4x Grand Slam champion Kim Clijsters is joined by American star Hailey Baptiste fresh off her best result so far. After defeating world No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka in Madrid and saving six match points, including two with a second serve and volley, Hailey sits down with Kim and Blair Henley to talk about mental growth, family sacrifice, and what fueled her breakthrough. Kim also shares personal French Open tips as Hailey heads to Roland Garros for her first-ever seeded Grand Slam.

Kim and Blair also break down the prize money fight brewing in Rome, with the word boycott being thrown around in press rooms and reactions from Sabalenka, Iga Swiatek, and others. Plus a full Kimformation breakdown of Marta Kostyuk's Madrid title, the historic all-female coaching final, and the back handspring celebration that took the internet by storm. 

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⏰ TIMESTAMPS: 

0:00 Welcome to Love All

0:44 Kim's Life Update & Heading to Roland Garros

3:44 Hailey Baptiste Joins Love All

6:15 Baptiste’s First Career Grand Slam Seeding at Roland Garros

7:03 Kim's Personal Tips for Playing Chatrier & Lenglen

9:41 The Mental Transformation: Choosing to Stop Battling Herself

12:54 Saving 6 Match Points vs. Sabalenka & the Second Serve Volley

16:39 Family Sacrifice & the GoFundMe That Started It All

18:22 The Greenbrier Bubble: Dinner Between Kim and Venus

21:15 The Viral Racket Break Photo 

27:53 Rapid Fire: Celebrity Followers, Favorite Shots & Life Off Court

33:17 Goals for 2025 & French Open Outlook

36:37 Henley's Headlines: Prize Money Fight & Boycott Talk in Rome

40:29 Kim's Take on the Boycott Debate & the Whole Tour's Future

46:06 Kim Formation: Marta Kostyuk's Madrid Title & Historic All-Female Coaching Final

48:45 Kostyuk's Return Game, Therapy & Freeing Herself from Junior Expectations

1:00:02 Rec Room: Blair's Weighted Jump Rope 

1:03:55 Closing thoughts

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Andy Roddick talks Jannik Sinner’s historic run through the 2026 Madrid Open. Andy also dives into Alexander Zverev’s honest admission about the "gap" in the tour & top players asking for prize money reform at Roland Garros (Project RedEye). Plus, the ITIA sent in some clarifying information on the Vondrousova suspension case.

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TIMESTAMPS:

0:00 Ads

0:35 Welcome to Served

1:50 Jannik Sinner wins 2026 Madrid Open

5:14 How Sinner’s game is still growing

8:51 Analyzing the tactical differences in how Sinner neutralized Arthur Fils and Alexander Zverev

18:33 Zverev on the "Gap" between Sinner and the rest of the ATP

24:52 Roddick talks relating to Zverev

33:21 Marta Kostyuk’s Backflip & winning Madrid

38:30 Mirra Andreeva’s Hard Reset

43:51 Project Red Eye: TThe top 20 players are demanding a fairer share of Roland Garros revenue.

52:27 ITIA Update: Drug Testing & Player Safety 

1:00:20 Guest Update: Flavio Cobolli

1:01:56 Poll Results: Alcaraz’s Longevity

1:03:18 Breakout Players to Watch in Rome

1:06:25 Closing thoughts

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5 SETTER: This Week in Racket Sports, where we bring you the top five headlines across tennis, padel, pickleball, and more.

In this episode:

1. Jack Draper OUT of 2026 French Open

2. Baptiste, Kostyuk, and Potapova all deliver shocking upsets into 2026 Madrid Semi-Finals

3. Alexander Blockx makes first Masters 1000 semi-final 

4. US Open & USTA partners with Oura Ring

5. 2026 NCAA Tennis Championships Begin!

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Andy Roddick pulls back the curtain on one of the most overlooked parts of pro tennis—the brutal, nonstop travel that defines life on tour—breaking down the “gritty” logistics and why 95% of players aren’t flying private. He reflects on a 2004 season that saw him rack up over 100,000 miles—enough to circle the globe 4 times—while explaining how constant travel impacts performance and preparation. Roddick mixes insight with stories you won’t hear in a post-match interview, from nearly losing his passport in Russia to a $1,000 bet with Sam Querrey involving a “bull dance” after a match against Rafael Nadal. Fans also get a look at the details behind the scenes, including racket tension at altitude, gear routines, and the real meaning behind his infamous “FIGJAM” Reebok line.

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0:00 Welcome to Q&Andy 

0:38 How do pro tennis players manage travel? 

2:30 How do you travel with equipment?

3:44 How do you travel home with a trophy after winning? 

5:35 Who decides what clothes players wear on tour? 

6:47 The hardest city to travel to on tour 

8:27 Breaking down Andy's insane 2004 travel season 

11:24 How do pros choose hitting partners? 

