Served with Andy Roddick

Kim Clijsters, four-time Grand Slam champion returning after Achilles rehab, talks ease-back plans and first hits. Short takes on Sabalenka vs Rybakina tactics and how press transcripts can be used to scout. A lively debate on Medvedev’s unusual technique and the role of coaching. Also covers on-court emotions, player-made media, and fun Miami Open moments.

They recap Indian Wells highlights, including Aryna Sabalenka’s tiebreak mastery and Jannik Sinner becoming the youngest to complete the hard-court Masters set. Daniil Medvedev’s resurgence and comeback story get attention. Rising stars like João Fonseca, Victoria Mboko, and injury concerns for Coco Gauff are discussed. Big-picture shifts from Saudi investment and calendar changes round out the conversation.

A blowup at Indian Wells with a player smashing a racket and swearing at booing fans. A top player confronts a persistent heckler in the crowd. Discussion of serve-clock controversies and complaints about enforcement. Mixed-doubles gets a bigger purse while Stadium 2 sits half-empty after ticketing changes. Quick rundowns of pickleball and table tennis highlights and a note about a tennis legend’s wealth.

Larry Stefanki, veteran coach of Andy Roddick and Marcelo Ríos, shares his coaching philosophy and trademark sayings. He revisits their Wimbledon near-miss and Andy’s comeback. Short stories cover tough training, tour life, what a “flimflam” is, and memorable moments with legends like McEnroe and Borg.

Zeynep Sönmez, Turkish WTA breakthrough known for a Mérida title and Grand Slam runs, shares her rise and life on tour. She talks about handling Turkish fame and social media pressures. She describes mentorship, shifting to a net-forward game, and close friendships with fellow players like Alex Eala. Short, candid stories about national pride, routines, and navigating expectations.

Larry Stefanki, veteran coach and former pro who guided stars like McEnroe and Andy Roddick, shares vivid coaching stories and his 1985 Indian Wells wild-card win. He discusses managing mercurial talent, the discipline of elite practice, and why players like Alcaraz and McEnroe stand out. Expect candid anecdotes, locker-room moments, and a chaotic match-day tale.

A tense airspace closure strands ATP players and spurs a dramatic evacuation saga. Juan Carlos Ferrero opens up about his painful split from a top player. A star’s engagement and new puppy make headlines. Novak Djokovic backs a nano-tech recovery company. Pickleball shocks the market with a $1.23M draft price that raises industry questions.

A lively rundown of Indian Wells’ festival-like atmosphere, local restaurants and quirky court conditions. Tales of memorable matches, an accidental doubles win and a Pop-A-Shot brag. A heated reaction to Taylor Fritz’s Twitch rant about Dunlop balls and a plain explanation of why balls cannot be swapped every few games. A quick take on whether Indian Wells deserves “fifth Slam” status and celebrity sighting teases.

Martina Hingis, Hall of Famer and former World No. 1, chats about life on tour and parenting in Switzerland. She revisits on-court battles with Kim Clijsters and explains her anticipation-based training. They break down tactics against today’s big hitters, reminisce about Indian Wells, and share stories about her mother’s coaching and teenage fame.

Alex Michelsen, a 21-year-old American rising pro, reflects on his climb from average junior to Top 50 tour player. He discusses choosing to play right-handed despite being a natural lefty. Short takes cover his path through juniors, rivalries and training, and the thrill of playing for Andre Agassi at the Laver Cup.