The Body Serve

The Body Serve Tennis Podcast

Tennis podcast featuring casual, semi-respectable conversations about the ATP & WTA.

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Jul 25, 2022 · 1 hr 10 min
In Our (Mail) Bag
It’s the hottest part of the summer and the post-Wimbledon haze is the perfect time to outsource our agenda planning by asking our readers for questions. Fortunately, your questions were well in sync with important topics of the day and what we wanted to cover. We discuss the documentary/vlog featuring Dasha Kasatkina and Andrey Rublev; the intimacy of the format; and the considerable fallout caused by Dasha’s coming out and their tough words on their home country. We spend a little time chatting about recent tennis news but that’s really not the focus – look out for questions on the world track and field championships, climate change, R&B covers of songs from other genres, and our current favorite snacks and TV shows. 2:00 Etceteras: Coaching splits, Matteo’s racist IG story, and TBS pet merch! Mailbag 7:35 The Kasatkina-Rublev doc and the immediate fallout 19:35 What to make of the ATP’s partnership with You Can Play to improve LGBTQ inclusion? 23:25 The Jamaican women continue to dominate sprinting; Shelly-Ann is the GOAT 33:45 Climate change as an existential threat to tennis 39:45 We’re not here for the scamming 42:25 Quick diversion about snacks 45:20 What are our favorite R&B covers of songs from another genre? 48:30 Why pundits are critical about Serena’s comeback(s) and fitness level 55:00 New TV we’ve been watching 61:50 To live and *let* live? To asterisk or not to asterisk?
Jul 12, 2022 · 1 hr 13 min
The S#&% Show Must Go On: Wimbledon Wrap
Let's start with the good news: Elena Rybakina powered her way to a major title, and Ons Jabeur reached another career milestone while winning hearts and eyeballs around the world. The men's side was, uh, less appealing. Nick Kyrgios reached his first major final on the heels of an assault accusation (that's 4 ATP players currently accused of domestic violence if you're keeping count); a cursed bromance emerges; Rafa pulls out with an abdominal tear; and the younger generations fail again to capitalize on legends who weren't even close to their best tennis. 3:05 Elena Rybakina, another surprising but not surprising Slam winner on the WTA 14:45 Ons Jabeur, self-proclaimed Minister of Happiness – and this government ain’t falling 26:25 Tatjana Maria and reconsidering the narrative surrounding mothers in tennis 31:45 An unconventional recap of the men’s final 33:05 Nick Kyrgios is accused of assault by his ex-girlfriend, will face charges in court 38:35 Bromance from hell 49:30 The greatest fighter narrative works for Rafa but should we be celebrating the suffering? 58:50 Doubles: Krejcikova/Siniakova earn legend status 63:05 The ranking jumps are a little more dramatic than usual 65:40 The Telegraph spun the Serena Williams controversy wheel and came up with “five cars”
Jul 3, 2022 · 1 hr 23 min
In Perfect DisHarmony: Wimbledon Week One
Wimbledon week one saw a GOAT come and go, her sister light up the doubles court, the two male legends anchor their sides of the draw, and the loquacious Cornet end Swiatek's 37-match win streak. Saturday lit up the tournament for reasons good and bad; after Anisimova notched an impressive win over Gauff, Kyrgios and Tsitsipas gave an absolute shit show of code violations, toxic behavior, and occasionally compelling tennis. All the while, COVID reared its ugly head despite the tournament's determination to ignore it. 2:05 Serena, queen of net rushing and accepting her tennis mortality 14:30 Tami Korpatsch: a social media star is born 18:35 Venus & Jamie: you bring me joy 25:15 The upsets: the surprising (Hubi) and the less so (Muguruza & Kontaveit) 34:10 Round of 16 match-ups: Cornet ends Iga’s streak 41:40 Men’s draw: Covid wreaks havoc on the bottom half 48: 50 Covid is still here, surprise! On tennis’ players’ “civic spirit” 54:05 The All England Club as an extension of the British government 56:20 Novak’s new tennys text buddy 58:55 The men get messy: ADF, Rafa, Nick & Stefanos
