Alvaro Nunez

It was going to happen.

So if I look at my career as an individual in sports, for example, since you're asking about tennis, I was a 16 year old.

Ready to make a move, whether it was towards professional career or to leverage tennis in a different direction.

And you also have certain conversations that are hard.

For me, it was at that time where my dad had a heart attack.

We lost everything.

We literally lost everything.

And we were having a conversation with my coach at the time.

And I went to a school of professional athletes.

The guys that were in my classroom went on to become the best in their sports.

I was looking at them later on in life winning gold medals.

And, you know, I was supposed to be okay in tennis, but I was not the best, as I told you.

I was never the most talented.

I was just the hardest worker in the room.

And when we talked to my coach, he's like, what are the chances of Alvaro making it, right?

And...

The coach said, listen, the people that live out of tennis are the top 100%.

The top 100, the top 100 are the ones that live out of tennis.

If you look at the average age, it's 25 years old.

If you look at how many people enter the top 100 and how many people leave every year, it's between 10, 7 people.