture, which will make sense later.

And Lindsay GREATLY apologizes for her decreased sound quality this week. The podcast set-up had not been unpacked yet, and she thought that she sounded good enough to record anyways. It turns out, she was not correct. This will be fixed by next week.

This week, Amy and Lindsay chat about:

Amy’s “Top 10 Roger Federer Verbal Jabs at Andy Murray” from Drop Shot Dispatch

ASAP Sports: Roger Federer talks about his aggressive second serve return strategy

Tennis Magazine: Melanie Oudin recovers from multiple catheter ablations

Zahlavova Strycova handshake GIF vs. Svitolina: (h/t USA Today)

Telegraph: Details about Nick Kyrgios’ ATP punishment

Novak Djokovic didn't want to talk much about Roger Federer's service line return strategy. #CincyTennis pic.twitter.com/aGJFfEO8FJ

— Ben Rothenberg (@BenRothenberg) August 23, 2015

Not entirely convinced this is Ivanovic. pic.twitter.com/4TTiHS65YT

— Amy Fetherolf (@AmyFetherolf) August 24, 2015

She’s beaten Serena once in ten tries. #provenhistory pic.twitter.com/tKPAoq4gJk

— Amy Fethero

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Missed us? Lindsay and Andrew catch up on a host of winners from the last three weeks of action.

http://www.changeovertennis.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/In-Which-We-Talk-Body-Image-Sexuality-and-Aussie-Arrests.mp3

Andrew and Lindsay discuss the two weeks of Wimbledon.