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Hosted by terrible tennis players, ex-coaches, tech dude Matt Finnigan and anesthesiologist Lewis Ireland. They have the gift of the gabb when it comes to critiquing professional tennis stars. Bringing humour to the forefront of tennis commentary, their seemingly limited knowledge does not stop them from strong opinions and unwavering confidence. Join them weekly to learn minimal about strategy, techniques and players.

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    • Episode 23 - Game, Set, Cramp
      Oct 7 2025

      Summary

      In this conversation, the hosts discuss the recent events in tennis, focusing on Jannik Sinner's unfortunate cramp during a match in Shanghai, the impact of heat and injuries on player performance, and the resilience of Novak Djokovic. They explore the emergence of new players in the sport, the evolving landscape of women's tennis, and the need for innovative ideas to keep the game engaging. The discussion also touches on the physical and mental challenges athletes face, as well as the fun side of tennis, including player themes and personalities.

      Chapters

      00:00 The Rise and Fall of Jannik Sinner
      02:55 Injuries and Withdrawals: A Shanghai Crisis
      05:45 Heat and Hydration: The Shanghai Challenge
      08:37 Novak Djokovic: The Unstoppable Force
      11:36 Emerging Talents: The Next Generation
      14:30 WTA Insights: The Women's Game
      17:08 The Quest for Bagels: A Year of Singles
      21:49 The Deuce Bag of the Week
      25:58 Innovations in Tennis: Ocean Dodden's Bold Move
      27:30 Making Tennis Entertaining: Theme Songs for Players
      34:56 Banning Towels: A Radical Idea for Tennis Matches

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      1 h et 2 min
    • Episode 22 - No Bagels, Just Crumbs
      Sep 29 2025

      Summary

      In this conversation, the hosts delve into the current state of women's and men's tennis, focusing on Iga Swiatek's impressive performance and her quest for double bagels. They discuss the Asian swing of tournaments, emerging Australian talents, and the dynamics of men's tournaments, particularly the Laver Cup's controversial format and player selections. The conversation is filled with humor and insights, making it an engaging listen for tennis fans. In this conversation, the hosts discuss the current state of team events in tennis, particularly focusing on the Davis Cup and Labor Cup. They explore innovative ideas for tournament formats that could enhance viewer engagement and player motivation. The discussion then shifts to dream doubles pairings, highlighting the potential chaos and entertainment value of certain player combinations. Finally, they delve into the impact of weather on tennis matches, advocating for a more resilient approach to playing in adverse conditions.

      Chapters

      00:00 The Quest for the Double Bagel
      02:48 Eager's Dominance and Historical Context
      05:42 The Asian Swing and Tournament Dynamics
      08:34 Player Performances and Predictions
      11:24 Emerging Talents in Women's Tennis
      14:11 Men's Tournament Overview and Key Players
      21:32 Tennis Players and Personal Preferences
      22:20 BlondeKaraz: A Rising Star
      23:03 American Talent in Tennis
      23:53 Understanding Protected Rankings
      25:44 Anticipating the Finals
      26:39 The Laver Cup: A Team Sport Dilemma
      29:02 Critique of the Laver Cup Lineup
      32:48 The Future of Team Events in Tennis
      37:08 The Six Kings Slam: A New Tournament
      41:21 Prize Money and Tournament Viability
      41:25 Prize Money and Player Performance
      43:30 Horrific Doubles Pairings in Tennis
      47:15 The Worst Exhibition Matches
      51:42 Rain and Tennis: A Controversial Topic
      59:50 Final Thoughts and Wrap-Up

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      1 h et 8 min
    • Episode 21 - Hard Courts, Harder Feelings. US Open Wrap-up!
      Sep 10 2025

      Summary
      This conversation delves into the recent performances of top tennis players, focusing on Carlos Alcaraz's impressive victory over Yannick Sinner in the US Open final, the challenges Sinner faces in their rivalry, and the mental aspects affecting Novak Djokovic's game. The discussion also touches on the unpredictability of women's tennis, highlighted by Sabalenka's triumph, and the need for new rivalries and talents in the sport. In this episode, the hosts discuss various controversies surrounding post-match ceremonies in tennis, particularly focusing on the recent US Open. They express their frustrations with the format of interviews and the role of commentators. The conversation then shifts to the peculiar presence of older ball kids at tournaments, leading to a humorous debate about the appropriateness of their involvement. The hosts also engage in a draft of the best tennis players who have never won a Grand Slam, highlighting notable names and their careers. Finally, they reflect on the current state of tennis and the upcoming season, sharing their hopes for future tournaments.

      Chapters
      00:00 The Rise of Carlos Alcaraz
      03:22 Yannick Sinner's Challenges
      06:09 The Mental Game in Tennis
      09:17 Novak Djokovic's Decline
      12:13 Future of Men's Tennis
      15:18 The Rivalry Dynamics
      18:15 The Need for New Stars
      24:14 The Need for a Tennis Villain
      29:12 Women’s Tennis Breakthroughs
      35:30 Controversies in Post-Match Ceremonies
      39:44 The Peculiar Case of Ball Boys
      44:38 Drafting the Best Players Without a Slam
      58:25 The Current Landscape: Players on the Brink
      01:00:29 Marvel Meets Tennis: Who Would Make the Best Player?


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      1 h et 9 min
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