Paul Feinbaum

So it makes it from a pretty, honestly, conservative, rather dull men's event into this crazy, wide-open extravaganza.

So I personally am

I'm not happy for center, obviously, but I'm happy for the tournament as a whole.

It makes it a lot more interesting.

Maybe he finds a way to win this year, yeah?

Netflix, they spent a lot of time on it.

Rafa was a big part of putting it together.

You could say to yourself, oh, no, it's going to be some sort of hagiography.

And I don't think it's that.

I've seen chunks of it.

I was interviewed like a lot of people were at great length.

They went super micro, Tony, on the interviews.

And I know you've done a lot of those.

But it was just such a pretty much, honestly, emotionally exhausting experience talking to them because they were so interested in all the details.

So I'd be curious to see what they put together.

But I don't think it's going to be some classic interview.

you know veneration of rapa thing i think it's going to go into his pain of which there has been plenty it's going to dig into his final season which was really downbeat and disappointing and they're also going to go into the you know past with the flashbacks of this incredible career as you said it feels like 85 times yeah it was only it was only 14 that he won the french open you know only 14 but it's i think i think that's a number unless we start playing with robots here that'll be that'll stand for a long time

Tony, all the best.

All my respect.

Thank you.