John Peers

But I just felt like if he had a nut, just worked on doubles only cause him and John Pierce straight after college played a lot together.

And then John Pearce also was playing the singles and doubles right at the start.

And then he did win a couple of futures, I think, in Mexico and got to about 600 or 500.

But then almost you could say he made that decision earlier and then went on to play just mainly doubles and what a career John Pearce has had.

And arguably, I would have said at the time, J.P., is the stronger player supporting John in that doubles team, like just with his career and what he was doing on the court.

And I always felt like, JP, just go doubles only, just go doubles only.

But he's seeing a lot of success now on the doubles court as well.

So, you know, I don't know what, I guess, breeds the success on the doubles court

What-- how, how did the tournaments go for you then?

Uh, Chengdu we lost 12-10, first round to Michael Venus and John Peers.

Um, you know, we had a match point there.

We were 8-6 up in the match tie break.