12:54 The $1,000 bull dance bet with Sam Querrey vs. Rafa 

15:06 Andy's craziest travel day ever 

16:13 Customs nightmares and lost passport stories 

18:54 Random Question of the Day: What did "FIGJAM" stand for?

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Join 4-time Grand Slam Champion Kim Clijsters and tennis reporter Blair Henley as they break down the biggest headlines — a mystery illness sweeping the Madrid Open, Hailey Baptiste's viral racket smash, the Vondrousova anti-doping case, the CEO of the WTA stepping down, and the Taylor Fritz–Morgan Riddle breakup.

During the fan Q&A segment, Kim reflects on the surprising "post-Slam" loneliness she felt after her 2005 US Open victory and offers tactical advice on overcoming first-round jitters through constant foot movement. The discussion dives into the high-stakes world of tennis media as Blair explains the decision-making process behind "spicy" on-court interviews, while Kim recounts the comical origin of her legendary doubles partnership with Ai Sugiyama. Closing on a personal note, Kim shares the story of when her sons realized she was a famous tennis player.

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WMP Eyewear Sunglasses

Amazon Sunglasses

⏰ TIMESTAMPS: 

0:00 Welcome to Love All 

10:30 Henley’s Headlines: Madrid Open

14:17 WTA CEO steps down & ITF lawsuit 

16:44 Vondrousova anti-doping case update 

25:38 Taylor Fritz and Morgan Riddle breakup 

29:42 Fan Q&A: After winning a Grand Slam, is there an emotion you felt that would surprise people? 

32:01 How long did the glow of a Slam win last? 

33:13 What is your funniest media memory? 

37:09 Which player you faced would you most like to interview? 

38:17 How do tennis players learn English when it's not their first language? 

43:23 As a teen breakout, what kept you grounded and hungry? 

46:29 How do I overcome nerves? 

51:25 When there's a spicy moment during a match, what's the process for the on-court interviewer? 

55:48 How did you and Sugiyama come to pair up as a doubles team? 

59:16 When did Kim's kids realize their mom was famous? 

1:06:09 Rec Room 

1:11:27 Closing thoughts 

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Andy Roddick and Jon Wertheim discuss the news that Carlos Alcaraz is OUT of Rome AND Roland Garros. Rafael Jodor is wins more 17 of his first 25: more than Nadal, Federer, Djokovic, Alcaraz, Sinner, AND Fonseca. They also discuss Jannik Sinner and his 24-match Masters 1000 win streak (3rd longest ever), Coco Gauff falls in a third-set tiebreak, and we get into NCAA programs cutting tennis with the latest news coming from Arkansas. Get Andy’s takes on all of this and more in today’s episode!

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5 SETTER: This Week in Racket Sports, where we bring you the top five headlines across tennis, padel, pickleball, and more.

In this episode:

1. Roberto Bautista Agut Madrid farewell & Rafael Jodar wins his debut

2. Ons Jabeur announces birth of her new son & Camilla Giorgi announces she’ll return in 2027

3. WTA announced that CEO Portia Archer has stepped down

4. Tennis took over the 2026 Laureus Awards

5. The World Team Table Tennis Championships start next Tuesday

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Andy Roddick sits down with rising star Iva Jovic for this episode of Q&Andy. Jovic offers direct advice for juniors turning pro, explains how she reframes pressure, and shares a court geometry tip from Novak Djokovic shaping her game. The episode includes a debate on Roger Federer’s backhand volley vs. John Isner’s serve, plus her view that the sport chooses you. They also break down Iga Świątek’s dominance on clay and end with a funny question from an eight-year-old fan.

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0:00 Welcome to Q&Andy with Iva Jovic 

0:57 Advice for juniors trying to break onto the pro scene? 

1:36 What signature shot would you steal from any player? 

2:46 How do you deal with mental pressure? 

4:04 Best advice Novak Djokovic has given you?

4:54 Iva's dream Grand Slam tournament to win 

5:57 Favorite female player to watch 

6:43 Did Iva fall in love with tennis right away? 

9:20 Random Question of the Day: What would tennis balls say if they could talk?

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4-time Grand Slam Champion Kim Clijsters sits down with Roland Garros champion and Italian tennis icon Francesca Schiavone for a candid conversation about life on and off the tour. They revisit their years on the circuit: the intense training, the competitiveness, and the loneliness of tennis. Francesca also shares her 2019 cancer diagnosis, how her discipline as an athlete helped her through chemotherapy, and the role her family, wife, and close friend Flavia Pennetta played in her recovery. Today, Schiavone is fully active in the game, running her Schiavone Team Lab academy near Milan and coaching 18-year-old one-handed backhand talent Lilli Tagger, who she believes has Grand Slam potential. 

