John McEnroe

This is, you know, I know it's just bringing people together in such a beautiful way.

if they win will you cry uh... i would probably will do so yeah you know i'm not a much of a cryer but uh... certainly cry over certain things it would certainly speak some major tears of joy uh... i was wondering about this with the automated calls in tennis your most famous line probably wouldn't have been uttered if you were like you would never yelling at anybody right

Uh, yes.

I wouldn't be sitting here probably talking with you.

You would have been like, Hey, that guy's that guy that played tennis and, um, he seemed pretty good, but he didn't have that much of a personality.

So, you know, those are the days where, um, uh,

I think people love to see that.

You know, in baseball, the guy would kick the dirt into the umpire and they'd be face to face.

Why do they even have a guy calling balls and strikes anymore?

I mean, that would be my question.

I'm not saying that's up to them, but I just covered the French Open.

They went back to the old way where they were calling the lines.

The only tournament in the 52-week calendar where they have people calling lines.

It was like, why?

if this thing works.

So at some point, you'll see that maybe more.

Whether you go into it, how many times did they go to the replay?

12 last unbelievable amount of times.

And then they find something happened before the foul they called.

Like, oh, yeah, they got pushed them off before that.