Fritz & Shelton go deep in Canada, Sinner & Alcaraz on another level, US Open odds w Spencer Segura
Advantage ConnorsShow Notes
Jimmy and Brett are joined by Advantage Connors favorite guest Spencer Segura to get caught up on all the tennis action this summer.
Taylor Fritz and Ben Shelton make a deep run in Canada, can they keep it up through the US Open?
The ball and speed of court changes week to week, is this whats causing so many more injuries in today's players?
Sinner and Alcaraz have won the last 7 majors, proving that they are on another level from the rest of the tour.
We take a look at the US Open odds to win, can an underdog make a run or will the favorites take care of business?
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