Brent Reid

By the time this has come out, we'll obviously know if he's leaving immediately or sticking around to do the TV rights.

The, the role that he's had at the NRL, it's obviously a high pressure role.

And the talk is at Andrew Abdo, he's like one of the hardest working people in Australia.

He gets in these there for like 16 hour days, 18 hour days, like is there working his ass off constantly and,

And not saying that that won't be the case at Tennis Australia, but I just feel like it wouldn't be as a 24-7 a role as Rugby League.

Rugby League is just constant drama, constant noise, constant headlines.

The thing about tennis, it's not like he has hundreds and hundreds of players to worry about, oh, who's doing this?

If bloody Carlos Alcaraz stuffs up, he doesn't give a toss.

It just feels like it would be a much simpler role, don't you think?

Yeah.

You look at the sporting landscape now.

These NRL CEOs are taking over, aren't they?

Todd Greenberg's running Cricket Australia.

Now Andrew Abdo's going to be running tennis.

You've got David Gallop, who's the chairman of Venues New South Wales, and I think he's on a ton of different boards and doing a great job.

For any aspiring sports administrator, it's obviously a massive opportunity.

The question is now who gets this role?

And I've got no insight to this whatsoever.

This is just an opinion.

But I could see Volandis taking over.