The Nothing Major podcast has quickly become a fan favorite, offering listeners hilarious and insightful stories from the world of American tennis, particularly the wild behind-the-scenes antics during Davis Cup tournaments. With guests like Jack Sock and Sam Querrey, the podcast is packed with entertaining anecdotes that provide fans a rare glimpse into the chaotic and humorous moments that once defined the U.S. Davis Cup team.

One of the standout stories came from Jack Sock, who shared a particularly unforgettable experience from the 2010 Davis Cup tie in Serbia. During that trip, Sock was asked to give a speech at Novak Djokovic’s restaurant, with the Serbian Prime Minister in attendance. What Sock didn’t know at the time was that Andy Roddick, the legendary U.S. player, had sneakily inserted two bizarre words—”slippery pickles”—into his speech for a laugh.

“I had no clue what I was saying,” Sock recalled, laughing. “I think it went like, ‘We have a saying in the States that goes, I hope everyone plays well this weekend, but whoever can hold onto the slippery pickle till the end will win.’” The room was filled with confused faces, but it made for an unforgettable moment, much to Roddick’s delight.

But Roddick wasn’t the only prankster on the team. In another story that has listeners in stitches, Roddick and James Blake roped in Sam Querrey for a public display of hilarity. The two set up a karaoke machine in their hotel lobby and convinced Querrey to perform Britney Spears’ iconic hit, Hit Me Baby One More Time. As Blake recalled, “He sang, danced, and went crazy. We thought he’d be embarrassed, but when he finished, he asked to do one more!”

These stories highlight a side of the U.S. Davis Cup team that many fans rarely get to see—their ability to balance intense competition with lighthearted fun. While the players were dedicated to their sport, they clearly knew how to let loose when the opportunity arose.

The Nothing Major podcast has brought these untold stories to life, and fans are loving every minute of it. With so much buzz around the podcast, many are now eagerly hoping for a crossover episode with Andy Roddick’s The Roddick Show. Given the shared history between these players and their comedic chemistry, such an episode would be a must-listen and undoubtedly full of laughs.

As Nothing Major continues to deliver more stories from the world of American tennis, one thing is clear: the U.S. Davis Cup team not only left their mark on the court but also created lasting memories with their behind-the-scenes antics. Fans can’t wait to hear what’s next.