John Isner talks Nothing Major's move to The Volume, tennis's surge in popularity, and the fight over Grand Slam player pay.
By Ted Taylor
July 28, 2026 • 12:04 pm
John Isner joins Dan Roberts of Front Office Sports to discuss:
“Nothing Major” podcast’s move to The Volume network
Modeling his show after Andy Roddick’s “Served” podcast
American John Isner says there’s an upside to content creators’ controversial presence at big events.
Isner told Front Office Sports that he believes the players will eventually get more than 20% revenue share at Grand Slams.
Stars, including Aryna Sabalenka, have spoken out about players’ dissatisfaction with revenue sharing and prize money.
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Top players participated in the move, bringing attention to their push for a revamped revenue-sharing model with the majors.
