We’re back with a full review of the opening round of the US Open! Alvin and Torrey break down the biggest storylines and matches from both the WTA and ATP draws:

• What it’s really like experiencing tennis live vs. on TV
• Venus Williams’ inspiring comeback performance
• Madison Keys’ tough first-round exit & what it means for her career
• Clara Towson vs. Alex Eala: styles clash in a thriller
• The rising parity in women’s tennis and depth of talent
• Daniil Medvedev’s continued struggles—has the game passed him by?
• Novak Djokovic tested by young phenom Learner Tien
• The parallels between Novak and Serena as aging champions chase history
• Predictions and insights for upcoming matches

It’s a jam-packed episode that dives deep into the highs, lows, and future of the game.

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Part 2 is all about the men’s draw. Alvin, Torrey, and Ashley start with Jannik Sinner’s health after Cincinnati and whether an early test like Alexei Popyrin could make his first week tricky. They spotlight a great opening matchup (Nuno Borges vs Brandon Holt) and work through that quarter’s depth—including Tommy Paul’s form check and quick hits like Bublik–Čilić and Musetti vs Mpetshi Perricard.

The middle of the show covers Zverev’s section (with a likely Rublev R16 and a watch on Monfils), plus verdicts on Felix and Tsitsipas. Then it’s Djokovic’s path (starting with Lerner Tien and a “time-on-court” concern if opponents can drag him deep) before a full segment on Taylor Fritz—including teen landmines Mensik and Fonseca.

Down the stretch, the crew debates the best American hope (Fritz or Ben Shelton), does a deep dive on Shelton’s growth and draw, and weighs Carlos Alcaraz’s form and the current rivalry window with Sinner heading into New York. Final picks close it out.

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The crew is back with a full breakdown of the 2025 US Open! Alvin and Torrey are joined by Ashley Spicer to react to the revamped Mixed Doubles Invitational and what it means for the future of doubles. From packed crowds at Ashe to million-dollar prize money, they unpack whether this “experiment” can reshape the sport.

Then, they dive into the women’s draw—Arena Sabalenka’s path, Emma Raducanu’s resurgence, and the big question marks around Jessica Pegula. It’s a jam-packed episode setting the stage for two weeks of New York tennis.

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