On April 20th, we lost one of the truly great ones with the passing of Jim Loehr. Doctor Loehr was a game change in so ways, and in so many lives. He was the Johnny Carson of Sports Psychologists.

Doctor Loehr was a true pioneer, and he paved the way for the industry to flourish. RIP, Doc. You were loved by many!And what would Doc Loehr say about what Roger, Rafa, Novak, Carlitos, and Jannikall have in common? And what can we ALL learn from that?

Also, Ethan Quinn made some headlines of his own in Phoenix, winning an all-American final, a thriller vs a very entertaining Marcos Giron. 

Also, the Sunshine Double has been stretched to a standing Triple, as the Arizona Tennis Classic is very high level. Just ask Annacone, he'll tell you himself!

Also, Tennis in Paradise at Indian Wells is right around the corner, but don't sleep on Arizona!  The ATC field is LOADED!

Also...Novak's still hanging tough. And Eliot Spizzirri gets some just due love!

Also, HOW MANY American men in the top 150? Wow, that's some serious depth!

Also...Sabalenka vs Kygrios ? A modern-day King vs Riggs??  Yep, it's gonna happen, so buckle up!

Also, a couple of Steve Denton's A&M boys (Vacherot and Rinderknecht) shake things up in Shaghai, and the American women are making more noise than ever!

Rounding out an amazing WORLD RACQUETS CONFERENCE, Brian Dillman, Andy Zodin and headliner Mats Wilander discussed the concept of "re branding" and how Mats has done so much of that during his Hall of Fame career.

And, Carlitos is now the king, as he and Jannik have a death-grip on men's tennis.