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Catherine, David and Matt are back to discuss the delayed finals from Washington which saw Alexandra Eala and Taylor Fritz win the titles.
Part one (00:00 - 29:00) We discuss the way Eala, backed by vociferous Filipino support, turned the final around against Jessica Pegula, the awkwardness and effectiveness of her game against top players, and why her rise is such a big deal for tennis.
Part two (29:01 - 51:06) We cover Fritz winning his biggest title for almost four years and the latest on his ongoing knee injury, before taking stock of Rafael Jodar’s development this season.
Part three (51:07 - 1:11:05) A look at some of the other stories from Washington, including a tough tournament for many Americans and more reason to be concerned about the fitness of Jack Draper and Arthur Fils.
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