We’re annoyed! Lots of small tennis news stories came out this week - and almost all of them annoyed Tony. 

Here’s what you can expect: 

• A reading of Iga Swiatek’s lengthy Instagram post from earlier this week.
• An old quote from Jack Draper resurfaced on Twitter this week just as Tony was becoming a stan. 
• Barracuda, an iconic NYC gay bar, is closing and we’re concerned about the state of gay bars across the country. 

You’ll also hear a few personal stories about bad interviews and the joy the 'No Challenges Remaining' podcast brought Tony over the years. 

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We have a returning doubles partner join us in David Kane, lead editor of Tennis.com. David’s here to chat all things Indian Wells, the end of The Traitors US and then look ahead to Miami and beyond this year. Catch up with us as we chat through:

• The winners of IW and The Traitors
• The biggest surprises of both
• What we want to see moving forward
• Much more!

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Tony went to Indian Wells for the first time! What did he love? What did he hate? He breaks it all down in our latest episode that explores if Indian Wells is actually tennis paradise as advertised. It definitely isn't perfect.

Listen to the episode to hear:

• The pros: All the highlights, from the practice courts to the merch store (!)
• The cons: Some surprising negatives that certainly didn't feel like paradise.
• Palm Springs: Tony explores all Palm Springs has to offer outside of tennis, which is a lot.

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We're back with a new episode and joined by one of our favorite tennis twitter personalities: @slomodelpo. Tony and Stephen have a lot to catch up on, including: 

• WTA Rebranding: What works and what doesn't? 
• The state of the WTA post the Madison Keys' slam win
• Tomas Machac winning a title for the short shorts brigade!
• Who is the most boyfriend material on the ATP? And why does Tony think it's FAA? 
• Stefanos makes a statement
• Musetti withdraws, straight guys host a hot ATP player bracket, reality TV round-up and so much more! 

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Simona Halep is retiring! Hear why she was one of Tony’s favorite foes as he breaks down his favorite moments with Simona playing his faves. Simona was also the background artist in two of our all-time favorite tennis memes and part of some of our favorite matches in recent years.

Plus, Tony becomes an international correspondent to chat about the viral Queen of Pakistan and online sensation Montoya. Get some quick-hit tennis news from the last week, too! 

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It's our favorite episode of the year: Our Traitors US x Pro Tennis mash up! We're joined by Lead Editor of tennis.com and our reality TV correspondent, David Kane, to break down our favorite show on TV and the Australian Open. 

Here's what you can expect: 

-A review of The Traitors US season so far. 

-An Australian Open review using The Traitors US plot lines: Who went too soon? Whose star is shining brightest? Are the changes to the tournament working?  

-A look ahead at what we hope to see in tennis and The Traitors US moving forward. 

As a reminder, David and Tony already cast their Pro Tennis versions of The Traitors last year. Listen to David's list here, and get Tony's ideal tennis version here. 

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Madison Keys is a slam champion! We are joined with our friend Myles David from Tuned into Tennis to talk about the dream run Madison Keys had to the Australian Open title. We break down her draw, the changes she made to win the title, and most importantly, how her run feels very similar to the comeback album from Mariah Carey, The Emancipation of Mimi. Grab a drink (if you're able and of age) and join the Madison Keys party, because we can't believe our girl is a slam champ!

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And catch Tony on The History of the 90s podcast talking about Andre Agassi, Monica Seles, Steffi Graf and much more.

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Welcome to our slightly unhinged Australian Open check in 😃 We discuss the two most interesting storylines (to us) this tournament: Danielle Collins becoming a villain in Australia and Ben Shelton saying the ATP locker room says if someone beats you three times in a row, they're your daddy. Other fun topics:

• Why we think we can transform Alexandrova's career
• Did Carlos Alcaraz become a man during this tournament?
• Donna Vekic is now one of the most important players on the WTA tour
• A look at the QFs and beyond

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The Australian Open is here and...horny! The players are tan, toned and ready to show off as they head into the first major. On the eve of the tournament, we discuss *everything*, including: What matches to watch, the biggest storylines and who you should be following on Instagram. Myles David from Tuned into Tennis joins us for a fun and informative preview! A few topics to listen for:

• Tony recounts a marathon day of gay/straight experiences. 
• Rybakina is bringing the drama and we talk about it all. 
• Tommy Paul and his thirst traps make their way through the Australian summer.
• Is Jack Draper going through his grunge era? We explain. 
• Sabalenka is on the move again, and we want to join her team! 

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