Joel, Ryan, Josh and Val analyse how Stan Wawrinka cemented his status as a great of tennis, after winning his third grand slam and remaining undefeated in major finals.
The panel also review how Angelique Kerber became the new world No.1, dethroning Serena Williams’ 186-week reign at the top spot.
The new rankings after the US Open created several talking points as well, with many risers and sliders on the ATP and WTA.
Also on the agenda is the Davis Cup, with Australia facing Slovakia to remain in the World Group next year, along with the rest of the playoffs and World Group semifinals.
Featured on this episode:
Val Febbo is a third-year Bachelor of Journalism student at La Trobe University. You can follow him on Twitter: @VFebbo96
Josh Campbell is a third-year Bachelor of Arts student at La Trobe University, majoring in journalism. You can follow him on Twitter: @CampbellDJoshua
Joel Fruci is a third-year Bachelor of Journalism student at La Trobe University. You can follow him on Twitter: @JoelFruch
Ryan Tennison is a third-year Bachelor of Journalism student at La Trobe University. You can follow him on Twitter: @ryan_tennison
Doesn't look like he wants to let go!
Stan Wawrinka's brilliant first US Open title: https://t.co/zqhe1WN6dj pic.twitter.com/v9bNbBYmdG
— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) September 12, 2016