Served with Andy Roddick

Iga Swiatek's new coach hire and why it suits her clay game. Andy Murray's eco-friendly shoe partnership and how player rivalries spill into business. Major withdrawals reshaping the Monte Carlo field. Alcaraz's mid-match mentality and clay season recovery plans. Charleston's upgraded green clay event and buzz about Charlotte as a WTA Finals frontrunner.

A dive into clay-season quirks and why regional clay types play so differently. A look at how limited U.S. clay affects American men and what skills translate for players like Ben Shelton. A debate on whether injured players should skip the clay swing. French Open picks if the top trio were absent and a playful segment on which ATP players seem toughest to face.

Kim Clijsters, four-time Grand Slam champion and former World No. 1, joins to recap the Miami Open and reflect on her Sunshine Double run. They discuss clay transition tactics and movement, locker-room superstitions and routines, coaching and relationship dynamics on tour, and Aryna Sabalenka’s evolving mental game.

A recap of Sinner and Sabalenka completing back-to-back Miami and Indian Wells wins. A deep dive into Sinner’s serve tweaks that spiked his hold rate. Conversation about rising ATP youngsters and Coco Gauff’s surprising final run. A look at the coaching carousel shaking up top players and a spicy rant about Dunlop tennis balls. Rumors swirl about the WTA Finals possibly moving to Charlotte.

Rain-delayed Miami drama, surprise upsets, and a courtside lighting controversy. A proposal to rethink Grand Slam prize money and player welfare. A tennis star commissions an 88-foot solar catamaran. Nadal’s academy expands into paddle as the sport sees big funding and celebrity interest. Charleston tournament preview and a last-minute withdrawal tease more storyline.

Andy Roddick, former World No. 1 and Grand Slam champion known for a thunderous serve, shares career anecdotes and behind-the-scenes moments. He talks sleep hacks and pre-match table naps, serving mechanics and mindset, eye dominance and coin-toss strategy, and reacts to the rise of tennis-playing robots. Short, lively stories and technical talk mingle throughout.

Gabriela Sabatini, former top-3 pro and 1990 US Open champion, reflects on growing up shy in Argentina and navigating sudden fame. She revisits her rivalry and later friendship with Steffi Graf, the decision to retire at 26, and life after tennis — from motorcycles and guitar to building a perfume brand and her iconic headband look.

Alex Eala, a rising professional from the Philippines who trained at the Rafa Nadal Academy, discusses her breakout in Miami and what it’s like to represent her country. Short, candid stories cover training with her grandfather, moving to Spain at 13, meeting Rafa Nadal, and navigating fame and touring life. Conversation also touches on major Miami headlines like Alcaraz’s upset, Osaka’s retirement hints, and Iga Świątek’s coaching change.

Updates on Coco Gauff’s MRI and nerve-related recovery as she heads into Miami. A luggage mishap for Daniil Medvedev that turned into a media moment. A look at Irina Sabalenka’s unusually large support team and her new puppy. Miami adding wheelchair ranking events for the first time. WTA calls for private player spaces after corridor incidents.

James Blake, former World No. 4 and current Miami Open Tournament Director, gives a candid look at running a major tennis event. He talks luxury suites turned offices and wild player requests. He breaks down rain-delay scheduling chaos and the intense “Fonseca phenomenon” that has security and fans buzzing.