Aryna Sabalenka, the newly crowned US Open champion, opens up about her journey from near misses to triumph in New York. Discussing her gripping final against Jessica Pegula, Sabalenka reveals the mental strength it took to conquer past challenges. Pegula shares insights on the intense rivalry and the emotional highs and lows of the match. The conversation also touches on the evolving debate over tennis formats and how they impact player experiences, alongside reflections on the recent milestones in doubles and junior competitions.

Jessica Pegula celebrates breaking her Grand Slam quarter-final duck, while Iga Swiatek shares insights on her unexpected recent major records. Karolina Muchova discusses her resilience amid discomfort on the court. Jack Draper recounts his win over an injured Alex de Minaur, showcasing sportsmanship in tough conditions. A bizarre clash between Jannik Sinner and Daniil Medvedev has everyone buzzing, as they delve into the strange moments that make tennis so captivating.

18th ranked Jessica Pegula discusses her climb in the WTA rankings, the importance of 1% improvement, her basic match tactic, and the role of junior tennis experience. She also shares insights on practice 'tickles' and her dogs' dietary habits.

Guests include Iga Swiatek, Coco Gauff, Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner, Novak Djokovic, Stefanos Tsitsipas, Jessica Pegula, Marketa Vondrousova, Ons Jabeur, and Aryna Sabalenka. The podcast discusses excitement about Swiatek and Gauff being in the same quarter, a dream draw for Djokovic, a tough draw for Tsitsipas, and speculation about other players' performances in the upcoming US Open.

Karolina Muchova dazzled with a stunning win over Jasmine Paolini, showcasing her incredible skills on the court. Excitement builds as Daniil Medvedev gears up to face Jannik Sinner in a much-anticipated quarter-final clash. Meanwhile, Iga Swiatek and Jessica Pegula prepare for their own battle, with Pegula seeking to conquer her past quarterfinal challenges. The conversation delves into the psychological pressures players face in high-stakes matches, adding an intriguing layer to the competitive atmosphere at the US Open.

Andy Roddick leads a vibrant discussion with emerging stars like Jannik Sinner, Jack Draper, and Frances Tiafoe, as they preview thrilling Men's Semi-Finals at the US Open. They dissect the intense matchups and the unique playing styles of the competitors. The conversation then shifts to Jessica Pegula's impressive victory against Karolína Muchová and Aryna Sabalenka's dominance over Emma Navarro, with insights on what Pegula needs to do to claim the trophy in the finals.

Elena Rybakina wins her second trophy of the season, Karolina Pliskova triumphs after four years, Ugo Humbert impresses in Marseille, and Holger Rune and Jessica Pegula have coaching news in The Tennis Podcast.

Jessica Pegula, a top-seeded American tennis player known for her choice of public transportation, shares her experiences riding the subway during the US Open. She discusses her preference for trains over cars, which aligns with a broader trend of athletes choosing sustainable modes of transport. The conversation touches on how sports figures like LeBron James are also opting for cycling instead of luxury vehicles, highlighting a shift in urban culture towards eco-friendly and health-conscious travel. Pegula’s subway ride didn’t hurt her performance—she made it to the final!

Discussion on second set letdowns in tennis matches and strategies to avoid them, unique scoring system in tennis, tactics for quicker starts, insights from Jessica Pegula on match closures, and opponent tactics to disrupt energy levels.

Professional tennis player Jessica Pegula shares her strategies for playing in difficult conditions, including finding ways to use the wind to her advantage. She discusses her improvements that led to beating four straight top 10 players and offers advice on finding the right speed for your rally ball. She also reflects on career turning points and staying calm on the court. A must-listen for both tennis enthusiasts and 4.0 players seeking advice!