
Thanks for sending in all of your questions for our October mailbag! Y'all wanted to tackle some big, broad topics, and so we did our best to do those justice. First, Ben and Tumaini catch up on some rare respective R&R at home, which for Tumaini included covering Davis Cup and Laver Cup events in London--and Tumaini explaining what part of Laver Cup made him feel like he was going crazy. We then get into the mailbag, which includes discussion of what changes we think tennis most needs and which are most possible, and also doubles reform discussion. We then get into Jannik Sinner's lengthy absence and how the lack of information around it has caused speculation to inevitably creep into the void. We then get into monotony and homogeneity in ATP playing styles, and then turn to the topic which was the center of most questions and comments: the current state of the WTA, its apparent financial issues, and how much lucrative prize money might be to blame. (Ben cites this clip, for reference.) Lastly, a brief elegy for Tennis.com.
Podzilla Summary coming soon
Sign up to get notified when the full AI-powered summary is ready.
Free forever for up to 3 podcasts. No credit card required.

U.S. Open Finals: Rybakina Cements Greatness; Zverev Also Wins

U.S. Open Semifinals: Shelton Beats Tiafoe; Top Two Women Advance

U.S. Open Quarterfinals: On Great Matches and Long, Long Nights

U.S. Open Fourth Round Into Quarterfinals: Bob, Five Years, and Taiwan
Free AI-powered recaps of No Challenges Remaining and your other favorite podcasts, delivered to your inbox.
Free forever for up to 3 podcasts. No credit card required.