The "Worst Slam in History" finished with an historic achievement for Carlos Alcaraz as he became the youngest man in tennis history to win all four grand slams. Elena Rybakina sought revenge for the 2023 final as she defeated Aryna Sabalenka in 3.

We are joined by a very special guest to discuss how the quarterfinals, semifinals, and finals unfolded and their implications for the future.

It was straight sets galore in round 4 in Melbourne but we still found plenty to talk about, looking back at performances past and previewing the matches to come.

Will Tien continue his run? Does Jovic have a chance against Sabalenka? Is this finally Pegula's time?

Seeds blossom and controversy takes centre stage for no reason whatsoever.

We chat about the memorable matches and impressive performances from the first week of the Australian Open. Sam explains why Sinner is not an industry plant and Charlotte tries to grapple with the latest fashion scandal in tennis.

A meandering trip through the men's and women's singles draws at the Australian Open as we pick our winners while Sam tries to figure out exactly where Andreeva is in the draw.

We also give ELO the respect it deserves and appreciate the longevity of Venus Williams with an impressive stat.

It's 2026! Nostalgia is in the air for some reason and so are tennis balls. But they always are. The new season is well underway and the last one is still warm. We look back at 2025 and forward to 2026 and discuss disappointments, improvements, and predictions.

The slams are done and dusted for 2025 and we have two very familiar victors. Carlos Alcaraz and Aryna Sabalenka reclaimed their thrones and we're here to talk about how they did it and what it means.

We also discuss Djokovic's future, Anisimova's potential, and the impending dominance of Sincaraz.

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The sharp end of the final slam of the season is here and we are buzzing. We chat about the mostly disappointing quarterfinals matches and look ahead to the exciting final four days of grand slam tennis for 2025.

Looking forward to perhaps the best WTA slam quarterfinal lineup this decade and a seemingly inevitable rerematch of Sincaraz lurking in the distance.

We preview the matches to come in the next two days and marvel at Krejcikova's great escape.