Canada has turned into a full-on bloodbath. Djokovic, Sinner and Alcaraz were already missing, and then plenty of the “safe” top seeds followed them out the door. Zverev calls his loss to Griekspoor his “worst match of the season,” Fritz looks cooked after his Monday final in DC, and Félix doesn’t even make it on court in his hometown because of a back issue.

The result? A wide-open Masters with a historic last eight: for the first time, every Masters 1000 quarterfinalist was born in 2000 or later, with 25-year-old Brandon Nakashima somehow the elder statesman. We break down Shelton vs. Mensik, Jodar’s rapid rise, why Canada creates so much chaos, and which young player has the biggest opportunity this week.

On the women’s side, Toronto finally delivers the heavyweight matchups. We look at the draw while debating Sabalenka’s recent losses, whether Iga is starting to turn things around, and a wide-open race to finish the year at No. 1.

Then it’s on to Cincinnati. How concerning is Sinner’s withdrawal ahead of the US Open? John thinks it matters; Stevie is waiting to see what the New York practice-court cameras tell us. Plus, Sam somehow turns his “query” into an Ealamania discussion... and, for once, we all agree!

00:00 Show Preview
02:00 Montreal Is Absolute Chaos!
05:20 Zverev’s “Worst Match”
08:15 The Gen Z TakeOver
09:22 Did Fritz Run Out of Gas?
11:27 Montreal Quarterfinals
13:25 Shelton vs. Menšík
14:59 Jodar’s Rise + The Fils Test
18:44 Why So Many Upsets in Canada?
22:44 WTA Toronto 
23:17 What’s Going On With Sabalenka?
25:14 Quarterfinals Breakdown
26:09 The No. 1 Race Is Wide Open
29:35 Sinner Pulls Out of Cincinnati
34:10 Cincy + Venus & Serena
36:18 Big Foe’s Hand Surgery
42:04 Stevie Stat's
43:04 Shelton gets Servebot of the Week
47:09 That’s a Wrap!

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Canada has turned into a full-on bloodbath. Djokovic, Sinner and Alcaraz were already missing, and then plenty of the “safe” top seeds followed them out the door. Zverev calls his loss to Griekspoor his “worst match of the season,” Fritz looks cooked after his Monday final in DC, and Félix doesn’t even make it on court in his hometown because of a back issue.The result? A wide-open Masters with a historic last eight: for the first time, every Masters 1000 quarterfinalist was born in 2000 or later, with 25-year-old Brandon Nakashima somehow the elder statesman. We break down Shelton vs. Mensik, Jodar’s rapid rise, why Canada creates so much chaos, and which young player has the biggest opportunity this week.On the women’s side, Toronto finally delivers the heavyweight matchups. We look at the draw while debating Sabalenka’s recent losses, whether Iga is starting to turn things around, and a wide-open race to finish the year at No. 1.Then it’s on to Cincinnati. How concerning is Sinner’s withdrawal ahead of the US Open? John thinks it matters; Stevie is waiting to see what the New York practice-court cameras tell us. Plus, Sam somehow turns his “query” into an Ealamania discussion... and, for once, we all agree!00:00 Show Preview 02:00 Montreal Is Absolute Chaos! 05:20 Zverev’s “Worst Match” 08:15 The Gen Z TakeOver 09:22 Did Fritz Run Out of Gas? 11:27 Montreal Quarterfinals 13:25 Shelton vs. Menšík 14:59 Jodar’s Rise + The Fils Test 18:44 Why So Many Upsets in Canada? 22:44 WTA Toronto  23:17 What’s Going On With Sabalenka? 25:14 Quarterfinals Breakdown 26:09 The No. 1 Race Is Wide Open 29:35 Sinner Pulls Out of Cincinnati 34:10 Cincy + Venus &amp; Serena 36:18 Big Foe’s Hand Surgery 42:04 Stevie Stat's 43:04 Shelton gets Servebot of the Week 47:09 That’s a Wrap!</div>

Join former American tennis stars Sam Querrey, John Isner & Steve Johnson as they hope to serve up more laughs than Grand Slam titles on the podcast Nothing Major. 

Expect untold tales, a behind the scenes look at life on tour, and relentless banter that only comes from guys who've seen it all (except that elusive major win).

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Join former American tennis stars Sam Querrey, John Isner &amp; Steve Johnson as they hope to serve up more laughs than Grand Slam titles on the podcast Nothing Major. 

Expect untold tales, a behind the scenes look at life on tour, and relentless banter that only comes from guys who've seen it all (except that elusive major win).

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Nothing Major

Montreal Carnage, Gen Z Takes Over & the WTA No. 1 Race | Nothing Major EP 203

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