John Isner

yeah uh players do and that's a good thing that's what i wanted i wanted them to get mad and get frustrated because that's that's basically when i knew i was uh doing my absolute best out there is when frustrating my opponents when they can't get a racket on my serve and they don't have much rhythm that's typically when i was playing my best ball sometimes i would even feel uncomfortable out on the court but

At the same time, I needed to realize that my opponents were feeling more uncomfortable than I was.

Fans alike, big servers, we're affectionately known as serve bots, as Mike Ryan definitely knows about that term.

And yeah, like fans like to poke fun of us as like being serve bots, but like, what do you want us to do?

Right?

Like kick a serve in and rally 30 balls with Carlos Alcaraz.

It's not going to happen.

So yeah, but really, I mean, most of that rage comes from, you know, the,

Yes.

So I have a bit of a different take.

First of all, I don't think that photographer's credential should have been revoked.

He clearly made a mistake.

He clearly felt awful about it.

Kicking him out of the tournament, I think that's a bit harsh.

If I was the umpire...

I think the letter of the law, he made the right call.

But in that situation, when Medvedev was already losing his mind, that's much easier said than done when you're watching this match from TV.

He should not have awarded Bonzi a first serve, just knowing that Medvedev would lose his SHIT had he got a first serve.

So I think you should just let it be.

You know, it's just a four or five second delay.