Kim also discusses her Roland Garros favorites for 2026, making a strong case for why Rybakina belongs in the conversation alongside Sabalenka and Coco Gauff. She breaks down Ben Shelton's serve variety and why it's becoming a weapon even on clay, and reacts to a 19-year-old qualifier stunning everyone at her very first WTA tour event. 

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⏰ TIMESTAMPS: 

0:00 Welcome to Love All 

1:50 Francesca Schiavone joins the show

3:23 Kim & Schiavone's Tour Friendship

8:19 Coaching Young Players: Social Media, Meditation & Building Identity 

11:41 16th Anniversary of Winning Roland Garros

13:14 Schiavone Team Lab Academy

16:01 The One-Handed Backhand: Will There Be Another WTA Slam Winner? 

16:39 Lilli Tagger: Schiavone's 18-Year-Old Prodigy 

22:04 Why More Female Grand Slam Champions Should Be Coaching 

23:41 Favorite Career Memory: The Insane 4-Day US Open Match vs. Sugiyama 

25:40 Longest Women's Grand Slam Match Ever: Schiavone vs. Kuznetsova 

27:13 Schiavone's Cancer Battle in 2019: How Tennis Discipline Saved Her 

30:03 Family, Flavia Pennetta & The Support System That Got Her Through 

32:01 Spotting Sinner at 15 & Predicting He'd Be World No. 1 

36:44 Rapid Fire: Italian Quotes, Favorite Shots & Pasta Orders 

37:41 Toughest Opponents: Venus, Kim, Sharapova & Russian Hard Hitters 

40:33 Closing thoughts

41:29 Henley's Headlines: First All-Ukrainian WTA Final & 19-Year-Old Qualifier 

44:03 Rybakina Wins Stuttgart

46:25 Muchova Beats Coco for the First Time in Seven Tries 

47:01 Ben Shelton Makes American Clay Court History in Munich 

49:11 Arthur Fils Wins Barcelona & French Open Excitement Builds 

51:23 Kim's Laureus Award Win in 2010 

52:15 Kim-Formation: Is Elena Rybakina a Roland Garros Favorite? 

55:06 Roland Garros Title Predictions: Sabalenka, Rybakina & Coco

56:49 Closing thoughts

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Andy Roddick sits down with 18-year-old WTA sensation Iva Jovic (World No. 16) for a candid interview on her breakout season, her Australian Open quarterfinal run, what Novak Djokovic texts her, and what she's building toward at Roland Garros.

Plus the biggest tennis news of the week:

▸ Is Rybakina in the conversation for World No. 1?

▸ Carlos Alcaraz spotted in a cast ahead of French Open

▸ Ben Shelton becomes the first American man since Andre Agassi (2002) to win a 500+ event on clay.

▸ Arthur Fils beats Rubelv in Barcelona: Incredible return from injury + dark horse for Roland Garros?

▸ Saudi tennis investment vs. LIV Golf: what it means for the future of tennis

▸ Andy reacts to the underarm serve debate

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TIMESTAMPS:

0:00 Ads

0:35 Welcome to Served

0:45 Racket Rundown presented by Wilson

1:40 Rybakina’s Dominance & Consistency

4:20 Arthur Fils: The Next French Hope?

7:45 Ben Shelton’s Breakthrough on Clay

10:54 Madrid Open Withdrawals & Alcaraz’s Injury

14:18 The "Ferrero Effect" & Coaching Adversity

21:17 Ads

21:34 Vondrousova’s Doping Control Incident

24:45 Debating Anti-Doping Protocols & "Whereabouts"

32:55 Saudi Investment: Tennis vs. LIV Golf

40:52 The Future of the WTA Finals

43:16 Introducing Iva Jovic

44:01 Iva Jovic Interview: Madrid & "Chipotle Stadium"

46:21 Choosing the Right Path: Matches vs. Leveling Up

49:52 Adjusting to the Grand Slam Cadence

55:23 Facing Sabalenka’s "Aura"

57:48 Family History & The American Dream

59:45 Mentorship from Novak Djokovic

1:03:16 The Jess Pegula Comparisons

1:05:28 Life in the Locker Room "Social Experiment"

1:07:17 Technical Focus: Improving the Serve

1:10:04 Post-Interview Recap: The Maturity of the WTA

1:12:41 The Underarm Serve Debate: Genius or Cowardice?

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5 SETTER: This Week in Racket Sports, where we bring you the top five headlines across tennis, padel, pickleball, and more.

In this episode:

1. Carlos Alcaraz withdraws from 2026 Barcelona

2. Underarm Serve on Match Point 

3. Roland Garros increases prize money in 2026

4. Borris Becker sells his US Open Trophy for $357k

5. The NCAA changes their prize money rule for junior players

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