Jun 25, 2022 · 1 hr 5 min
You Just Gotta Be Ready: Wimbledon Preview
2022 Wimbledon prep had been dominated by the ban of Russian and Belarusian players, and then Serena Williams stopped the world by announcing her return to competitive tennis, first in Eastbourne doubles (OnsRena 4ever) and ultimately the Wimbledon singles draw. She joins a crowded field with no clear favorite, with Iga, Ons, Angie, Coco, a few Karolinas, and Petra all in with a shot. The men’s side sees Rafa and Djokovic on opposite sides, with Rafa attempting to continue his 14-match Slam win streak and Djokovic trying to upend the year’s narrative and further complicate the best-ever conversation. 1:10 Stop the world; world, stop: the birth of OnsRena and Rena’s surprising return to Wimbledon 11:55 Another unlikely return to Wimbledon: Rafa’s foot procedure allows him to play SW19 14:40 Tara Moore popped for alleged doping 19:50 Women’s draw: RG was a sure thing for Iga, but not so at Wimbledon 27:05 The Serena quarter (well, technically the Badosa quarter): LOADED 36:50 The women’s bottom half offers huge opportunity (*whispers* but it should be Ons) 46:40 Men’s draw top half: Djokovic, Alcaraz, and a few seeds who’ve never won a match here 52:05 Bottom half: Berrettini, Fritz, and Tsitsipas rounding into form at the right time
Jun 21, 2022 · 1 hr 13 min
Ted Tinling: Tennis’ Needle and Thread
Cuthbert Collingwood "Ted" Tinling was a man whose unlikely story threads throughout the eras of twentieth century tennis like no one else's. A product of a patrician English family who moved to the French Riviera, Ted found himself umpiring for Suzanne Lenglen at 13 years old. He would grow to become a successful London couturier in the interwar period, and in the late 1940s found tennis pulling him back, this time as a designer of tennis fashion. Tinling wed ultra-feminine design with functionality, creating outfits unique to each wearer and which emphasized the need for sportswear to work and move like a tennis player. Much has been written about his rebellious nature and his banishment from Wimbledon -- and we certainly cover that -- but we're also interested in the contradictions of a man with great respect for the codes of tennis tradition but who repeatedly strained against it. 0:45 Ted Tinling: tennis’ great multihyphenate 7:20 The Tinlings move from Eastbourne to the Riviera, the hotbed of Jazz Age tennis 11:55 Suzanne Lenglen, France’s homegrown superstar 16:45 The end of his Riviera boyhood – from child umpire to Mayfair couturier 20:40 Post-war: a revolution in colour 23:45 Tinling and Dior’s New Look - a regression or a rebellion? (Or both?) 27:35 The panties that altered history 36:45 The 1960s: Tinling as the premier designer of women’s tennis 42:50 You’ve Come a Long Way, Baby 48:25 The Tinling Slam: all four plus the Battle of the Sexes 53:20 Wimbledon Act II: Back in the Club 56:20 Infinite sites of rebellion - chipping away at tennis’ strictures 63:10 A few more stories we want to tell: Elizabeth Ryan and Bill Tilden
Jun 7, 2022 · 1 hr 30 min
Je Ne Comprends Pas
Iga Swiatek and Rafael Nadal are joint winners at Roland Garros for the second time, with Iga extending her dominance over women’s tennis and Rafa entering truly uncharted territory as a 14-time RG winner and extending his lead in the all-time Grand Slam count. In keeping with the episode title, we’re trying to understand how Nadal did that in the face of a tough draw, poor preparation, and a career-threatening foot condition. Twenty-one-year-old Iga, on the other hand, is making it look easy. We take you through the major moments of week two, making plenty of time for the Battle of Scandinavia, Mauresmo's unfortunate comments, doubles results, and Rafole #59. 1:15 Racquet Bracket results: sometimes mediocre is all we can hope for 5:20 Unbeatable Iga 11:50 The streak: let’s let the active players live without comparing them to GOATs 20:25 The makeup question … che schifo! 27:00 The men’s quarters on: the endless Ruud-Rune dust-up, an at times imperious Cilic 37:05 Nadalovic didn’t quite live up to expectations 42:20 Nadal-Zverev, that injury, and that weird discourse that resulted 50:50 The final is what we needed – a low-stress denouement to a very tough tournament 62:30 Retirement watch was on but we fight on - more info on the foot 69:25 Men’s double makes history and the reunion of Garcia/Mladenovic 72:55 Rankings watch: lose in the first round, earn a career high ranking! 76:45 Amelie Mauresmo’s turbulent fortnight
