Joe

Do you see more joining the party soon?

Kind of crystal ball this for the next decades too long, next five years.

Yeah.

The women's, by contrast...

And this is more of a casual viewer's perspective as opposed to those maybe really watching tennis all the time.

We've had the opposite in that nobody really has dominated in recent years.

And quite often you can have players winning grand slams that I'm kind of like,

God, I'm not sure I've seen much of this person before.

They come from nowhere, they disappear again.

More latterly, Sabalenka has started to kind of stamp her authority on things in four of the last finals, has won two Grand Slams.

Is that trend of just a whole array of different winners, you know, Madison Keyes defending her Australian Open this year, is that likely to continue in the women's division, do you think?

Okay.

A final question, retirement.

you've gone into media, a lot of tennis players and golfers, I don't know, maybe there's a parallel there with individual sports people.

And like, you know, in golf, you hit a lot of bad shots in tennis.

Even Roger Federer doesn't win a lot of his points.

It's like the nerves are so chewed up at the end.

They're like, I never want to look at a golf club or a racket again.

You know what I mean?

I just, I'm just, yeah.