TTP: R4 Reaction - no Americans left and an all-Ukrainian women’s QF and all-Italian men’s QF

TTP: Federer Returning? A 3rd Unique Men's Slam Winner? Who is the best 1990s born man?

Roger Federer is making his return at the 2026 US Open! In an exhibition doubles match that is. Will we have a 3rd unique 2026 Slam winner? It's almost guaranteed on the men's side. Who is the best 90s born men's player with a Slam - Thiem, Meddy, or Zverev?

TTP: TWO FIRST TIME SLAM CHAMPS - Roland Garros Delivered!

We review the 2026 edition of Roland Garros, which gave us two first time slam champs with Mirra Andreeva and Alexander Zverev, as well as two first time finalists in Maja Chwalinska and Flavio Cobolli. What a tournament this was, I hope we see this level of chaos through the grass season with Wimbledon fast approaching.

TTP: Roland Garros Championship Preview, reaction to the semifinals

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

TTP: Happy birthday Rafa! First time Slam winner on men’s and women’s side

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.

TTP: Reflecting on the New Musketeers - Monfils, Tsonga, Simon, and Gasquet

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?