May 31, 2022 · 1 hr 12 min
If Is a Dangerous Word
The Roland Garros quarterfinals are set, and despite a brief scare, Iga Swiatek continues her stunning win streak as the lone remaining top 10 seed in the women’s draw. But fear not, the quarterfinal match-ups are cracker (RIP Derry Girls). On the men’s side, we still have the promised Djokovic-Nadal quarterfinal, Alcaraz is still winning, and the once-presumptive finalist Tsitsipas has crashed out. We get serious about an issu important to us: Martina’s appearance on Piers Morgan’s show, the ongoing fight against trans women in women's sport, and what we're not talking about when we talk about this issue. 01:15 Women’s quarterfinals: they may not be what you asked for, but they’re still pretty good 10:25 Simona Halep opens up about panic attacks and emotional setbacks (PMo centers himself) 13:30 Women’s first week roundup: Queenwen, Kasatkina, Kerber, Coco, Sloane, Leylah 25:25 Men’s quarters: some of the top guys were tested but they (mostly) came through 30:30 Felix takes Nadal to five sets (allez!) amidst the Toni drama (it’s not that big a deal) 37:35 What’s the deal with this night session? One match? 48:20 Et ceteras: a mini Covid scare and Begu & Rublev’s near-misses 51:15 Talking about the movement against trans women in women's sport and why they're missing the forest for the trees 68:25 Quick follow-up on the language of discrimination + the damned subjunctive tense
May 22, 2022 · 1 hr 13 min
Thoughts and Prayers: Roland Garros Preview
Not more than four short months ago, we were reveling in Rafa and Ash’s Australian Open glory. Now that we’ve been abandoned by Ash, and Rafa’s foot has set alarm bells ringing, we enter the year’s second Slam with that familiar feeling of dread. Iga has taken the baton from Ash and sped through the Spring season; who can catch her? On the men’s side, things are a bit more focused…on one very concentrated half of the draw. Join us for our 2022 Roland Garros preview where we parse through the draws, give updates on the latest Wimbledon mess, and finish with the glowing debut of Drag Race All-Stars 7! 3:20 Women’s draw: name one player who can beat Iga (well, the few who might be able to are in her section LOL) 14:25 Women’s bottom half: Is Ons the favorite to reach the final? 20:10 Babs is back but the fourth quarter is the land of opportunity 26:50 Men’s draw, first quarter: I would like a recount 41:45 Men’s bottom half: Stefanos, it’s yours, take it 48:50 Et ceteras: RG makes changes to post-match media process, GEMS Baby is dropping in October, Naomi Osaka forms her own agency 55:00 ATP, WTA, ITF will not award ranking points at Wimbledon due to the Russian/Belarusian ban 68:10 Appreciating the Drag Race All Stars All Winners season
May 10, 2022 · 46 min
Out Here Ons Her Own
Two drop shots to rule them all: Ons Jabeur wins her first WTA 1000 title and Carlos Alcaraz slices through two GOATs and a [redacted] to win his fourth title of the year. In a shorter episode than usual, we chat about Madrid, the ongoing comebacks and retirements, Shapo Music’s spectacular unraveling in Rome, and more. 3:50 Ons Jabeur wins Madrid! 10:00 What were we saying about the WTA top 10 a few months ago? Well … 17:10 The final weekend scheduling in Madrid makes the women an afterthought, again 22:30 Carlos’ achievements are undeniable – but some context, please! 31:00 Et ceteras: Murray, Wawrinka, Thiem; Andreescu’s break and return 35:05 Kevin Anderson & Gilles Simon retire 40:05 Denis Shapovalov’s absolute shit fit in Rome 43:45 WTA is getting a 1000 tournament in Mexico!
