Episode list

It's hard to say something new about the biggest star of Polish sports, but in this episode we made an attempt. We were on a catamaran cruise on the Caribbean Sea with the WTA ranking leader, we talked to her before and after the WTA Finals matches, we tried to explain the phenomenon of her excellent results with members of the coaching staff.

When she was 12, I was asked to hit some balls with her during a tournament in Miami. It was already obvious that she was a great talent - says Agnieszka Radwanska in the episode about Coco Gauff. In an episode in which we wonder whether the American is and has always been doomed to success in the biggest tournaments and whether world stars are wrong when they predict her as Iga Swiatek's biggest rival.

She loves Mexico and she loves it - this is where she won the most important match of her career. No wonder she came to Cancun with a smile and great hopes. Instead of joy, there were tears on the court and a great challenge - to fight against rivals, but also against one's own weaknesses. How did she cope and how does she deal with her sensitivity on a daily basis?

For the first part of the season, she was considered one of the Big Three of women's tennis - alongside Iga Swiatek and Aryna Sabalenka - but does such a Big Three really exist anymore? We answer these and other questions together with the controversial coach of the Kazakhstan representative, Stefano Vukov, who shows us a different side of his player.

The biggest sensations and surprise of 2023, a player who was coming back from an injury with the intention of returning to the world's top ranks, and meanwhile won Wimbledon. How life-changing is such a triumph? How to find your way on the court, to play the best, and off the court?

Is there a player at the top of the WTA ranking who is more liked than the always smiling and always looking for contact Tunisian? I guess it's hard to find one. However, in Cancun, Mexico, tears appeared in her eyes, and the reason for crying on the court after winning the match makes her figure even closer to us.

From a player who committed dozens of double service faults, Sabalenka became Iga Swiatek's most serious rival in 2023 in the fight for the first place in the WTA ranking. How did she change her approach to sport, how did she evaluate her many years of work with a psychologist, who did she add to her staff and how much did the constant pursuit of the Polish leader in the ranking cost her?