What's The Call?

Andrea and Theo are back from Monaco and debriefing a slightly chaotic, very glamorous weekend at the Monte Carlo Masters. From being mildly unwell and climbing what felt like a million stairs to celeb spotting (hello Bradley Cooper and F1 drivers), they share what it’s really like to experience one of tennis’s most surreal tournaments. Plus, they break down the Sinner vs Carlos final and why, despite all the hype, it didn’t quite deliver.
Off court, it’s all the moments that made the trip, from “Make Holger Great Again” hats to unexpected run-ins and the general madness of Monaco life. They also get into a bit of tennis gossip, reflect on the Sinner–Carlos rivalry, and look ahead to what it all means as the clay season heats up.

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In this episode, Theo and Andrea are joined by the UK’s most decorated quad wheelchair tennis player, Andy Lapthorne. With 18 Grand Slam titles and an MBE to his name, Andy’s trophy cabinet is crowded, but his ego definitely isn't. He opens up about his journey from a "non-tennis" working-class background to the top of the world rankings, proving that you don’t have to be a "textbook" athlete to dominate a sport. We talk about everything from the rowdy atmospheres of the Paralympics to why he still hangs out with the same group of mates he’s had since he was five.
Andy also shares some legendary stories, including the time he almost hung up on Sir Alex Ferguson because he thought it was a prank. We get into the raw reality of the "post-success slump" after hitting World No. 1 and why he actually enjoys being the "villain" in front of a booing crowd. It’s a fascinating, fun, and totally candid look at what it’s really like to be a professional athlete who refuses to play by the old-school rules.
Find Andy:
Instagram: @andylapthorne_

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The hardcourt swing is officially in the rearview mirror, and somehow, both Yannick Sinner and Aryna Sabalenka made the "Sunshine Double" look like a casual Sunday hit. Theo is still recovering from a series of bad predictions, while Andrea is taking a well-deserved victory lap for calling the dominance early. We’re diving into Sabalenka’s "untouchable" energy (and those slightly terrifying 98% Whoop recovery stats), Sinner’s orange-themed takeover of Miami, and why having a squad of vocal younger brothers in the player’s box is the ultimate - if slightly annoying - vibe.

But as the tour trades the Florida humidity for the red clay of Europe, the drama is moving off-court, too. We’re dissecting the "social life" controversy surrounding Carlos Alcaraz - is he training too hard or just living his best life on yachts and paddle courts? From Greg Rusedski’s "too much fun" critique to the iconic pensioner ball kids of Miami, we’re wrapping up the spring stretch with a look ahead to Monte Carlo. We’ve got some "boots on the ground" journalism coming your way soon, but for now, we’re placing our bets on who’s going to find their footing on the dirt and who’s destined to bottle it under the Mediterranean sun.

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Theo and Andrea are back to unpack a Miami Open week that somehow managed to be equal parts tennis tournament, fashion week, nightclub crawl, and fever dream. From player parties and outrageous outfits to Heat game cameos, giant fur coats in beach weather, and a tournament atmosphere that feels increasingly less about form and much more about chaos, they ask the important questions: is anyone actually locked in, and does Miami make everyone a little bit unhinged?
They also get into the truly essential drama: cursed mascot pairings, fan signs that should probably never have been made, rain-delay scheduling chaos, Danielle Collins doing Danielle Collins things, and a few major losses that left everyone blinking at their screens.

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This week, Theo and Andrea are wrapping up an unforgettable Indian Wells, where Aryna Sabalenka finally got her hands on the title after a dramatic rematch with Elena Rybakina, and Jannik Sinner added another huge milestone to his growing hard-court legacy. They break down both finals, from Sabalenka’s nerve in that wild deciding-set tie-break to Sinner’s rock-solid win over Daniil Medvedev, and get into all the little moments that made the weekend so good, including trophy chaos, on-court drama and a very strong showing from Gucci.
They also look ahead to Miami, where the vibes, conditions and likely contenders could not feel more different. From the sunshine double question to dark-horse predictions, Dominic Thiem comeback rumours and a final call on which players would be most likely to end up at the club before a match, this episode has everything: tennis, fashion, history, chaos and a lot of strong opinions.

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