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Marc has all the highlights from Day 4, including the last match of John Isner's career. He also talks to former player Leslie Allen about her career and what she's done off the court, and he chats with Leif Shiras who was on the call for the Isner match, and Prim Siripipat takes us down memory lane with This Moment in US Open History.

Cindy Farmer, of FOX 8 in Greensboro, N.C., is an Emmy award-winning TV with more than 30 years of experience. She is an avid tennis player and has been honored with the USTA Grady Elmore Award. Part of her mission is to help promote May as National Tennis Month. She says her best friends are her tennis teammates, and she volunteers for USTA North Carolina. Also commenting on NTM and his love of playing at the Atlanta Open is a native of Greensboro, John Isner. A collegiate champion at the University of Georgia, he climbed to No. 8 in the world and has won the Atlanta tournament six times. Known for his massive serve, he is listed as the second-best server in ATP history. Cooper Koch, of Abbeville, La., is highlighted along with USTA Southern award winners: Mai Nguyen, Atlanta, Ga.; Ozaki-Hastings Sportsmanship Award and Meg Farrelly, Isle of Palms, S.C.; Mac MacDougal Official of the Year.

After last year’s postponement due to COVID-19 and adding a new name, Atlanta’s ATP tournament is ready for play on July 24. The Truist Atlanta Open presented by fiserv is discussed by Tournament Director Eddie Gonzalez, five-time champion John Isner on Media Day, and exhibition player Kim Clijsters, who joined virtually. Audio producer Kyle Blackburn and host Sam Crenshaw talk about attending the event. Highlighted are the Killen Family of Bossier City, LA, who won the 2021 USTA Southern Mickey McNulty Family of the Year, and top junior Elizabeth Fauchet, of Brentwood, TN.