David Goffin and Belgium return to the Davis Cup Final for the second time in three years as the Belgians defeated Nick Kyrgios and Australia.  Meanwhile, Jo-Wilfried won both of his singles rubbers against Serbia and now France will host Belgium for the right to hoist the 2017 Davis Cup.  Meanwhile in the World Group Playoffs, Marton Fucsovics won two singles matches and a doubles match as the Hungarians stunned Russia in Budapest.  Finally, Mikhail Kukushkin won both of his singles matches as Kazakhstan defeated Argentina, the 2016 Davis Cup Champions.  Join Jared Pine and Pete Ziebron on Replay the Point.

Sloane Stephens won her first major and Rafael Nadal won his 16th major at the 2017 US Open.  The women's game featured an All-American Final Four while a deciated men's draw created new opportunities for veteran players as well as the Next Gen youngsters.  Join Karen Helf & Pete Ziebron on Replay the Point.

Rafael Nadal steamrolled to his 16th major and 3rd US Open title last Sunday.  The Spaniard was rarely tested throughout the fortnight.  Meanwhile, the Davis Cup semifinals will be played this weekend as Nick Kyrgios will be back in action.  In addition, it was announced that both the Rome and Madrtid Masters will expand to a 96 draw, comparable to Indian Wells and Miami - good idea, or not?  Join Jared Pine & Pete Ziebron on Replay the Point.

Karen Helf & Pete Ziebron were in Cincinnati from first ball until Championship Point.  The WTA Roundtable shed some interesting light on the triumphs and struggles experienced by the top players.  Meanwhile, as Nick Kyrgios and David Ferrer enjoyed success, it was Grigor Dimitrov who took home the ATP Masters title.  Join Karen and Pete on Replay the Point.

Pete Ziebron covered the Western & Southern in Cincinnati from first ball in qualifying to Championship point won by Grigor Dimitrov.  Pete saw each and every point played by Nick Kyrgios and shares courtside insights on the heroic efforts by the misunderstood Aussie.  Despite a depleted field, fans were treated to blockbuster semifinals and the first Masters 1000 triumph by Dimitrov.  Join Jared Pine and Pete Ziebron on Replay the Point.

Karen Helf was on hand last week in Stanford and witnessed the All-American Final won by Madison Keys.  Concurrently, Aleaxnder Zverev collected his 4th title of the year in Washington, while Ekaterina Makarova won the WTA event in our nation's capital and came from a set down in each of her last three matches to capture the trophy.  This week the tours shift to Canada before returning to the US in Cincinnati next week.  Join Karen Helf & Pete Ziebron on Replay the Point.

Roger Federer will play Canada for the first time since 2011, while defending Champion Novak Djokovic, along with Andy Murray, Stan Wawrinka and Marin Cilic will not play in Montreal next week.  Meanwhile, the Washington 500 concludes this weekend, along with Los Cabos and yet another clay event in Kitzbuhel.  John Isner won two 250s in eight 8 days in July - can he threaten at the Masters 1000s or even at the US Open?  Isner's opening match in Canada against Juan Martin del Potro will be a solid barometer.  Join Jared Pine and Pete Ziebron on Replay the Point.

This week, Karen Helf heads to Stanford as Maria Sharapova and Petra Kvitova are back in action.  Yesterday, Caroline Wozniacki lost her fifth consecutive final in 2017 - she has yet to win a set in Finals this year.  Meanwhile, for the second consecutive week, a Lucky Loser has won an ATP title and John Isner won his second title in eight days.  Join Karen Helf and Pete Ziebron on Replay the Point.

Garbine Muguruza won her second career major defeating Venus Williams in the Final and Roger Federer notched his eighth Wimbledon crown and nineteenth career major at The Championships this year.  Following a disappointing Roland Garros and grass court season, Muguruza stormed to the title.  Federer did not drop a set at Wimbledon - yet another new accomplishment for the Swiss.  Join Karen Helf and Pete Ziebron on Replay the Point.

Karen Helf spent the majority of last week attending the exciting WTA & ATP matches at historic Eastbourne.  Karolina Pliskova and Novak Djokovic emerged as the victors, however several other players excelled, including: Jo Konta, Heather Watson and Gael Monfils.  We take a look back at Eastbourne to see which players have been able to continue their fine form into Wimbledon as well as discuss those who have already been ousted from The Championships.  Join Karen Helf & Pete Ziebron on Replay the Point.