May 1, 2022 · 1 hr 23 min
I Don’t Know (and Other Insights)
As we get older, we get more comfortable existing in the “I don’t know” space, which might be a strange thing to say while also producing a podcast where we share our opinions. But as the debate about Wimbledon rages on, as Boris Becker is sentenced to prison, and in light of your great but tough questions, we’re comfortable remaining equivocal on some things lately. We catch up with the tennis in Europe, check in on some woeful but on-brand missteps, and discuss the Ukrainian players’ response to the Wimbledon decision (something we missed last week). Finally, we end by answering some excellent listener questions – fun, challenging, or both. 1:00 Simona slaying in Madrid, Rafa is back with a tough draw, and catching up w/ Estoril & Munich 8:25 More on Wimbledon’s decision to ban Russian & Belarusian players 10:50 What have the Ukrainian players been saying? 21:30 Raducanu splits with coach Torben Beltz 26:35 A few of the week’s worst: the PMo self-promo machine, Cirstea, and homophobia from “allies” 35:55 Boris Becker sentenced to prison for hiding assets - another chapter in a sad post-tennis saga 48:05 Madrid asks, how do we employ a creepy private security and surveillance regime while also making it *adorable*? Mail 50:35 What’s going on with the WTA/ATP collaboration? 59:25 Which tennis players would you recruit during a zombie apocalypse? 66:00 Our cringiest tennis moments 71:30 FMK Bridgerton Brothers 75:20 Ending on some Williams sisters questions
Apr 26, 2022 · 1 hr 16 min
Making The Ban
Thank you all for your patience while we’ve been away! We’re back to recap all the tournaments we’ve missed – almost three weeks of them. Iga Swiatek wins her 23rd straight match by beating repeat runner-up Sabalenka in Stuttgart, while Carlos Alcaraz wins his 23rd match of the year, taking the Barcelona title from PCB. The biggest off-court story has been Wimbledon’s decision to ban Russian and Belarusian players, and the fallout from players, the WTA and ATP, and the larger political stakeholders. 2:55 Wimbledon acts unilaterally (shocking, I know!) and bans players from Russia and Belarus 22:20 Pam Shriver opens up about problematic and abusive relationships on tour 25:50 Not another wild card drama. I don't have it in me 33:00 Alcaraz falls into the lap of the ATP 40:30 Putting the comparisons between Carlos & Iga into context 46:55 All she does is win: 1ga still soaring 57:10 The core of Stefanos’ problem 61:25 Results carousel: Marrakech, Houston, Charleston, Bogota 65:30 Etceteras: WTA Finals, Gail Falkenberg; Kim & Tommy retire 68:40 Serena unfollows Patrick on IG & a word on Willow Pill
Apr 7, 2022 · 55 min
Doing The Most
It's been barely two weeks since Ash Barty's retirement and already Iga Swiatek is answering our questions about what's next for the WTA. Riding a 17-match win streak, she knocks out fellow heiress apparent Naomi Osaka to win her third straight WTA 1000 title. Carlos Alcaraz generated a truly astonishing level of buzz on the men's side with his Miami title -- and while we always caution against too much hype, tennis is truly in a fascinating spot right now. 1:15 Iga fills in the blanks after Ash’s retirement 8:35 Let’s enjoy the present: on the WTA especially, it’s not Next Gen, it’s Now Gen 20:25 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga announces his imminent retirement from tennis 23:35 Carlos Alcaraz wins Miami, generates well-earned excitement; but let’s cool it with the hype, ok? 33:40 Injuries, absences, instability among the ATP top guys have created a perfect void for a young gun to swoop in 37:00 A few more racquet throws in Miami and the ATP finally says enough! (well, we think) 41:40 Et ceteras: Clay baes Thiem & Wawrinka make their return in Andalucia; rumors swirl about a Russian ‘ban’ from Wimbledon but what’s actually going on? 45:00 IMG snags Frances Tiafoe and purchases the Mutua Madrid Open 52:10 The Oscars - and no, we’re not talking about that
Mar 26, 2022 · 1 hr 2 min
Bye Bye Barty
Ash Barty shocked the tennis world this week by announcing her departure from the game as a 25-year-old dominant #1. After the shock wore off, though, it started to make sense based on what we know about Ash, as a player who’s planned her career intentionally and who was upfront about how she approached the sport. What were her greatest moments? What does Ash’s retirement teach us? What is her legacy? 0:40 Getting over the initial shock 8:30 Ash’s early career and first break from tennis 14:00 Ash returns to tennis in 2016 and steadily builds a world-beating resume; post-COVID dominance 27:00 Career achievements: those weeks at #1 and talking about her successor 31:20 The retirement announcement 36:25 What did we learn from Ash’s retirement? What's the precedent for this? 39:00 Rethinking work and setting boundaries after a pandemic and the myriad disruptions of millennial and Gen Z life 48:30 Reframing authenticity 54:40 Our favorite Ash Barty memories
Mar 22, 2022 · 1 hr 17 min
Indian Wells (Taylor’s Version)
The finals may not have lived up to their billing, but Indian Wells advanced a number of the season's major storylines: the continued growth of Iga Swiatek, the battle to stick out from the WTA pack, Rafa's hardcourt win streak, Alcaraz's series of firsts, and the Netflix effect. We cover the tennis, plus a discussion on the Nick rinse-and-repeat, the tennis world's response to Naomi Osaka's response (again, rinse, repeat), and the parallels to Jane Campion's flippant 'joke.' 0:40 Welcome to Tennis Para- well, purgatory 3:20 Swiatek wins 5th title and cements her new #2 status 17:40 Taylor Fritz d. Rafael Nadal in the battle of the walking wounded 31:15 Carlos Alcaraz tries his best to snatch that torch from Rafa 40:10 No, we are not entertained, thanks tho 53:20 Anisimova swiftly exeunts her match, leaving confusion in her wake; partnership with Darren Cahill ends abruptly as well 56:00 Heckling at Indian Wells and why it’s not the same as heckling at other places … 69:15 Jane Campion - ma’am, what?
