Welcome to another Tuesday release for the serve podcast.

I hope you enjoyed our show on T2 on Sunday.

As always, we come back into the studio on Monday to catch up on current events. What a weekend finish

it was in Miami. I think the sentimental story of the weekend. Obviously, Danielle Collins

announcing that this is going to be her last year in January and then winning the biggest

tournament of her life at the end of March.

Quite the accomplishment.

And it wasn't as if she like got through this tournament and somehow when she

dominated.

She lost the first set of her entire tournament.

And then didn't even get to a breaker the rest of the way.

I will get into her more and tell you my in-laws, my wife, my kids,

they don't quite watch as tennis as much tennis as I do.

And they were brought into the Collins match.

And I'll try to tell you why here in a second.

But let's also get to the men's side.

Yonik Sinner beating Daniel Medvedev in the semis 6162.

That is the type of scoreline that you see when someone's like a dominant 12 and under junior or like first round of club tennis.

One and two against someone who medvedev will end up going down as maybe like one of the top 20 players of all time

maybe 20 i mean and if you're arguing with me you're arguing with me because you're a jerk

and you're arguing it over like two or three spots but point being made the guys won won a slam but number one in the world won a ton of masters one thousand's repeated finals

and especially on hard courts to beat him one and two i i don't think people understand

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