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This week we bring you another Grand Slam special edition of The Sit-Down – one focused on the US Open, where qualifying for the 2026 tournament begins today. Over more than two years of episodes, guests have reflected on their greatest career highlights, many of which have unfolded in New York. It’s where Lleyton Hewitt won his first Grand Slam doubles title (2000) and singles title (2001) and where, 10 years later, Angelique Kerber stormed into her first major semifinal when ranked 92nd, setting her on a path toward three Grand Slam titles and the top ranking. It’s where Lindsay Davenport and Kim Clijsters broke through for the first of several Slams – and faced each other on the same courts – and where 1996 finalist Michael Chang came within one point of becoming world No.1. We also revisit a chat with Corey Gauff, the father of women’s star Coco who explained the thinking behind sitting away from her entourage during the North American summer of 2023, which she capped with victory at Flushing Meadows.
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00:00 - Intro
01:03 - Corey Gauff
04:26 - Angelique Kerber
07:29 - Lleyton Hewitt
14:08 - Michael Chang
18:42 - Kim Clijsters
21:00 - Lindsay Davenport
23:49 - Outro
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