In this twelfth episode of your podcast, Gigi Salmon is joined by Caroline Garcia to reflect on the 2025 US Open, her recent retirement, and what lies ahead in her post-tennis journey.

On Monday, August 25, on Court 6 at Flushing Meadows, Caroline Garcia played the last match of her professional career. At 31, she made her decision after careful thought and now looks ahead with excitement to the next chapter.

Far from turning the page on tennis entirely, Garcia plans to continue developing her popular podcast Tennis Insider Club. And what better way to transition than by sharing her perspective on the New York fortnight, highlighted by Aryna Sabalenka’s and Carlos Alcaraz’s triumphs? These outstanding performances are at the heart of this episode’s in-depth debrief.

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In this eleventh episode of your podcast, Gigi Salmon is joined by the ever-charismatic Mansour Bahrami to break down all the highlights from the 2025 edition of Wimbledon.

On-site at the All England Club for the prestigious Invitational Doubles, Bahrami had a courtside view of all the action during the iconic fortnight in London. A masterful technician and an eternal showman, Mansour Bahrami was naturally enthralled by the incredible runs of Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz, who clashed once again in a blockbuster final, just over a month after their epic thriller at Roland-Garros.

Turning to the women’s draw, Mansour was full of praise for Iga Swiatek’s spectacular resurgence. The Polish star lifted her first-ever Wimbledon trophy, bringing her tally to six Grand Slam titles in six final appearances. Dominant from start to finish, Swiatek ended a year-long title drought and is now firmly back in the hunt to reclaim the No. 1 ranking, still held by Aryna Sabalenka, who was ousted in the semi-finals by the stunningly resilient Amanda Anisimova.

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In this tenth episode of your podcast, Gigi Salmon and Patrick McEnroe look back on the spectacular Parisian Grand Slam.

"It was the greatest match I've ever seen at Roland-Garros". With these words, Patrick McEnroe described the legendary final played by Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner two weeks ago. A men’s doubles champion at Roland-Garros in 1989, McEnroe – who commentated this year's tournament alongside his brother John for the new official broadcaster TNT Sports – was captivated by the energy, power, calm, fair play and aggressive style of the two best players on the ATP Tour.

Patrick McEnroe was also impressed by Coco Gauff's stunning performance against Aryna Sabalenka. In his opinion, the constantly evolving young American has the physical, technical and psychological strengths to continue thriving on all surfaces.

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