Peter Johnston

And I,

I think with such a big wingspan, I think that's been the dimension that sort of is needed to add.

And he finally got it done.

It was an unusual French Open, both the men and the women.

We'll touch on the women shortly.

But really hot weather at the start of the event.

And then even through the back end, there was lots of wind and there were difficult conditions.

And we didn't see Sinner and Alcaraz at the end.

Is it good, though, for tennis that Zverev has got that title to sort of break it up a little bit?

I think that, well, he's certainly been knocking on the door, and I think it's been probably the narrative up until Alcaraz getting injured, which has been a massive blow.

It was really, we were talking about the top two and then the rest.

I mean, you're putting Novak always in the conversation, but he's been playing sort of a limited schedule.

But it has been very much Alcaraz-Sinner, Alcaraz-Sinner.

So...

It does probably broaden it.

And we're going into Wimbledon now with Noah Alcaraz and Sinner, you know, a defending champ.

But I think it just adds that story.

But it's also, you know, I think a lot of people, there's been a lot of critics of Zerev as well.

And I think this will sort of now cement him like he's a true Grand Slam champion.

I mean, he's already an Olympic gold medalist and he's done a heck of a lot.