Paul Feinbaum

He's used to the mountains and the alpine life, and it just all came off of him and went through the whole field.

And now there are several guys who must be thinking, oh, wow, now or never.

Alex Vareff, number two seed here, never won a major.

Kind of choked at the U.S.

Open when he had that chance back in 2020 against Dominic Thiem.

You got Kasper Ruud, the Norwegian.

And then you got Novak.

who hasn't won a slam in a couple years, has hardly played this year, but you cannot count the guy out at 39.

I think it's going to be tough in these conditions this week.

He's got a tough match tonight against this young Brazilian phenom, Fonseca.

He would play potentially Kasper Ruud or Tommy Paul in the next round.

Tough ask, but you cannot count that guy out.

He's tenacity defined.

So, yeah, huge opportunity to win that number 25, which I thought he'd never get a shot at like this.

No center, no Alcaraz.

Agreed.

basically, the path is there.

Or we could see somebody totally more out of the blue for general sports fans, like this new Spanish kid, 19-year-old Rafa, familiar name, Odag.

And he could potentially run the table.

He's got that much talent.