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Hi, everybody. Welcome back to another episode
of What's the Call? Good morning, Andrea.
How are we doing? Good morning.
A little tired on the Sunday morning, but otherwise good.
We have switched our recording time to 8:00 AM on Monday, so
it's always like the first thing we do with our week, which is a
great way to start the week because it sets it up right, But
it's also a lot anyway, so tennis, sports, lots been going
on. I feel like we say this after
every Masters, but it's felt like an eternity and Madrid is
finally over. We had a men's final.
I was super predictable. A woman's final that brought
maybe a bit more drama both on and off the court.
And ultimately, after Madrid, Sinner is heading to Rome one
win away from the career Golden Masters.
And that's a set that's been completed exactly once in tennis
history by Djokovic. And he was 31 while Sinner is
24. So yeah, should we get into it?
OK, so we can start with the men's.
As we just said, I feel like there is not a whole lot to say
here. It is exactly what we saw
coming. Right, yes, pretty boring I
would say. Yeah, it's just getting a little
bit repetitive. Huge Congrats to Sinner.
He's now the first player in Master's 1000 history to win
five consecutive Masters. So he's won Paris in 2025,
Indian Wells, Miami, Monte Carlo and now Madrid.
Title puts him in one. Rome went away from the career
of Golden Masters, which means winning all 9 masters won
thousands at least once, which is kind of crazy.
So I don't know. The domination's kind of crazy
and huge Congrats to him. I'm happy for him.
But equally it'd be we need some people to start contending with
him because especially while Carlos is out, no one's getting
close, right? Yeah, yeah.
I feel like Zarev is not up to task on this one.
At all, I mean scoreline 616258 minutes.
It's great final for the crowd in Madrid.
Yeah, so I've apologized to the crowd, as he should.
Yeah, he should. So Senor has 62 consecutive
holds on serve against swear of now, which is insane if you
think about it. But equally like we saw in Monte
Carlo, like he said, he just can't play.
Yannick doesn't know how. Clearly obviously Yannick is a
better at times player, I just think it's fair of his.
He just has a mental blockage now.
Feel like if he breaks Yannick's serve once maybe it'll give him
a bit of a mental boost. I was going to say, I feel like
if he wins one match against Yannick, that for sure, but
maybe you need to start by breaking his serve.
Might spur him on a little bit. But equally, as we just said,
yeah, if Carlos was out, who's going to take it to him?
I don't know, you know, he played fees the semis.
Who's the other players you know had a great play season and also
beat him in straight sets? Hodar like gave him a good run
or whatever, at least took him to a tie break, yeah.
Hodar at least took him to a tie break, but you know, still lost
to center in three sets. I mean in straight sets.
So yeah, I just think who's going to do it?
I don't know. No one.
Literally no one and like going back to to Zverev and just that
match up. He is, yeah, the next down from
Alcaraz and Sinner. And he was not like he wasn't
broken the entire time all tournament until this match
where he, you know, immediately was broken and thrashed the
entire match. So yeah, he's lost nine straight
matches now to Sinner and yeah, has 0 answers.
And nor does the rest of the tour, it seems, which is crazy.
Did you see what he said about the gap between Sinner and the
rest of the fields? He said.
There's a gap between Sinner and everybody else, and I think
there's a big gap between Algoraz, myself, maybe Novak and
everybody else. Yeah, I did see that and it's
caused a lot of contention online, I feel like, especially
amongst yeah tennis fans. I think that's pretty rich to
say. Yeah.
I right now, of course, Sinner stands alone, but I think that's
also mainly because Carlos is out and yeah, he's going to take
like a complete sweep over the clay season.
I mean, I'm pretty sure I don't think Zverev should put him in
the same put himself in the same category as Alcaraz, no.
Absolutely not like. Come on, humility is not his
strong suit. Like, he's not, he doesn't even
play competitive matches against Sinner.
You know, that's that's just he's not even close sitting on
the same. Level not at all.
I think he just probably like he can beat Carlos is what he's
saying but he can't. But it's a match up thing like
Alcaraz is still in the same tier let's say as Sinner.
Yeah, I think Sinner's at the top right now.
Like clearly, you know, before his injury, he beat Carlos in
the Monte Carlo final. But I think what made me roll my
I was like, OK, you think you're on the same level as Carlos?
