

95: LIVE from the US Open: Tennis Pros Unplugged & Rowdy New York Nights | EP 95
Aug 22, 2025
The excitement is palpable as the hosts go live at the US Open, sharing wild memories of night matches and nostalgic New York vibes. They unveil tennis’ original Bracket Challenge with a massive prize, keeping the crowd buzzing. Engaging the audience, they dive into fun games and bold predictions for the tournament. From favorite pregame songs to dream dinner companions, the banter flows seamlessly. Plus, they explore the best of NYC, debating everything from subway rides to cocktails while tackling fan questions and mixed doubles dynamics!
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Bracket Challenge To Drive Fan Engagement
- The hosts launched a US Open Bracket Challenge with larger prizes to engage fans during the tournament.
- Sam Querrey highlighted big incentives: $2,000 for first place plus hats for participants to boost interest.
Toll Of 2:40 AM Night Matches
- John Isner described finishing a match at 2:40 AM on Arthur Ashe and how it wrecked recovery the next day.
- He said late finishes push his bedtime to 6:00 AM after travel, food, and treatment which ruins the following day.
Teen Jack Sock's Night Match Memory
- Jack Sock recalled his first US Open night match as a 19-year-old against Andy Roddick and feeling surreal to play on TV in the big stadium.
- He said his goal then was simply to be competitive and enjoy the experience rather than expect a win.