The Pegula, Gauff & Andreeva Situation at the WTA Finals

What happens when a conversation on the practice court goes public?

On this episode of The Changeover, Justin Roberts and Jody Maginley are joined by Jacobi Bain to discuss the hot mic moment involving Jessica Pegula, Coco Gauff and Mirra Andreeva at the WTA Finals. We talk about Pegula’s comments and what players should be told when microphones can pick up conversations with their coaches.

We also get into college tennis eligibility for pros, mind games on court and what it was like playing against future tour stars in juniors.

Should practice court conversations be part of the broadcast? Let us know in the comments, and .

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🎶 Intro audio by DJ Quest

00:00 Intro
00:17 Eavesdropping
05:20 When to re-grip?
06:54 Bain Forehand
09:50 No Bananas
12:50 Next to win a slam
13:51 Golfer’s Elbow
15:41 Pegula Andreeva drama
18:41 Ferrero on Team Shelton
24:41 Pro players at college
27:32 Gamesmanship
38:18 Cardio tips
41:04 Post-match recovery
43:02 “I played them in Juniors”
47:52 Changeover 2027
54:52 Trivia
01:00:33 The Changeover Effect