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We preview the men’s and women’s championship matches, seeing Mirra Andreeva take on Maja Chwalińska and Alexander Zverev take on Flavio Cobolli.

We react to the semifinal matches, which ended up being one short as we had a walkover on the men’s side.

We also touch on a potential women’s wildcard issue for the upcoming Wimbledon Championships

I’m joined by Jenny, Berkeley, and Campbell on this episode of The Tiebreak Pod. We wish a happy birthday to Rafa Nadal, react to the men’s and women’s quarterfinals, and preview the semifinal matchups.

We are guaranteed a first time slam winner on both the men’s and women’s side, Berrettini gets hit by the injury bug again, and we have a Madrid final matchup on the women’s side.

Today, we reflect on the careers of the "New Musketeers" tasked with ending France's Slam drought. We briefly look at the careers of Gael Monfils, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, Richard Gasquet, and Gilles Simon.

What were the expectations placed on this group? What did they achieve? How will they be remembered?

We react to the fourth round matches, preview an all-Ukrainian women’s QF matchup, an all-Italian men’s QF matchup, and talk a bit about Vallejo’s controversial comments.

We briefly react to the third round results and preview some of the Ro16 matchups. Top seeds continue to fall, young players make some noise. Player safety takes center court after some preventable injuries.

We react to the close of Round 2 at Roland Garros. It has been chaos, top seeds have been defeated, hometown heroes are making runs, and the heat has not let up!

Today, we react and talk about day 2 at Roland Garros. Coco Gauff had a "mini" car accident before her match this morning. Medvedev was sent home in Round 1 for the SEVENTH time. Tennis karma is apparently a doubles fan, and came after Bublik.

We discuss this and more on this episode of The Tiebreak Pod!

Today we react to the first day at the French Open, headlined by the 7th seed Taylor Fritz going home in the first round for the second straight year.

We talk about Monfils' final French Open and discuss Svitolina's perspective on her career without a Slam.

I'm joined by Javier, who brings insight about the new Golden Generation of Spanish players who may even be more complete than Rafa Nadal.

We speak about Bublik's comments about doubles players, and touch on the French Open as well

Top players have announced they are protesting the revenue sharing at the French Open by limiting their media appearances.

What does this mean moving forward? Can lower ranked players capitalize on this for more exposure and possible sponsors?

We cover Jannik Sinner completing the Golden Masters, becoming the second man to ever complete this, and the youngest.

What's stopping him from doing it again? What's next, the Career Slam? The Golden Slam?

TTP is back with a bonus episode covering the recent discourse around revenue sharing, player protections, and the possibility of top players skipping Roland Garros and other majors!

Steve joins The Tiebreak Podcast today to speak about Roland Garros, talk newcomers, will an American man win a major soon?

Shameless plug for Steve's podcast, The Drop Shot: https://open.spotify.com/show/2SMrZJuFKRhMu7xaBUnBwV?si=cfd32da245c14b3b

Carlos Alcaraz is the youngest man to complete the career grand slam, will he break Djokovic's Slam record?

Is this the last Aussie Open for Djokovic? Will he continue through next year and compete in the 2028 Olympics?

The Tiebreak Podcast: The Joker vs Alcatraz, battle of the villains

I'm joined by Austin and Berk, as we preview the men's AO championship, talk a little women's tennis, and discuss if we'll have a new Big Three, or if the future will be dominated by Carlos and Jannik.

Elena Rybakina captured her second major, defeating world no. 1 Aryna Sabalenka.

What could this mean for both of them moving forward?

Today, we recap the Happy Slam's men's semifinals as well as preview the women's championship