INFORMAZIONI SU QUESTO EPISODIO
Men's tennis is failing us, in our view. It's top priority should be preventing Zv*r*v and Djokovic from winning a Grand Slam, and with Carlos out, the only one up to the challenge is Jannik Sinner. This is unsustainable!
This week, Michele puts on her HR hat and puts Men's Tennis on a Performance Improvement Plan, complete with milestones and actionable goals (sorry I just barfed a bit in my mouth typing that).
Also:
- Alcaraz is on the mend 💪
- Paige Lorenze is now Paige Paul 💍
- Alex DeMinaur and Katie Boulter got married the day of the Wimbledon Men's Final 🤔
- New tennis movies 🎬
And more!
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