Come on, man. And Novak, like, didn't he say
that he was the next, he was going to be part of the next big
three or something? I mean.
He's it was him, TT Pass and Medvedev.
OK, well. We're going to be the big three.
That really worked out well for them.
Yeah, I mean, listen, they they are like the Ogs.
It's sort of from our our like time where we bonded over
tennis. So we love to see them excel.
But like, you can't say that, bro.
It's funny. I mean, listen, I, as we said
last week, maybe Novak will come out all guns blazing at Roland
Garros. But like, I I still think that
the other two are miles apart. Yeah.
So I mean, Sasha, get real. He also is going to cut his
hair. When he wins a slam, yeah, OK,
we'll be waiting a long time then.
I know it's going. To be Rapunzel down to the
floor. That's a very also a very bold
thing to say as well, especially now like, I'm sorry, you will
probably have to play beat Yanick Sinner to win Islam.
So I don't know. Yeah, I mean the hair is going
to be longer than definitely mine and.
Probably terrible. It's so bad it's going to be
down to the floor by the time he well, if he wins Islam, I guess
if. Big if.
Big if, if, if, if. So that's the men's.
Let's see how things progress in Rome.
So the women's final, on the other hand, was far more like,
there's a lot of lore around the women's final and like what went
down there. So Marta Kostyuk obviously
defeated Mira Andreva 6375 in the final.
It's her first WTA 1000 title, and she's the second Ukrainian
woman ever to win a master's 1000.
And yeah, Andreva, obviously, she's still 19.
She's very young. She's the first teenager ever to
reach 31000 finals since 2009, which is when the format
launched. But yeah, I don't know.
Thoughts. I guess I'm not super surprised
by the final, but I don't think anybody would have predicted it.
No. Coming into Madrid, obviously,
yeah, for. Sure.
Yeah, a lot of predictions were out the door on the women's
side. But I don't know, I really like
'cause joke. I think she's a fun vibe.
You know, all her, like, activism around Ukraine can get
behind that. Yeah, I mean, she's been
undefeated all clay season, so let's see what she might be.
A Roland Garros dark horse. We need to talk about her
backflip. That was pretty sick.
Wild. I was like, damn, are you like,
is that real? I was like, is this AII?
Don't know. I know people.
Yeah. That's what I thought.
Yeah, but not tennis players. I was like, wow, I was like,
you're not a gymnast. But yeah, she she got up after
she like, you know, collapsed the ground on match point and
fully just backflipped out of nowhere.
Loved that. It was a good.
Celebration. Yeah, that was cool.
The crowd loved it. Yeah, they loved it.
It was. It was great.
I felt bad for Mira Andreva, feel like she's very much still
a teenager, still working through her emotions.
She. Cannot take a loss whether it's
round one or in a final. I know she really lives them
like every, like beat of a loss. She like is living at.
I don't know. She said it herself.
She just can't take it. She hates her so much.
But yeah, as you said, it's she's still got a lot to learn,
I think because the losses come pretty much every week, right?
Unless you win. Yeah.
That's part of tennis. So she really needs to learn
that. But yeah, obviously, there was a
bit of controversy also around the trophy ceremony, just given
the fact that Kostyuk is Ukrainian and Andreva is
Russian, basically. Yeah.
As, as we mentioned before, Kostyuk is, like, very vocal and
one of the most consistently outspoken voices on the war in
Ukraine since 2022. And she's refused to shake hands
with Russian and Belarusian players.
I will take pictures with them on court since the very
beginning. And obviously Andreva being
Russian, she First off didn't take the pre match photo, which
fine, a lot of them do match point didn't shake hands.
That's become like very normal between the two nations at this
point. But then at the trophy ceremony,
obviously they give their speeches.
When Kostiuk took the mic, she thanked her team, her family,
her sponsors, the crowd, the tournament and didn't say a word
about Andreva. It's tough, Andreva.
Then when she gave her speech, she did congratulate Marta and
her team on the title. But yeah, I I don't know.
I don't know where I stand on this.
What do you think? Me neither, honestly, I think on
a personal level, it's it's sad. It's sad for for the tennis
players because ultimately they they didn't choose where they
were born. And it's not like they live in a
country where, without getting into politics, we're speaking
out against the government is even a safe thing to do.
