Rajeev Ram

We do have Tom Guderich coming on, Ivo Jovic's coach, in the next week or two.

We've also got an agreement from Joe Salisbury and Rajiv Ram to come on before Christmas to talk about their careers.

I know we had a special on them only about a month ago after they both retired after their brilliant careers.

But the fact that they've both said they want to come on and talk together is going to be a really cool episode.

So now he's well into his career and he's, I mean, the guy has a pretty impressive bio.

You know, he's in that match where he's playing with Rajiv Ram, the Olympics winning team gets to the finals and he got to the finals, got a silver medal.

It didn't work out for him.

They were close.

You know, I think Rajiv Ram was such a great player, but he might have had the, you know, and he was, I'd say, very good mentally, but he had like a bad 12 minutes during that fight.

That's an exaggeration, but a blink of an eye.

I mean, you hiccup once at that level,

I think around that sort of time, it was, yeah, J.P. Smith, Somdev Devarman from India played at Virginia.

Rajiv Ram at Illinois.

John Isner was the big one from Georgia.

I think after sort of John Isner and Stevie Johnson, John Isner was top 10.

It was played in Paris, Gold Medal Match.

I mean, he played with Raj- Rajiv Ram, another American.

They beat, from Spain, Alcaraz and Nadal, and but what they were doing in the beginning is they were going right at Alcaraz, you know, 'cause, you know, he, you know, he's so, so good.

And it wouldn't take him very long.