David Senra

He desperately wants to have kids.

He desperately wants to stop having, he basically has just a bunch of like casual relationships with women.

Let's put it that way.

And he says, I'm determined to change.

At 26, I believe this pattern needs to be broken or I'll be 36 looking back on a series of relationships that went nowhere.

If I'm going to have a family, if I'm going to be happy, I've got to break the cycle, which means forcing myself to commit.

And even though he knows that Brooke is not the right woman for him, he can't stop himself.

This is the reaction that they both have to when he asks her to marry him.

She's pulling me to my feet.

I'm kissing her and thinking, I really wish I thought this through.

Is this the right person for me?

The person I'm supposed to spend the next 90 years with?

She says, yes, yes, yes.

Wait, I think.

Wait, wait, wait.

And so he plays in the 1996 Olympics for Team USA, and this is where he's learning about himself.

If I make things about myself that is deeply unfulfilling, when I'm playing for something bigger later in his life, he winds up marrying, divorcing Brooke Shields, gets married to Steffi Graf.

He has two kids.

He starts playing for his family.

He has this great school that's really important to him.