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What were some of the things that you had to overcome? And looking back now, how you did that, would you have done things differently? Did you learn from it? What was your...

Yeah, so I essentially played for 16 years and I had a great run.

And there was a few things.

As far as injuries go, I had a freak injury where I fell through a table in Thailand and cut my arm and I couldn't play for three months.

I had another elbow injury where I couldn't play for three months.

One other knee surgery where it was six weeks out or six weeks off.

So there was little things like that where, you know, you couldn't play and then you'd have to kind of rehab it, come back, practice and you get it going again.

I guess if you were to give advice, and you are kind of here because we have a lot of kids and we'll sort of our segue to bring them up, but your personalization, if you could go back and talk to your 15-year-old self, A, how would you want people to remember you as a person, as a player, sort of looking backwards, but also what you would give advice to someone doing as well?

How did you go about making this?

It's been in the works for like a year.

And I had a draw set like eight months ago and then my co-host vetoed it.

So then I had to redo the draw because obviously there's like some new coaches since then.

And honestly, there was no rhyme or reason.

I just kind of put guys together.

into a chat i was like how are these 16 guys sound and basically they're like that's good let's do a few changes and then i just seeded them based on what i thought they looked like

Or did you have any that reached out that were pissed that they weren't in the draw?

But who do you think can possibly dethrone either of those guys in a major? No one.

Unless there's some 15-year-old that we don't know of yet, and fast forward five years, but as of right now, I honestly don't think anyone can beat them back-to-back as long as both those players are healthy.

I think one of them can be beat, you know, if along the way Alcaraz gets knocked out in the quarterfinals and then...

Somewhere along the way, you've got a Ben Shelton or Zverev.

Maybe they can beat just Sinner or just Alcaraz.

But I honestly don't think there's anyone in the game right now on the men's side that can beat them both back-to-back at a tournament.

So if someone else is going to come out victorious in Australia, or any major for that matter, they're going to need some help along the way with one of those guys, Alcaraz or Sinner, getting knocked out, getting injured, something happening, and you just don't see it.

Is he strong enough, fit enough, do you think, to make, like, a deep run in a major yet?