Alexandra Stevenson and co-host Hugues Laverdière in "Serving Aces" talk about Emma Raducanu and her latest attempt at getting her game together to get into the top ten. At 56 in the world, Raducanu is bringing her game back to tournaments. Tim Henman says that she can be a top player because she's that good - but he says she has to choose between, technical, physical, and mental. What is she going to do to gain consistency? Henman says physical would be the choice to get stronger to compete to the end of a tournament. Alexandra and Ougi add in strategy to the three areas. Plus in Ougi's court, Ougi discusses why the serve is so difficult for juniors, college, and professional players. Alexandra and Ougi break down the motion. Raducanu they say has biomechanics flaws in her serve. In newsy notes Alexandra says that Las Vegas only gives Travis Kelce 11 percent to propose to Taylor Swift after the Super Bowl.

In "Serving Aces" Alexandra Stevenson and co-host Hugues Laverdière talk tennis and football. Sabalenka loses to Madison Keys and Alexandra brings up why - Keys switched her racquet in the off season. Alexandra interviewed Roman Prokes, her long-time racquet guru and he gave her the inside look at the new Keys racquet. Roman said it gave her two feet more in the court - allowing her not to hit so hard, with more control. Alexandra and Ougi discuss Sinner winning and his upcoming Court of Arbitration hearing that will decide if there is a Sinner ban for using the drug cream, Clostebal. Darren Cahill, Sinner's coach, is retiring and announced it this week. Alexandra thinks there may be reasons - which only Darren, a future Hall of Fame coach knows. The Chiefs and the Eagles move on to the Super Bowl. Alexandra has newsy notes and an update on her trauma with the LA fires. The podcast quote goes to Michelle Obama, a no-show at the Trump inauguration.

In "Serving Aces" Alexandra Stevenson and Hugues Laverdière talk about the fires in LA, Alexandra's evacuation and her return home. The second week of the Australian Open is full of strong players moving forward.