This week Erik and Aidan are back on the pod to discuss the summer hard court swing. In DC we saw Fritz get it done, winning his biggest title in nearly 4 years. However, he was not the biggest performance in Washington, as Rafael Jodar's run to the final established that his game truly transfer's over to these outdoor hard courts. This has given us high expectations for him going into the Canada-Cincy double and the US Open. Down in Los Cabos there was a crazy tournament, with Arthur Gea coming out on top. Enjoy the episode and be sure to check back next week for another recap!Contents:Jodar's Breakout 0:00YTD Rankings 4:43Fritz Wins DC 8:50Surprise Runs 12:07Los Cabos Craziness 14:15Montreal Preview 17:33Stan Stat 20:34What's New? 21:20Bet of the Week 24:18Match of the Week 26:25

This week Erik and Aidan jump back on the pod to break down the latest tournaments and preview the upcoming Masters 1000 in Canada in Cincinnati. There were a pair of maiden titles collected this week, but the biggest news is that Carlos Alcaraz seems ready to make his return to the tour at the Masters 1000 event in Cincinnati. The guys preview this and give their thoughts and expectations on what they are looking to see in this return to the tour. Enjoy the recap and and be sure to check back next week for another episode!Contents:New Winners 0:00Van Assche Breakout? 2:00Blockx Expectations 4:45Halys in Kitzbuhel 7:40DC Open Preview 10:07Canada Masters Preview 13:11Alcaraz Return in Cincinnati 14:20Stan Update 17:20What's New 19:08Bet of the Week 23:45Match of the Week 25:05

This week Erik and Aidan jump back on the pod to cover what is happening on the ATP tour in the Post-Wimbledon malaise. There tends to be a downturn in top players and excitement immediately following the biggest Slam of the year, but this week featured some exciting results, the biggest being a blast from the past with two players who have been generally on the downside of their careers emerging to collect titles on clay. Enjoy the recap and and be sure to check back next week for another episode!Contents:Throwback Results 0:00Gstaad Recap 2:18Bastad Recap 7:31Umag Recap 12:34Stan Update 16:52What's New? 17:16Bet of the Week 21:30Match of the Week 22:21

This week Erik and Aidan discuss the final rounds of the 2026 Wimbledon tournament, where Jannik Sinner was able to capture the title for the second year in a row. Zverev outperformed expectations, making the final and pushing Sinner, while Djokovic fell in the semifinal to Sinner in straight sets. Overall, the tournament featured both favorites making the latest rounds as well as shock runs by underdogs like Arthur Fery, but in the end Sinner's victory meant the expected result came to fruition. Enjoy the recap and and be sure to check back next week for another episode!Contents:Ranking 2026 Slams 0:00Semifinal Recap 3:20Final Recap 11:35Stan Update 16:01Bet of the Week 16:33What's New? 17:18Match of the Week 21:09

This week Erik and Aidan are back to discuss how Wimbledon has progressed from the opening round to the Semifinals. There has been a good balance of upsets, shocking runs by underdog players, and strong performances by top seeds like Sinner and Djokovic. In the end, we are left with three of the players that were seen as title contenders before the tournament began and one complete underdog that nobody could have picked. The guys discuss how this came to be and what the most exciting parts of the tournament have been so far. Enjoy the recap and and be sure to check back next week for another episode!Contents:Breakdown of QF Talent 0:00Djokovic Breaking Records 3:47Fery's Magical Run 5:53Safiulin shows up 8:26Biggest Upsets 9:38QF Recap 14:28SF Preview 19:13What's New 24:15Bet of the Week 25:20Match of the Week 26:33

This week Erik and Aidan jump on the pod to discuss the opening round of the 2026 Wimbledon Tournament. Some players faced early scares, with Jannik Sinner going to five sets with Kecmanovic, while Ben Shelton was upset despite being one of the pre-tournament favorites. The guys go over their thoughts on the opening round, who is out, who is in, and what's to come for the rest of the tournament. Enjoy the recap and and be sure to check back next week for another episode!Contents:Intro/Wimbledon Trivia 0:00Sinner still the favorite? 2:09Who is the next favorite 4:07Draper withdraws 7:12Round 1 Upsets 9:10Next Gen Performance 11:55Stan Update 13:04What's New 14:31Upset Alert 17:34Match of the Week 19:30

This week join Aidan for a quick solo episode where he discusses the grass tournaments in Halle and at Queens Club. These tournaments had surprising winners, which leads to the topic of how different these tournaments might have played out if Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner had been present to compete. Enjoy the recap and be sure to check back next week for another episode!

This week Erik and Aidan jump on the pod to discuss the first week of this year's grass season. We had two tournaments in Stuttgart and S-hertogenbosch that gave us an idea of how the grass season might progress. The discussion covers a recap of the tournaments as well as looking forward to the rest of the grass season and Wimbledon. Enjoy the recap and and be sure to check back next week for another episode!

This week Erik and Aidan jump on the pod to discuss Zverev's breakthrough at the French Open after year's of being on the precipice. The discussion then moves to who is now the greatest Slamless player, and what the impact a win like this has for Zverev's legacy. They also discuss the takeaways from the tournament and what we expect from the top players moving forward. Enjoy the recap and and be sure to check back next week for another episode! Contents:It FINALLY Happened 0:00Greatest Slamless Player 7:57Zverev's Legacy Impact 12:20Match Analysis 16:35Cobolli's Run 19:30Zverev's Expectations at Wimbledon 22:33Tournament Takeaways 23:43Next Gen Performance 27:28Stan Stat 30:45What's New 31:47Upset Alert 36:44

This week Erik and Aidan discuss the wild first week at this years French Open. Top seed Jannik Sinner was eliminated this week, but only a day or two later we saw Novak Djokovic also be knocked out of the tournament. This means that the Roland Garros winner will be a first time champion this year! This exciting new development combined with the number of tense five set matches has meant that the French Open has been one of the best Grand Slams of the last couple of years. Enjoy the recap and discussion of upcoming matches, and be sure to check back next week when we recap the final few rounds! Contents:Comparing RG to AO 0:003rd Round Recap 3:43Upcoming Matches 16:30Tournament DRAMA 20:38