Taro Daniel joins The Big Chill Podcast to talk about life as a professional tennis player. Taro speaks about the reality of life on the ATP Tour, including how much players outside of the top 50 actually make and the logistical challenges of a tennis career. He also goes into details about tennis academy life in Spain, the improvements in NCAA tennis, and sponsorships and gear.

Plus, he sheds light on how players reacted to Jannik Sinner's positive drug tests, rule changes he would like to see, and if players are right to be upset with electronic line judges at Wimbledon.

The European heatwave has forced Eddie to finally give in and buy himself an air conditioning unit, but will it cool his apartment? The heat has been causing issues at Wimbledon, but was Taylor Fritz right to be upset that his first-round match was stopped by the curfew? And weather has been a factor at the FIFA Club World Cup, but Eddie thinks that Manchester City, Inter Milan, and some of the other big sides will be secretly pleased with their early exits.

Malik Beasley is the latest NBA player to be caught up in a betting scandal, but was the Detroit Pistons' player fixing games? Or just padding his stats? And did the end of 'The Rehearsal' season 2 live up to the early promise?

A review of all things Royal Ascot 2025, including the weather, the winners and losers, and Vas' unique communication style. In the NFL, Aaron Rodgers has announced that this will be his last season, but what inspiration can Tyrese Haliburton draw from the Steelers quarterback when it comes to recovering from an Achilles injury? The Oklahoma City Thunder won the NBA title, but the big sports news of the week is Lyon being relegated from Ligue 1 after going into administration. What does this mean for the future of French football, and is this a sign of things to come?

Plus, Frank's bluff gets called by Delta as he finds himself downgraded, the Netflix documentary on the Oceangate disaster, and Eddie gets an inside-the-park home run on a bunt in his softball league.