Greg Rusedski

Um, I want to see someone break into the party.

We thought from a British perspective, it was going to be Jack Draper, but you know, health is your wealth.

If he can get healthy, he's beaten Alcaraz on multiple occasions now in his career, not at a major yet.

Sinner Alcaraz is interesting because Sinner's continuity of his team continues.

The big question is this Australian open.

There's no, no one Carlos Ferrero, Ferrero, sorry.

And Sammy Lopez, um, the other coach is now the full-time number one coach.

So to me, this is going to be intriguing.

Australia, how is Carlos going to react?

Yes, he beat him in an exhibition event in Korea where I think they both got $2 million to play a one-nighter.

But that's not really a match that qualifies as a one-night exhibition.

It isn't a proper tournament.

So at the moment, they've separated themselves from the pack.

I want to see what people have done in the offseason.

Shelton's a wild card.

Has he improved the backhand?

Is his positioning and tactical awareness better?

Will Draper be healthy enough?

Holger Ruhn, you know, Torrey's Achilles, which was very unfortunate last year at the end of the year.

Who's going to step up?