Mar 10, 2022 · 1 hr 10 min
FFS, When Will It End?
Starting off on a difficult subject - the invasion of Ukraine and the response from tennis authorities and the players affected by it. As always, it’s fair to ask who sets the moral standards and what’s the right thing to do, even if we don't have easy answers. On to more positive news, the WTA gets a new title sponsor at a critical time, going from cigarettes to a women’s health company in 50 years. The ATP has some rhetorical fun with the Zverev non-decision and leaves umpires out to dry. Plus, did Novak attempt another stunt in this never ending saga? 1:10 Tennis’ response to the war in Ukraine - what should a sport’s leadership do in wartime? 11:40 Is there any precedent? Banning South Africa and the trouble of who sets moral standards 20:00 WTA gets a new title sponsor and … a Mary J. Blige crossover? 31:40 The Zverev decision -- a suspension and fine, just kidding lol 43:30 Novak Djokovic will sacrifice titles for his principles but would, like, prefer not to 52:10 Ash & Babs pull out of Indian Wells 59:55 Leylah Fernandez defends Monterrey amidst a lighting crisis! It’s always something 64:55 Federer return, Lepchenko’s 4-year ban, and Kristie Ahn’s retirement
Feb 27, 2022 · 1 hr 15 min
Take Flight
It’s not exactly your average February on the ATP: we’ve got a new #1; a recent #1 and GOAT doing (dubious) damage control as he struggles to find tournaments that will have him; a different 35-year-old GOAT starting the year on a 15-match win streak; and a top player defaulted for a gross display of rage at an umpire. Acapulco said don’t let la puerta hit you on the way out, and further penalties from the ATP could be looming for Zverev. Meanwhile on the women’s side, it’s Jelena Ostapenko’s world and we’re just living in it. 2:15 Medvedev takes #1 7:45 Rafa’s blazing start to the season continues in Acapulco 19:05 Acapulco was fun. You know what’s not fun? AZ and the escalating abuse of umpires 34:00 Djokovic’s BBC interview: yes, I guess we’re still talking about this 45:10 Felix wins his first ATP title! 51:05 Sport is never safe from politics and world crises … let’s have some understanding for players dealing with the invasion of Ukraine 57:30 Ostapenko beats -- in some cases, destroys -- six Grand Slam champions over the past two weeks 62:30 Are the Doha quarterfinals a sign of *some* stability near the top of the women’s game?