I also understand Marta's position.
I feel like she's, she's very clear about the fact that she's
not going to shake hands at the net that this is, you know, that
this is a boundary that she set. And that's part of her activism.
And it makes it easier for the opponent if they expect it.
Yeah. For sure.
Yeah, yeah, I agree. I think that's a good take.
Very rational. I mean, I yeah, I can see both
sides to be honest. But I don't think it's, I
wouldn't call it disrespect. You know, I know that there's a
lot of controversy online about it.
I don't think she's trying to disrespect the player.
It's just that she's in a really, really difficult
position and her country is in a terrible position.
So it's just all around, you know, not so much about the
players themselves, but geopolitics.
Tennis doesn't exist in a vacuum, you know, I know we just
said that Mira needs to so maybe mature a little bit and work
through managing her emotions. But I do I think her response
was really mature and she she thanked Marta and said her name.
And congratulated her and. Oh yeah, congratulated her.
Yeah, not thanked. Her no, but I think like just
off of that. Like I I think that yes, I think
she's too hard on herself. Like her immaturity, like goes
back like she reflected back on her herself.
Like she's so self aware. Yeah, self aware, but like minus
the big fuck you in Indian Wells.
That was very funny. She usually is like very
composed towards other people and her opponents like we saw at
her response today as you just said, whereas she's super harsh
on herself and can be quite childish in that way.
She needs to give herself a bit more grace, I think.
Yeah, it's a bit reminiscent of Andre Rublev as well.
Lovely to everybody else but himself.
We need them to love, love themselves, self love.
Yeah, it's important. It's important.
Like they've both achieved so much, so more than most can say
for themselves. So yeah, I mean, tough
situation, but great final nonetheless for everyone
watching. And a backflip celebration,
which we've, I mean, I've never seen that before.
So that was pretty cool. OK, so before we leave Madrid
for good, should we touch on a few breakout stories around the
tournament? Because I feel like they've been
a couple. Yeah, I feel like it was a it
was, it was a good tournament. It was after everyone shits on
it. Yeah, once people got over there
food poisoning, it all actually started delivering.
So on the women's side, I think we have to give a special
mention to Haley Baptiste. An incredible breakthrough.
Pretty much. No, Yeah.
What an amazing win against Arena Sabalenka.
Crazy. Quarterfinals.
She saved 6 match points well against Sabalenka.
That's like Sabalenka's we all know we it doesn't need to be
said, we all know what she's like.
Like she's locked in and a beast to save 6 match points against
her. This is also beast behaviour I
feel like. To have the nerve to do that is,
it's insane. Insane.
Yeah. So she beat her in the quarter
final, obviously got to the semis and then lost to Andreva.
But I think having a win like the one she had against
Sabalenka in the quarterfinals is very difficult to back up,
especially when you're just, you know, breaking through.
It's a lot of like pressure to back a win like that up.
So I think she's honestly had like a pretty amazing run and
just the story around her is is great.
I think we also need to talk about the iconic racket smash.
Like she just broke it over her knee in her match against
Belinda bench. Like she served 2 double faults
in a row and she was like FS I'm not having any of it.
I just snapped her racket in half over her knee and it just
like the pic, the picture is like pretty.
I feel like it's become like an iconic image.
Which is cool. It takes a lot of strength to
be. Able to do that?
Crazy. So yeah, I mean, listen, I don't
love racket smashers usually, but when they're that iconic, I
kind of get behind them and like, you know, she's not
damaging anyone or or the court by doing it that way, so.
Yeah, I think, God, I mean, I can't imagine how tough it is on
court and like just, it's probably cathartic to just.
Smash it and. Then 100%.
Yeah. So if it helps you reset then
all for it. Yeah, we'll be keeping tabs on
her ATP side, obviously. Maybe we start with Rafa Hodar,
just because we touched on him already last week, but I think,
yeah, special mention to him, only 18 and absolutely yeah,
killed it. He was competitive against
Yannick, obviously won in straight sets and then he lost
it. Well, the second set went to a
tie break, but that's it was really was really competitive.
And and again, like he's only 18 and he seems so mature for his
age. Yeah, I've been so impressed by
him. Yeah, no, absolutely.
