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On this episode of Nothing Major, John Isner, Sam Querrey, and Steve Johnson react to Ben Shelton's switch from On to New Balance, discussing why top players rarely change apparel sponsors mid-career and what a potential Shelton signature line could look like.
With the ATP Finals approaching, the guys debate the greatest year-end championship fields of all time, revisiting the star-studded lineups of 2010, 2015 and 2023's new generation of stars. The boys then attempt to build their own all-time top eight, with plenty of debate over who deserves a spot…
Next up, it's Racket Reactions! The suits have prepared images of some of tennis' most iconic rackets and the gang reveal which players immediately come to mind before ranking their personal favorites.
Finally, the guys check in on Maldives Watch, with some surprising players already booking their vacations, before tackling what might be one of the wildest Life Advice submissions yet.
00:00 Intro
00:27 Shelton Signs With New Balance
05:34 Greatest ATP Finals Fields
12:12 All time Top 8
19:23 Iconic Racket Reactions
30:52 Ranking the Most Iconic Frames
31:52 Maldives Watch Update
33:50 Life Advice
38:47 Major Mailbag
42:25 Wrap Up
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