Peter Johnston

I don't think she's going to have any problems getting wildcards.

But it's just... I think it's just, you know, another dimension.

And I think, look, it does point to longevity, that the sport offers longevity.

And, you know, she can still make some great endorsements and, you know, still be out there playing as a mother of two is sort of, you know, so incredible.

So I think it's fantastic myself for...

No, no, no.

And one thing I'd say on the grass, you see Nick Kyrgios is playing, playing this week and playing singles and doubles this

And you get a few people who kind of make their comebacks around this grass season because they sort of fancy that it's a little bit different to grinding it out on the clay courts.

So it'll be really interesting.

Yes, welcome to you.

Thanks for what it's been.

It's been quite phenomenal, hasn't it?

I think we've all admired Jordan.

It's really interesting because he played at Sydney for seven years and his highest finish in their best and fairest was the last year before he left, he finished third.

He's come over and I think he might have won three best and fairest at athlete in a very short space of time.

So his ascension has been quite remarkable, really.

And then when faced with this challenge this year with the passing of his brother and the courage that he's shown, I guess at times the vulnerability after games, you see how emotional he's been and he keeps funning up.

And at the same time through all of that, it's just kept,

performing and delivering, which is, yeah, just a testament to his, you know, mental capacity to be able to deal with all of that at the same time.

It's just been phenomenal.