
US Open Preview 2026! Everything To Look Out For!
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US Open 2026 preview. Dan is joined by Freddie Nielsen, Denmark Davis Cup Captain and 2012 Wimbledon doubles champion, Candy Reid live in New Yorks, and first-time guest Johnny Delgado, coach and podcaster.
In this episode:
- Are both the men’s and women’s draw wide open?
- Qinwen Zheng, Paris Olympic champion, coming through qualifying despite elbow surgery
- Stan Wawrinka getting a wildcard at the last minute and why the panel loves it
- Alcaraz, will he even make it to the court on day one and how far can he realistically go
- Men's and women's dark horse picks and winner predictions
- The Djokovic debate: can he recover match after match at nearly 40 and go deep in a slam?
- Debate around the future of doubles tennis
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