Greg Rusedski

They go after it.

They don't wait for things to happen.

And Carlos, who's already got six majors at such a young age and youngest world number one at the end of the season in the men's game, youngest US Open men's winner, he goes for it at the big moments.

He does not fear it.

And that in itself is a massive skill.

And, you know, there's other players who've knocked on the door to win majors, knocked on the door, getting close to number one.

but they just don't push through at that final moment, even though they have the ability to do so.

Yeah, it hurt my feelings.

But you play the thing.

I have to give a little context to that.

So 95, I start representing Britain.

I win my first match against Guy Forgé, the 16th seed.

First ever match on center court.

You know, big moment for me.

I get to the third round.

I play another Frenchman.

But the morning before that match, the Sun newspaper sends me Union Jack headband.

It wasn't even my idea.

I put the Union Jack headband thinking, okay, last Brit standing.

Let's say thank you to the crowd.