And I think also just performing on that biggest stage in your
home country, like it's a lot of pressure.
I mean, I, I think and he's just totally, you know, stepped up to
the plate and dealt with it. I posted this on our Instagram.
But I just love that he has his dad in his box and his dad like
basically educated himself about tennis so that he could help his
son. And then like the players box is
just his dad, which I don't know, it's like really endearing
to like see that. But also, yeah, just like
witness, like those early stages of someone's career and like,
clearly he's going to be a special player, so be
interesting to see how he develops his team, I guess.
Yeah, I think it's so funny because it just shows how
quickly he's emerged and gotten to this point, like his dad.
The fact that there's only one person in his box and it's his
dad is, is crazy. Yeah.
And also, I think, like I said this last week, but in Spain,
you know, he's playing in Spain in a Masters 1000 and the crowd
is chanting Vamos Rafa. I mean, that's a lot of
pressure. I mean, it gives me kind of
goosebumps. We we might be repeating
ourselves a bit, but Spanish tennis is definitely in good
hands. Yeah, between Carlos and him and
I'm sure a whole other host of players to come to.
So it's exciting. Alexander blocks special mention
to him. He is 21 years old from Belgian,
came into Madrid ranked 69 and came out having beaten 3 top 20
players back-to-back which is pretty cool.
He took out Casperud defending champion and yeah he's just the
third Belgian Masters 1000 semi finalist in history so honestly
good for him. He also says he doesn't see
himself as a clay player. He thinks he plays badly on clay
courts. I'm like, bro, I think that may
have now changed. What do you think?
To be honest, hadn't heard of him for this tournament and I
think with these younger breakout players.
It's it's. Tough not to prematurely hype
someone up. And sometimes I think it can
have the opposite effect, like when they get there's so much
expectation and pressure on them, it can it can stifle them
in a way. So, you know, I'm conscious of
that with Rafa Hodar and also with blocks, but feel like if if
this is his worst surface that he could be, you know, also a
factor in other tournaments. Absolutely.
His name just really stood out to me.
I remember last year's Next Gen. finals he actually took out Rafa
Hodar in the group stages. He eventually lost in the final
to learn at TN, but his name just really stood out to me and
again, like between Hodar blocks TN like there's a good roster of
players coming up. No so super excited to see
what's to come for them this season and beyond.
OK, so to really put the cherry on top of Madrid, we had a
pretty hilarious situation at one of the semifinals.
Anastasia Podapova and Marta Kostyuk.
Obviously she ended up losing, but she made history by being
the first lucky loser ever to reach a master's 1000 semifinal,
so that's already a story. But the real story was the fact
that her boyfriend, ATP player Talon Greg's poor, was in her
match giving his bit and coaching a little bit.
And at one point during the match they were having a full
blown domestic, as the commentators put it.
And yeah, the cameras caught it and it was just too good.
They're properly fighting. I mean, I, I wonder if that's a
kind of basically Greek sport was sort of, you know, you could
tell he was angry with her for not believing in herself.
You have to believe in yourself. You're the better player, but
you have to believe it. And Podipova just responds like
I do. And then anyway, he's like,
well, act like it or play like it.
I don't know. I.
It was too funny. I I wonder if that was helpful.
I don't well, she won that set. She ended up then losing the
match, but it's just too good. Her like I do.
I do like clap back. So funny but so funny.
I mean, listen, I don't know how I would feel if my boyfriend was
on the sidelines telling me what to do.
I don't. That wouldn't really sit too
well with me. I don't know if that would
motivate me. Probably not, But maybe he was
trying to make her angry. That is a good tactic actually.
Yeah, it probably works for some.
I mean, it definitely works for some players.
Just if you haven't seen it, please go watch the clips
because it's a good little snippet of entertainment.
Honestly made me laugh multiple times.
Like those two definitely got in a fight.
That night, for sure, yeah. That didn't just stay on the
court. I feel like.
No, no, I mean, yeah, it's it's interesting.
Like, yeah, something to definitely think about.
Two tennis players dating one another has good and good and
bad sides I feel like. It's good to see he really
cares, and I guess maybe he's projecting a bit in that
situation, you know? So yeah, Madrid, it delivered in
the end. It really did.
