Greg Rusedski

And now all the players do that.

So I miss that part.

I think it's important to change your racket.

change of court speed, change of technology.

Once they moved away from wood, I think that became the beginning of the change.

And then all of a sudden with the string and the speeds of the courts, it's made the complete change.

So we'll see servant volley, but we won't see a pure servant volley player again.

Well, it is a pity because for me, it's such an art to do.

Like Alcaraz does it once in a while, but it's more a mix-up tactic.

It's not every ball of full-out aggression.

It's like watching Barcelona play football.

Whether they're in their half, they're passing.

Whether they're in the front half, it's super aggressive.

And I quite like that.

And maybe it'll come back somehow, but I don't see it happening in the near future.

Well, exactly.

But now all of a sudden, if you can dip a ball on a 10p coin with the way these guys pass and move, because the physicality every generation gets better.

I think tennis is rather exciting still now with Alcaraz and Sinner because Alcaraz uses the drop shot.

He comes forward.

He takes the ball out of the air.