Wimbledon Juniors

You know, she starts playing tennis when she's five years old.

And fast forward 10 years, like she wins junior Wimbledon, right, at the age of, you know, 15.

But she thought it was going to be the best day of her life.

But it became one of the worst days of her life because as soon as she won Junior Wimbledon, she got completely distracted by the demon of expectations, whether it's from media or social media organizations and so forth.

And she hated that pressure and that expectation that came when she moved back to Australia.

She didn't even go to the Wimbledon ball that night and meet her heroes.

She didn't care extrinsically about it all.

I mean, I think I'm a tennis parent.

I'm a huge Julieta Pereja believer.

I know she's already made a tour-level semifinal, Junior Wimbledon finalist, but there's just a smoothness to her game.

That's who Lutova beat in the semifinals of that 16s run.

They were both 13 years old, and it was just like, "There's no way you're both 13."

Um, but I do think there are, you know, look, the, the way Alcaraz and Sinner are right now, there are several people who are already looking beyond Shelton and going down lower.

And, you know, this kid Jordan Lee, who won the Wimbledon Juniors, everyone's, everyone's really excited about him.

Um, Shelton uses him as a, as a hitting partner sometimes in Orlando.

You wanna hear someone talk highly about Jordan Lee, it's Ben Shelton.