THE TENNIS PULSE

Tennis Pulse is back — and this time we brought reading material. We’re diving into our favorite articles from Clay Magazine and things get real, fast. First up — Joao Lucas Reis Da Silva came out as gay. We talk about what that moment means for tennis, for representation, and for a sport that has been very quiet about this for a very long time. Then we get into the Asian Rising Stars shaking up the tour — because the future of tennis might not look like what you expected.
And then… the Djokovic Dilemma. Is he really the GOAT?...

The tennis season is back and so are we.
In our first episode of the year we unpack the Australian Open: the matches that mattered, the chaos we didn’t see coming, the fits, the WAGs and Habs, and of course the drama.
New segments this season:
• A full fashion review of the best and worst looks from Melbourne
• Our current favorite WAGs and Habs
• Ask Charly where we put our resident expert on the spot
• But Why where we tackle the tennis questions everyone is yelling at their TV
• Five Word Fit Check our AP...

She’s the pride of Tunisia. Former World No. 2, five-time champion, three-time major finalist-and a magician on court with fearless creativity and heart. Loved across the tour, founder of her own foundation, and soon-to-be mother, we caught up with Ons at the WTA Finals in Riyadh. Ons Jabeur, the Minister of Happiness, is on The Tennis Pulse.

Chris Eubanks has always carried a piece of the south side of Atlanta with him, even as his game took him to college stardom, Wimbledon’s biggest stages, and the Olympic courts. Now, after announcing his retirement, the timing feels right to share our conversation with him from Roland Garros, where we caught up with him for a look back at the journey that shaped his career.