David Goffin

It's, it's all done and dusted within a, a few days, and it's...

Yeah, it's not what it used to be, right? I think when, when Murray played Goffin in Belgium, away match on clay, and the, the home team gets to pick surface, which happens up until the finals.

Um, I think it was a lot better, and a lot of people share that view, I think.

I don't think I'm alone in saying that it was better before.

So there's really no place to hit into when you play a Carlos Alcaraz and you're really dependent on him.

him making mistakes something that does happen from time to time for example in the second set in his third round match against Wu Carlos Alcaraz was spraying the ball quite a bit but in 2025 I nicknamed Alcaraz as new Alcaraz and new Alcaraz was born on this channel In 2025, where he lost to Goffin in Miami, where he did not play a good match.

Since then, there has been a change in Alcaraz, who has always been an unbelievable player, since he was very young on the ATP Tour after all.

He was ranked number one in the world in 2022.

And he, he can just really hit a winner from any position in the court, whether he's far back, whether he's up the court, and he's just so rock solid.

He's not your typical flarey sort of Belgian like a David Goffin who kinda just subtly goes around you.

He goes through you with a hammer.

And [chuckles] I've been impressed with him.