How to Handle Pressure When the Whole Crowd Is Against You | US OPEN, Djokovic, Sabalenka, Osaka

US Open champions don't win because they feel ready. They win because they've learned what to do when they don't. Novak Djokovic, Naomi Osaka and Aryna Sabalenka talk about what happens inside a Grand Slam champion's head at the US Open, and why the calm you see on court is the last thing they're feeling. They cover why Aryna Sabalenka refuses to watch the finals she lost, what Naomi Osaka was really going through when she walked away from the French Open, the two weeks Novak Djokovic spent on crutches before reaching a Wimbledon final, the definition of success that has nothing to do with trophies, why the pressure gets louder the closer you get to your dream, and the mind trick Djokovic uses when an entire stadium is cheering for the other guy. Whether you're chasing something you've wanted for years, rebuilding after a loss, or trying to work out who you are outside the thing you're good at, this is the mental game behind US Open tennis that nobody teaches you. What you'll learn