What's up Chuckers, producer Mike here, and we are coming to you from the Charleston Open here in South Carolina.

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And guys, this is your served five-setter for Friday, April 3rd.

This is what we got for you.

Sir Andy Murray wants to sell your sneakers made of beans.

Monte Carlo's withdrawal list keeps growing.

Alcaraz's coach says what we're all thinking, maybe.

And the Carolinas make a serious play for women's tennis.

But first, the coaching carousel continues.

Igues Viantek parted ways with Wimpheset after Miami, and she moved on fast.

Francisco Roy, Rafa's former coach, for over two decades, part of the team for all of

Rafa's 22 Grand Slam titles is officially her new coach.

Iga confirmed it on Instagram from a clay court in Majorca posting,

Welcome to the team Francisco, very excited for this new chapter.

This makes sense.

Egas dropped to number four in the world, hasn't reached a final this season.

Her game is the Spanish school.

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