We are on to the next Rome starts tomorrow.
So, you know, I hope we get some more stories in a similar vein
to the Greeks bore Potipopa story, because that is what we
love on What's the call? So just quickly across the pond,
Formula One is back. Obviously there was a bit of a
hiatus all of April. I feel like this is one of the
big sporting events of the season in the US all like
everyone comes out to play. I feel like from the sporting
world, like celebrities in general.
It's always fun to keep an eye on.
And we had some good tennis sightings there.
Serena Williams was there on on Friday, standing in the Ferrari
garage during free practice. She posted a photo hugging Lewis
Hamilton. I really love that friendship.
It's cute and your fave or all of our fave.
Rafa was there all weekend. He waved the checkered flag.
I loved, I loved that he seems so happy.
He does. He's looking very dapper in his
suit. I.
Feel like he's really enjoying his retirement.
He is as he should. So yeah.
And also just like his constant updates on, he's like enjoying a
great weekend at F1 Grand Prix in Miami.
Like the the live commentary just kills me.
But like, you just know that it's him running his own social
media 100% it's all him. It's all a very nice weekend in
Miami. Also, like, I feel like he, he
he's obviously doing her job waving the flag, but he could
have been doing it a bit with a bit more like gusto.
Is that a word? Yeah, Yeah.
I'm feel like he's he's lost the muscles.
Yeah, he's lost the muscles. He was just like.
He's a bit like fairy one. Yeah, because he did it with his
right hand. Oh, so yeah.
So maybe that's why. I mean, he's a right guy, I
guess. He's not He's.
A less more strength. No, he's a he's actually a
righty. Oh see, this is a niche.
Niche facts that people don't know.
He's actually righty, but he obviously righty strengthen his
left hand. He's a righty in like his in his
daily life, yeah, but plays with the left.
But plays with the left. Yeah, it.
Was ambidextrous thought. It would be an advance, an
advantage, and it was clearly. Yeah.
Oh, interesting. OK, well, ambidextrous King,
let's go. Also, I did float the idea that
Carlos would be the Grand Prix, given he's, you know, got some
time off now, but he wasn't, even though he loves Miami, he
was not there. He was actually in Madrid.
He was at the Kaha Magica. I can't say it, Kaha Magica,
whatever. Watching his 14 year old brother
Jaime playing and making his. Yeah, he made his Madrid Open
under 16 debut and Carlos went to watch alongside his parents,
which was cute. Yeah.
And Jaime actually won that match, which is lovely to see.
So yeah, I got another Alcaraz coming thick and fast.
But I I just love seeing his interaction with his parents.
You can tell that they have a really nice relationship.
Yeah, we love. His brothers.
We love a close family. He was also, obviously he's got
the wrist brace on at the moment, clapping, trying to for
his brother and watching his brother drop shot.
He was impressed. Yeah, he's learning from the
best. It's pretty cool.
Yeah, he's being a great Big Brother.
He's not, you know, hitting the clubs in Miami.
He's he's taking the recovery seriously.
Probably the right call for him. Which leads us to and yes, we
are recording the morning of the Met Gala, but it is the Met Gala
tonight and by the time this episode comes out we will have
our answer. I still think Carl's is going to
show up. I've seen rumors online that
he's showing up. I myself, I'm actually flying to
New York in a couple hours. So I mean, I'm not going to the
Meg, obviously, but I just love being there.
Like I've actually been there many first Mondays of May.
It's always like a good vibe, you know, So I'm excited to see
if I run into Carlos, you know, around town.
But I don't know. I've seen rumours online that
he's confirmed to be going. They might just be.
I think we put that rumour out there and now people are like.
People are fun with. It yeah, people are fun with it,
but obviously Venus Williams is Co hosting.
Right, she's Co chair. Co chair, sorry, yeah Co chair.
She's Co chair with Beyoncé and. Jeff and Jeff.
Bezos, Lauren Sanchez. Yeah, yeah, tennis and the Met
Gala. So Serena, Serena is already
there. She showed up to Anna Wintour's
like pre Met Gala party last night.
I don't know if you saw her dress, but that is the highest
thigh split I've ever seen in my life.
And good for her. You know, she's written so cool.
Serena is going to show up, that's for sure.
