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Nothing Major

Nothing Major

By: Sift Creative
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 Join former American tennis stars Sam Querrey, John Isner, Steve Johnson, and Jack Sock as they hope to serve up more laughs than Grand Slam titles in a brand new podcast "Nothing Major".

Expect untold tales, a behind the scenes look at life on tour, and relentless banter that only comes from guys who've seen it all (except that elusive major win).Sift Creative Politics & Government Tennis
Episodes
  • 77: Wimbledon Stories, UK Pet Peeves & Tournament Predictions | EP 77

    77: Wimbledon Stories, UK Pet Peeves & Tournament Predictions | EP 77
    Jun 27 2025
    00:00 Welcome to the Show!
    01:37 Hotty Bracket: Women’s Field Debate
    03:39 Our Top UK Pet Peeves
    15:39 Pre-Wimbledon Week
    22:06 Behind the Scenes: Wimbledon Practice Sessions
    23:46 Predictions for the 2025 Championships
    29:36 The Wimbledon Snake Draft: Building the Perfect Team
    36:28 Final Thoughts and Goodbye!
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    38 mins
  • 76: Alcaraz Rules Queen’s, Bublik Shakes Up Halle & Wimbledon Awaits | EP 76

    76: Alcaraz Rules Queen’s, Bublik Shakes Up Halle & Wimbledon Awaits | EP 76
    Jun 23 2025
    The boys break down what makes Alcaraz so dangerous on grass after his latest London title, and dive into Bublik's chaotic — yet brilliant — run on German soil, highlighted by a big win over Sinner.

    We also unpack the WTA action in Berlin, where former Wimbledon champ Marketa Vondrousova lifted the trophy. Could she be the most dangerous seed at The Championships?

    Plus, Sam revisits the worst prediction of 2025, and Steve takes a trip down memory lane, reflecting on his first career title in Nottingham — just one week before Wimbledon.

    00:00 Welcome to the Show!
    01:51 Something Major Wimbledon Edition + Bracket Challenge
    05:16 Carlos Alcaraz's Grass Court Dominance in Queen's
    14:00 Alexander Bublik's Impressive Run in Halle
    19:12 Vondrousova's Victory in Berlin
    21:41 Unseeded Threats in Wimbledon
    28:13 Nothing Major Coaching for US Open?
    29:37 Upcoming Tournaments and Player Insights
    31:57 Experiences at Eastbourne and Nottingham
    36:26 Final Thoughts and Merch
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    37 mins
  • 75: US Open Mixed Doubles, Hypothetical Players 9-to-5 Jobs & Sam's Queen’s Title | EP 75

    75: US Open Mixed Doubles, Hypothetical Players 9-to-5 Jobs & Sam's Queen’s Title | EP 75
    Jun 20 2025
    The boys kick things off by diving into the grass court season, weighing the pros and cons of the Queen’s and Halle tournaments. Along the way, they share some hilarious anecdotes—plus, Sam learns the hard truth that winning Queen’s might not be as impressive as he once thought.

    Next, the crew breaks down the US Open Mixed Doubles entry list, unpacking the quirky new format and some spicy team pairings—like Alcaraz and Raducanu. Turns out, Sam’s hot take from last year might actually be coming true.

    The episode wraps with a fun segment imagining what jobs top tennis players would have if they weren’t on tour. From Alcaraz as a cabana boy to Sinner working at an amusement park, the guys deliver some oddly accurate (and laugh-out-loud) hypothetical scenarios.

    00:00 Intro
    00:43 Grass Court Season: Queens and Halle
    03:15 Memorable Moments at Queen's Club
    08:38 US Open Mixed Doubles Format and Teams
    15:13 Wildcard Requests
    15:35 Predictions and favorite teams
    20:47 Hypothetical Players 9-to-5 Jobs
    28:16 Wrapping up
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    29 mins

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