Feb 14, 2022 · 1 hr 8 min
My Funny Mail-entine: TBS Mailbag Part II
Welcome back for the second part of our mailbag episode, made possible by February boredom and listeners like you. This time around we’re talking about the changes to tennis during pandemic times and whether we’d like to see them stay; our thoughts on Bravo, Drag Race, and TV in general; our Tennis Housewives dream cast; and a bunch of other thought provoking tennis questions. 02:00 Our thoughts on the changes to tennis (Covid-related or not) - electronic line calling, towels, no-ad, etc. 13:35 FMK: Tennis HABs 16:00 Has your bandwidth increased for the ATP after the Australian Open? 22:40 Thoughts on Drag Race season 14 27:40 Favorite TV of the year so far + Bravo updates 38:25 Which tennis pro’s shot would you want for yourself? 42:35 How to assess a player’s success outside of the Slams? What are the other metrics even if you’re not a Slam winner? 52:00 Real Housewives of Tennis dream cast 56:50 Janet Jackson finally gets her flowers – she is the blueprint, kids! 65:05 Reiterating The Body Serve’s mission statement, if you will
Feb 10, 2022 · 1 hr 2 min
Winter Break: TBS Mailbag Part I
We asked for your questions, and wow, did you deliver. So much so that we’ve decided to stretch this mailbag into a two-part super episode. The post-Australian Open hangover is real, so we’ve got some light-hearted and non-tennis subject matter here, but we also tackle your tennis questions on commentators, our Grand Slam wish list, Delpo, and dream tennis apparel designers. 3:30 Which designer or brand do you want to see try tennis apparel? 5:50 If the Slams did anthems, which artist would you want to do the anthem for each Slam? 14:00 A perennial topic: What makes for a good tennis commentator? 20:50 Now let’s talk about us: how has our approach to fandom evolved over the years? Did we learn anything new with Nadal’s win in Australia? 26:45 A question on our process, how we record, the magic of editing, etc. 31:50 Favorite tennis player forays into music 34:10 Favorite comfort foods … how long do you have? 39:00 What tennis stories would we like to see as movies? 44:20 Tennis and NFTs: et tu, Stanley? 50:20 Now here’s an original one: ranking the types of tennis headwear 54:25 Honoring Juan Martin del Potro with our fave Delpo moments
Jan 31, 2022 · 1 hr 29 min
Dare To Dream
Ash Barty and Rafa Nadal are your 2022 Australian Open champions -- Barty winning her third Slam and further cementing her #1 status, and Nadal notching an unlikely victory from a two-sets-to-love hole against a much younger opponent, leading the Grand Slam tally for the first time. Danielle Collins leaves Melbourne with many new fans while Daniil Medvedev leaves a bit shattered. We'll take you through the final rounds of the tournament and what it means for the players and the state of the tours, plus we chat about doubles, unruly crowds, corporate Pride celebrations, dreams deferred, and the fashions. 2:55 How did that happen? A men's final of disbelief 18:20 Medvedev's stunts catch up to him? But the crowd was bad, really bad 22:45 Tennis looks amateurish again: make a decision on coaching 32:20 The other notable men’s matches and wrapping up this men’s tournament 44:10 Women’s final: Ash Barty wins her 3rd Slam on as many surfaces 55:55 DanYell’s fanbase is growing despite some initial skepticism 63:30 Doubles: Azealia - err, Nick & Thanasi 67:10 Dylan Alcott retires as the only Golden Slam winner in his discipline 69:05 So who will become the ‘hero’ of this next generation? 75:00 AO Pride Day: great idea, so-so execution 78:00 Fave fashions and fave tweets of the tournament 84:15 Ranking updates: there’s a lot of movement and it’s not pretty
Jan 24, 2022 · 1 hr 6 min
So Siuuu Me
Week one of the Australian Open is in the books, with Barty carving her way through the draw, Sam Stosur retiring from singles, and most of the men's contenders surviving. Although many feared the tournament would be overshadowed by the Djokovic visa saga, once play started the tennis began to speak for itself. We've gotten blockbuster match-ups that live up to the hype (Osaka-Anisimova), veterans rediscovering their magic (Monfils, Keys), and recent Slam champs Krejcikova & Medvedev reminding us why they're great at tennis and very meme-able. 0:44 The Nole decision: Get yourself a friend like Vasek & a frenemy like Kyrgios 07:40 Adelaide 2 & Sydney winners, plus week one upsets 13:15 Notable week one matches 15:35 The Kyrgios sideshow makes another appearance 20:35 Did you get the attention you ordered, Nick? 25:40 Krejcikova’s problematic necklace plus Naomi-Amanda 31:35 Madison, Felix, Rafa 38:45 Where we’re at the in the draw 47:50 Farewell to Sam Stosur and oh hey, Craig 55:45 Et ceteras: Ash’s serve, Naomi’s IG declaration, Liam represents 61:00 Netflix said to That Guy thanks, luv, we’re good; but also, ATP - where’s the investigation, boo?