Naomi, Naomi, OK, we know she loves fashion and like, give it
to her. But like, it's Rome is starting
tomorrow and you are running into the Mark Hotel in a hoodie,
like trying to go unnoticed. Like, she's definitely making an
appearance. Oh yeah.
Especially if she's staying at the mark.
Yeah. Like, yeah, and then, you know,
masters in Rome is second priority.
Also, bold choice. Bold choice, Bold choice.
But respect? Fine, yeah.
And then who knows, Rafa might make the trip up there.
I don't know he's. Pretty.
Close. Yeah.
He's dateside, so he may as well.
And you know, Roger is Anna's absolute number one favorite
booster child. I don't know.
I feel like he's been laying low lately, but who knows, Maybe
we'll see him. It's exciting.
We'll know soon.
We'll know soon and this will be very out of date, but you know,
we can't control the timings. OK, Quick personal note, need to
clarify from last week, and I think I was actually pretty
clear on it when we spoke about Carlos's wrist injury.
You mentioned that. Was it, Jose Moron?
Yeah, reported that Carlos has tenosynovitis and that is what I
had as well last year, right. Let's just clarify, I met.
There was never an intention for me to become any sort of serious
tennis player. It was very much a joke.
Not a joke that I had tennis sinovitis, but a joke that there
was any sort of tennis career. I meant my recreational tennis
career, me playing tennis with my friends once a month.
That was what I was referring to.
It has not derailed any serious tennis career.
So everyone needs to chill out. I'm sure Carlos is in the best
hands, right? And he's going to be just fine.
It's not because my tennis career, quote, UN quote, has
been derailed that Carlos is going to be derailed.
He's going to be just fine, trust me.
I went to physio like 3 times and called it a day.
He's going to physio probably three times a day and it's very
manageable as we said, just wanted to clarify.
Thanks for clarifying like. Andrea's like.
Andrea's like Andrea's like. How is this even a topic?
I think some people just don't understand sarcasm, no?
But you know, and sarcasm is my literal language.
Just, you know, for future reference.
Feels very sarcastic. We're both sarcastic, so.
Yeah, we're both sarcastic, and it's part of the humor on What's
the Call? So bottom line, Carlos is going
to be just fine, you know, waiting for him to come back.
Better, bigger and better than ever.
Get well soon, Carlos. I can sympathize.
All righty, guys, it's about that time we're going to make a
final call. Andrea hit it.
Is the Sinner era officially open at 24?
He has 5 masters in one thousands in a row and the
career golden masters is 11 away.
He only needs to win the row Masters, French Open and gold at
the Olympics to complete tennis. Just crazy.
It's crazy. He's at 24.
Insane. Will he do it?
Yes, absolutely, absolutely. He'll do it.
He'll do it in LA Yeah, like he'll he's going to win Rome
next week. I'm just putting that out there.
He's going to win Rome next week and then he's going to win the
French. So that's already, well, then
he'll have like golden masters already career golden monsters,
but all Cure Slam as well. And then yeah, we got to wait
until LA 28 to complete tennis. But I mean, that's also not
about far away. It's in two years.
So he'll be what, 26? Crazy.
And I feel like the hard part is
kind of done. I mean, gold at the Olympics is
hard, but the rest of it, you know, he has such a good chance
of winning the French Open and roam Masters.
It's it's kind of again in the bag.
It's in the bag, especially because Carlos is kind of on the
shelf at the moment. But yeah, I mean, it's sort of
yeah. It blows my mind.
So I would say yes, the Center Era is officially open.
Agreed. Agreed.
Yeah, and I'm like me more and more.
I was sceptical at first but he is slowly working his way in, so
yeah, very exciting. Another sort of goat in the
making, I guess. But I think for that to happen,
Carlos needs to be at his top too.
I think a GOAT in the making. He needs a top competitor.
Absolutely someone to push him for.
Sure to push him. Yeah, both of them.
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Of course Rome starts tomorrow. There have already been 13
pretty high profile withdrawals across both tours, Alcraz,
Draper, Fritz, Rooney, Madison Keys, to name a few.
They're all out. So that makes the tournament
even more interesting, makes room for people to like, you
know, make runs and take their chances.
So yeah, the clay court chaos continues and we'll see you next
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