In "ServingAces," Alexandra Stevenson and Hugues Laverdiere talk Wimbledon champions in Sinner and Swiatek. They discuss their doping bans that will forever hang over their heads. Alexandra highlights Anisimova and her 6-0 6-0 loss to Swiatek and her emotional press conference where Alexandra said she handled losing in the best way. Princess Kate and her outfits. Ougi and Alexandra give their favorite Wimbledon moments - and look to the summer hard courts. Alexandra gives a master class on ice towels - how to use them in the heat - and how to make them - and when they are most valuable.

In “Serving Aces” Alexandra Stevenson and co-host Hugues Laverdière talk Wimbledon first week results. The Wild fall of seeded players including too many Americans out of the draw.

Alexandra Stevenson and co-host Hugues Laverdière discuss the fall of American players in the Wimbledon draw. They look to Fritz and Shelton still in as are Navarro and Anisimova. Alexandra talks about her favorites to win with men and women. Ougi discusses the play of grass. They note the 50th anniversary of Arthur Ashe winning Wimbledon 1975 - first black man to win.

In "Serving Aces" Alexandra Stevenson and Hugues Laverdiere break down the Wimbledon draw. The matches begin on Monday. They broke it up into fan favorites and dark horses. Alexandra gave a shout out to Brandon Holt, Tracy Austin's son, for working hard to get into the main draw of Wimbledon by playing in odd countries to gather points.

Alexandra Stevenson and co-host Hughes Laverdiere discuss the grass season in "Serving Aces". They talk Alcarz winning Queens, Vondrousova winning Berlin. McCartney Kessler winning Nottingham. Putsineva giving Sakkara a "slap" handshake which created words between the two in Bad Homberg. Ougi dissects the slice on grass. Medvedev and Bublik have a fun champagne spray after Bublik victory - showing the differences in how the men handle post match wins and losses. Newsy notes has the Oklahoma City NBA team winning the finals against the Indiana Pacers. Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift show up in NYC. And more. Alcaraz gets the quote of the podcast - "thinking clearly."

in "Serving Aces" Alexandra Stevenson and co-host Hugues Laverdiere discuss the Grass season. Alexandra talks about Tatjana Maria's win at Queens. Tatjana is the mother of two and 37 years old. Alexandra gives a terrific quote from Tatjana on her win. Ougi discusses what a coach does with their player when preparing for the grass. Alexandra and Ougi discuss Fritz winning Stuttgart, Mertens winning Hertogenbosch, and Alcaraz - who will be playing Queens this week. Alcaraz says he's still watching his French Open video - and is in disbelief over his win. Alexandra and Ougi promise more Grass notes next week.

In "Serving Aces" Alexandra Stevenson and co-host Hugues Laverdiere talk French Open Champions Coco Gauff and Carlos Alcaraz. Alexandra breaks down why Coco disrupted Sabalenka. Alcaraz and Sinner are discussed as one of tennis' most brilliant matches. Ougi talks about players moving clay to grass and what it takes to coach them surface to surface - and differences.

In "Serving Aces" Ougi discusses childhood coaches vs strategic coaches for players. Alexandra notes that there is controversy with Tournament Director Amelie Mauresmo - a nd playing only men at night at the French Open. Ons Jabeur and Coco Gauff - as well as other women players stood up against the organizers for not playing women at night - a showcase spot. Mauresmo held a press conference and said it isn't a simple decision. Ougi and Alexandra discuss the federations of different countries and the help they give to developing players.

Alexandra Stevenson and co-host Hugues Laverdiere in their podcast, "Serving Aces" - discuss the first and second rounds of the French Open. Fritz loses. Raducanu is sick. Osaka clips her nails and loses. Navarro loses in the first round. Alexandra and Ougi give their winning choices - and their dark horses to win the French Open. They talk about Rafael Nadal. Alexandra gives a shout out to the Knicks for their dramatic comeback in the NBA playoffs.