In "Serving Aces" Alexandra Stevenson and co-host Hugues Laverdiere discuss winners and losers on the ATP and WTA. But first - they open with hockey and USA Gold for the hockey team. First time in 46 years since the 1980 Miracle team. They move on to talk about winners and losers on the ATP and WTA Tours. Alexandra talks about Lerner Tien and watching him perform in front of her at Del Rey Tennis Center when he played Taylor Fritz. Alexandra talks about momentum for Alexandra Eala and going into the spring season. Alexandra discusses about Coco Gauff and the serve - and how it takes longer than six months to change a motion. Alcaraz is upset over time violation rules. Alyssa Liu winning Gold. ATP players talk about what winter Olympic sport they would do. Alexandra's new favorite sport is Ski Mountaineering. Podcast quote goes to Jack Hughes who made the Golden goal for the USA team.

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In "Serving Aces" Alexandra Stevenson and Hugues Laverdiere discuss the Olympics and tennis - especially the shocking fall from Gold for Ilia Malinin. Alexandra notes Malinin's comments on the negative backlash that he received from the Internet. Ougi talks about the ball controversy from Medvedev in Rotterdam. It's Black history month. Maria Sakkari moved 18 spots. Ben Shelton won Dallas beating Fritz. Ougi looked at Juniors and social media and the challenges facing this generation of young tennis players.

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Alexandra Stevendon and Hugues Laverdière break down the Australian Open winners. Alexandra talks Rybakina dominance on her serve and Alcaraz brilliance in everything! They take a look at how Djokovic managed his amazing play in Sinners match. The duo discusses Novak's Speech and his acknowlodgement of Rafa in the stands.

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