The Rennae Stubbs Tennis Podcast
Jul 27, 2026 · 47 min · 26 segments
Rennae’s on the ground in Washington DC and she and Caitlin celebrate the return of hard court season. It’s Lili Tagger’s backhand’s world, we’re just living in it. Plus: reader questions. See…
It is incredibly popular, uh, in the evenings because after about 7:00 PM it gets real beautiful to watch tennis here.
We've got an incredible field ahead of us, um, here including, you know, uh, f- I- I ...
Um, the first matchup with Alex de Minaur, who's of course the defending champion here, up against your favorite, Stef Tsitsipas.
Mark Ein does a great job here, uh, of promoting tennis, and, um, you know, the local area really love tennis here.
Um, I think, you know, o- uh, originally, even Serena was maybe thinking about coming here just because of her friendship with Mark Ein as well.
I played 13 seasons of World TeamTennis, and I can honestly say that, um, playing on Mark's team was also al- always so great because he treats the players really, really well here, um, you know, from the food to, um ...
It is incredibly popular, uh, in the evenings because after about 7:00 PM it gets real beautiful to watch tennis here.
We've got an incredible field ahead of us, um, here including, you know, uh, f- I- I ...
Um, the first matchup with Alex de Minaur, who's of course the defending champion here, up against your favorite, Stef Tsitsipas.
Mark Ein does a great job here, uh, of promoting tennis, and, um, you know, the local area really love tennis here.
Um, I think, you know, o- uh, originally, even Serena was maybe thinking about coming here just because of her friendship with Mark Ein as well.
I played 13 seasons of World TeamTennis, and I can honestly say that, um, playing on Mark's team was also al- always so great because he treats the players really, really well here, um, you know, from the food to, um ...
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