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Oct 30, 2026
Brian AndersonGUEST
Love the U.S. Open.
Brian AndersonGUEST
Love the prestige of Wimbledon.
Brian AndersonGUEST
Love the red clay of Roland Garros.
Brian AndersonGUEST
Yeah.
John SilkHOST
And I think we've always thought this.
John SilkHOST
With Elena, after she won that Wimbledon title in 2022, she makes the Australian Open final of 2023.
John SilkHOST
She wins Indian Wells in 2023.
John SilkHOST
And during that nine-month period, she sort of established herself in the top five players in the world, the top three players in the world.
John SilkHOST
But she didn't kick on from there.
John SilkHOST
And then there was that Wimbledon loss to Krejcikova in 2024.
John SilkHOST
That felt like a very winnable Wimbledon for her.
John SilkHOST
And she, you know, then she'd just disappear and go out early in tournaments and not establish herself.
Ronni AnconaGUEST
funny
James O'BrienHOST
like a ball boy at Wimbledon just looking from one of you to the other and thinking you know just look at their faces look at their faces oh my god I
Ronni AnconaGUEST
just had a I know I just had a baby as well so I think I was sort of very you know very
James O'BrienHOST
yes present
Jason SmithHOST
Got to wake up.
Jason SmithHOST
Instead of breakfast with Wimbledon, it was breakfast with the W. Yeah, I walked the dog and I got back in time for tip-off.
Jason SmithHOST
Coffee was brewed.
Jason SmithHOST
Let's go.
Jason SmithHOST
Got to wake up.
Jason SmithHOST
Instead of breakfast with Wimbledon, it was breakfast with the Ws.
Jason SmithHOST
Yeah, I walked the dog and I got back in time for tip-off.
Jason SmithHOST
Coffee was brewed.
Josh SmithPANELIST
Although
Charlotte CollinsHOST
she's like, you know when people have a go at influencers going to Wimbledon because they don't know the fuck about tennis? That's what it's going to be.
Charlotte CollinsHOST
But you don't deserve.
Charlotte CollinsHOST
I think it's healthy.
Karl BryanHOST
Well, what happened is he got back to work and what he did is he became number one overall in the world.
Karl BryanHOST
And he went on, you know, he won Wimbledon, won the U S open, won the Fred, you know, I think he won a bunch more majors and, Um, and he became number one in the world and he said nothing in the world was more gratifying than becoming number one in the world the second time, uh, because he was doing it for all the right reasons.
Karl BryanHOST
He was doing it for Andre Agassi.
Karl BryanHOST
He wasn't doing it for his dad and for the others.
Karl BryanHOST
Well, what happened is he got back to work and what he did is he became number one overall in the world.
Karl BryanHOST
And he went on, you know, he won Wimbledon, won the U S open, won the Fred, you know, I think he won a bunch more majors and, Um, and he became number one in the world and he said nothing in the world was more gratifying than becoming number one in the world the second time, uh, because he was doing it for all the right reasons.
Karl BryanHOST
He was doing it for Andre Agassi.
Karl BryanHOST
He wasn't doing it for his dad and for the others.
Joel HarrisonGUEST
Drive-by.
Joel HarrisonGUEST
Even Wimbledon, if you think about the first round, Novak Djokovic, he normally wins six loves, six loves, six loves in all these games.
Joel HarrisonGUEST
But you don't hear people complaining.
Joel HarrisonGUEST
You hear the fans talking about how good it is to see a master of the game at work.
Mike DeCourcyGUEST
And I like if you think about it, it's true of the Masters.
Mike DeCourcyGUEST
It's true of the U.S. Open tennis, Wimbledon.
Mike DeCourcyGUEST
It's true of certainly the NFL playoffs and Major League Baseball playoffs.
Mike DeCourcyGUEST
If you do this, you're in.
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