John Isner

Our podcast has been a great way for us to

Stay relevant.

Unless you're an all time great, very quickly forgotten on the tennis scene.

So our podcast has been great to keep us relevant in that regard.

And again, like be able to talk tennis in New York City for ESPN, like that's really cool.

So these great opportunities that have come my way, I've jumped at the opportunity to do them and hopefully I can continue to do this.

for quite some time.

I really do enjoy it.

You work with some great people and it's a lot of fun.

You get treated great.

And so I think a lot of people would trade positions with me right now to be able to, I guess, wear a suit and talk about a sport, which I should know a lot about.

I don't think it's as severe as Mike maybe said.

I would say I'd give it 40% that don't have the healthiest relationship with this game because this game can torment you.

I mean, you have so many tough losses and so many horrible nights of sleep after a tough loss.

But I think overall, the good definitely outweighs the bad.

So...

Yeah, there's some good friends of mine.

That's a very high number.

This game can be tough.

Mike and I have some friends in the tennis world that don't love the sport.