Adam Walton

So we'll see.

Obviously, there's Hijikata there, Adam Walton, whether he gets a debut, and Max Purcell was the interesting selection, uh, coming in, um, off, you know, not a lot of tennis obviously in the last couple of years, but he has been on-- back on the circuit in the last couple of weeks.

I was actually watching him play Cruz Hewitt last week in Vietnam.

Uh, beat Cruz.

In terms of realistic signings, he's the first choice.

First choice for me is I'm throwing the kitchen sink at Adam Walton.

Fair.

Yeah, fair.

Some painful ones with Landolute and Atman in prime position and just dying.

And Walton and Kopriva just no good in general.

Wu Yubing thrashed.

Adam Walton.

Congratulations if you had him.

All right, let's turn to tomorrow.

They've brought in Daniel Munoz.

I mean, James McAtee at Anfield last week looked like Adam Walton.

They've really set up that counter-attacking style.

So it'll be a tough, tough game.

Looks... pretty carefree, which is a positive thing.

And for Wu Yibing, who's 26 years of age, he beat Adam Walton and James Duckworth in his first two rounds.

Alcraz beat Saffioul in the first round, which I thought was going to be a really tough match.

And even though Carlos won a straight set 6-4, 6-4, 6-4, it wasn't straightforward.

But today, today it looked like a vintage Medvedev performance as he gets through in straight sets.

So him, Tommy, pro, Ibing Wu, who got the straight set win over Adam Walton, three of my top performers.

But then last but not least, I gotta give a shout out to one of my guys, uh, the former South Carolina All-American, the standout and soon-to-be top 100 debutant.

How about Toby Samuel? Up to number 91 in the live rankings as a result of his first ever main draw win at the Majors, the qualifier into the US Open main draw, straight sets, 2-3-2 over Thomas Mahach.