In "Serving Aces" Alexandra Stevenson and Ougi talk about Osaka's 87 percent first serves, her power taking out the number one Sabalenka. Eala has a breakthrough beating Swiatek to Rd of 16 beating the defending champion. Eala will play against Paolini in the Round of 16. Felix had a big win in five sets against Fokina. He almost had a fist fight at the end because of Fokina's shenanigans during the match - calling the trainer during Felix' serve. FAA called the rule a "disgrace." Gauff served her match out against Bencic fighting the time on the clock - as Wimbledon shuts down at 11 pm. Gauff got it done with two minutes to spare. Ougi and Alexandra talked about first strike tennis as they rounded up the tournament looking ahead to the quarterfinals. In Newsy notes, Alexandra talked about the Swift Kelce wedding of the century - apparently beating out the Met Gala. Podcast quote came from Taylor Swift. How she describes her new husband: "A Human Exclamation Point!"

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In "Serving Aces" Alexandra Stevenson and co-host Hugues Laverdiere talk about Serena Williams' return to Centre Court Wimbledon. Alexandra and Ougi agreed that her shots are there and she can take her game and play this summer and to the US Open. Serena wants the Olympics and this path will get her there - with sister Venus - and maybe change the rules to make the team. Alexandra talked about Serena's opponent Maya Joint, an American who moved to Australia to play for Australia as her father is Australian. Joint had former player Samantha Stozur and a grand assortment of coaches and trainers in her box. The pundits forgot to mention that Joint won two titles last year including Eastbourne and was in the midst of a sophomore slump. However, she was a more credible opponent than anyone thought. Joint maintained her game plan throughout - And Alexandra and Ougi discuss the match. Fashion at Wimbledon. Blazers, Coats, Osaka.

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In "Serving Aces" Alexandra Stevenson and co-host Hugues Laverdiere talk Wimbledon. The 2026 draw is out and the duo has their opinions on who will get through. There's always Sinner. But, Alexandra says why not Shelton? Alexandra goes even farther and chooses Pegula. Ougi chooses Sinner. Of Course. And Rybakina. The duo analyze Serena, Eala, Pegula, Gauff. Sinner, Shelton, Zverev. A player makes 1.2 million to get to the semifinals now. 80,000 pounds was in Alexandra's 1999 Wimbledon semifinal. Alexandra sends a prayer to Chris Evert, whose cancer has returned. She mentions the Evert-Navritalova documentary. They discuss the player "collabs" with sponsors. Men and their round sunglasses and more fashion to come at Wimbledon, including an entire strawberry collection. Don't forget she reminds - Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce gigantic party at Madison Square Garden. Alexandra thinks they are already married quietly.

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In "Serving Aces" Alexandra Stevenson and Hugues Laverdiere discuss Serena taking the Wimbledon wild card and her chances. Anything is possible. Serena will make a huge impact. Eala made decisive strides winning Birmingham and getting to the Semifinals at Berlin. Tiafoe made a big move by getting past Finals and winning Halle, beating Fritz. Andy Murray is giving it a go with Jack Draper to see if the coaching genius will work.

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In "Serving Aces, Alexandra Stevenson and Hugues Laverdiere talk French Open, Ougi's visit to Paris and the Grass season. They talk about Serena playing doubles in Queens and Berlin. They talk about the possibility of a wild card for Serena to play singles at Wimbledon. Ougi visited Paris with his extended family. He reminds Alexandra about the beauty of Paris and the French Open including bringing back a Wilson 2026 ball. Alexandra also reminds Ougi of their time together as coach and player at Wimbledon - they talk memories.

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In "Serving Aces" Alexandra Stevenson and co-host Hugues Laverdiere talk Week One at the French Open. The clay is hot, hot from extraordinary warm weather. Two 19 year old men are bringing the youth factor to the French - Jodar and Fonseca. Fonseca was playing his match against Rudd in front of the iconic Guga. There were terrible calls and Alexandra and Ougi discuss what could have been. Tiafoe brought drama by squaring off against his opponent at the net. The French Open will crown first time champions in women and men. Newsy notes includes the Western Conference Finals and the Eastern Conference Finals in the NBA. Alexandra talks Osaka's couture looks and setting the tone for fashion with her coming years on Tour. Alexandra and Ougi picked their winners after Week One.

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In “Serving Aces” Alexandra Stevenson and co-host Hugues Laverdière

talk about the first round of the French Open.

They take a look at the balance of recovery and play on red clay, one of the toughest surfaces because of the bounce of the ball, the slower clay from a crushed red brick base.

The duo looks at the Fritz loss and the possibilities for the next rounds.

French open media ban from players won’t continue because organizers have promised to discuss more prize money at the end of the tournament. Newsy notes and profound podcast quote.

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In "Serving Aces" Alexandra Stevenson and co-host Hugues Laverdiere talk French Open Draw.Who will meet and who will win. The players are still protesting the lack of more percentage in prize money from French Open. They have agreed to play, but they are only doing 10 minutes of news and five minutes of video at press day tomorrow. During the tournament they must interview or be fined. Alexandra chooses Sinner to win it all and for the women, Svitolina. Gael Monfils last tournament at French Open and they can ride off into the Sunset. Ougi picked Svitolina and Andreeva. Interesting first round matchups including Townsend and Gauff. Djokovic and Sinner are on opposites sides. Alcaraz is still out with his wrist injury.

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