. It was. There was a gap. The umpire made an error. That was a winner by Runa. It wasn't... Oh, sorry. Hang on. Yeah, that was out. Medi should have won that point. Love 15. It should be love 15. Medi should have won that point. 15 love instead. It's been a find-a-find rally. Now Medidev going into the forehand of Runa on the stretch. Medidev gets it again. Into the backhand of Runa. Sliced to the forehand of Medidev. Runa with the forehand. On the stretch goes down the line. To the back of Medidev. Into the backhand of Runa. Runa from Medidev. Again, to the backhand of Runa. Sliced in the net from Runa. And it's 15. Oh, now it looked... And to me, I said, I looked like there was no gap. There was. But because they sweep the lines, it leaves like a mark either side of the actual line. So imagine this is the line. The broomstick is thicker than the line. So it makes a mark. Well, it does make a mark. So it should be love 30. Where's Hawkeye? No Hawkeye in Rome. Should be love 30. Anyways, it doesn't matter. We'll see what happens. If Medidev gets the break, it wouldn't matter anyway. But Carlos Manadas has made five errors already in the tournament. Has he? Or in this match? I don't think he's made five in this match. He's made... I don't think he's made two in this match, but he has made a lot of errors this week. In fact, every time we see an error from an umpire, it seems to be him. Or what's his name? Muhammad Liani. It's like, they're the two guys that seem to be getting it wrong. I love it how he's 30, 15, by the way. The umpire with conviction was like, it was definitely in. And then Hawkeye's like, I don't think it was. The umpire was so like, yes, yes, it was good. It was good. I mean, yeah, it was close, but it wasn't in. Crazy that they get it wrong as much as they do. Hawkeye maybe when they build a roof in three years. 30, 15, another serve coming up here for Runa. Serve out while they're backing up Medi, and Medi hits a winner. See, you can't serve volley too much, because otherwise Medi's going to figure it out. 30 all. This should be 15-40, but again, we'll figure it out. We'll see if after this game it makes any difference. This could be set point right now, but Medi might get there anyway. 30 all. Can't serve volley every time if you're ruining. You've got to keep it, you've got to keep it. You've got to keep it as a surprise. He's got to find out from Runa into the front of Medvedev. Again, to the forehand of Runa as Medi hits backhand. Cross court at the backhand of Runa, into the backhand of Medvedev as Runa hits backhand. Again, to the backhand of Medi. As Medi hits a winner, a forehand of the line. That's a great, sorry, backhand of the line. Medi comes into the net with a forehand now. Runa with a pass, Medi with a volley. Drop volley, good. Runa gets it with a lob, but it's out. We've got a set point for Medvedev. Lovely hitting from Medi, 30-40. Set point Medi to take the first. This has a very sid-de-pass Medvedev first set vibe yesterday. The way that Medi won the first set then. And hey, the drop volley worked for Medi. Nice. Very nice shot. And it's very hard to lob. It's very hard to lob Medvedev. Set point, Medvedev to take. The first set, Runa serves a fault. Second serve, second serve into the backhand of Medvedev. Four now from Runa into the backhand of Medvedev. Again, to the backhand of Runa. Drop shot is there. Medi's there with a forehand winner. There it is! First set, Klayvedev. Medvedev takes the first 7-5. And Runa is making some very questionable shots. And he gives, I think Runa just gave a sarcastic thumbs up to the coach. Turns around, he says, I'm playing so bad. Runa is not happy with how he's playing. And he's going off at Patrick Moritoglu. And Moritoglu is giving him a chatty saying, you've got to do this every time. And he's like, I'm not listening to you. Man, Runa is not having fun. All right, five winners from Runa. Nine unforced errors. Nine winners from Medvedev, 12 errors. So not a pretty set. But towards the end there, Runa is making some questionable choices. Klayvedev! All right, first set. Pardon me, goes to Medvedev. But look, Runa had more chances. I mean, he had a lot more chances on Medvedev's serve, but it was at the end when Runa just kind of fell off. Runa missed the trick. This set. He had all the opportunities in to take it, I agree. Runa and Patrick are getting into a scrap, yeah. Runa not taking his advice.   He will, like, you know, he will figure out how to pass you eventually. So you've got to keep it as a tactic. And you can't do it every time. It can't be like, I'm in trouble. Here's a serve volley. Because then Medvedev's going to realize and go, well, don't do it. Also that drop shot at the end was trash. That last drop shot was not good. Okay. And Medvedev's wife, she loves it. She's like, yes, let's go. Yeah, that drop shot was not it. Now Runa is really dangerous. Now Runa is really dangerous. Really? Dawn, calm down. You're just going to get people annoyed. I'm just going to get annoyed at people. If you keep... Is this going to get people... We have, if you weren't, maybe, Dawn, were you here yesterday when we had that person going crazy? I don't want to get crazy people again. Let's not do that. Runa can play tennis. Okay. Look, Runa should have won that first set. I mean, he was better at the start, better in the middle, but at the end, that's when Runa made those errors. Why is Runa wearing a backwards hat? I don't know. Why is the sky blue? Runa isn't dangerous. He just might be emotional. Well, he was emotional at the end. He's gone to the bathroom. He was definitely not happy with... He wasn't happy with Patrick Moritoka at the end. Yeah, he played poor at the end. The sky's cloudy, not blue. Ah, it's blue. Some of it's blue. You can see this from a mile away. Mebedev easily going through service games while Runa wasn't shocking from hope. What? Through... Well, maybe he wasn't going easy through service games. In the middle of the set, Mebedev was having a lot more trouble on serve, but Runa wasn't taking it. Runa is dangerous when he is... He's backs up against the wall. Let's see if he's come out here with a little bit more of a chilled attitude, because he can't get angry. If he gets angry, Mebedev is just going to run over him in the second. Runa seemed to take a while to win matches at the moment. Been on court a lot the last few weeks. Well, he didn't play that well in Madrid, so he kind of got a bit more of a break back then. So... Now, Patrick Moritoka on his feet, but the thing is, if the student isn't going to listen, the coach is kind of... Has nothing to...  Might as well be talking up against the wall. So... Let's see if Runa actually starts listening. Or if now he's like, Well, what you told me didn't work, so I'm going to go on my own. Runa might have gone micro-rogue, which means Mebedev will probably win. Let's see... It's not too bad. Anonymous. Cam, do you think Medi's brutal loss to Alcaraz made him realize that he needs to mix up his game more? Steph made some adjustments for the better and hopefully Medi is doing the same biceps. It's good. Good observation. United. Does Medvedev have realistic chance at French Open? That is a great question, and we can talk about that in this set. But yeah, Anonymous, look, I think losing to Alcaraz, he realized... Like, look, we all realize, right? We all know, by watching him, that Alcaraz is going to be here if he's healthy for a long time. And if Mevedev wants to win more slams, he's going to have to probably beat Alcaraz to do it. Right? So if Mevedev wants to add to his collection, Alcaraz is going to be someone he needs to figure out how to beat. So I think you might be right. You know, I think maybe that Alcaraz lost kind of went... He kind of went, shit, all right? Well, I need to... I need to do something different to beat that guy, because that's... And also Runa. I mean, he lost to Runa as well. So two losses to the young guys, and he also... He knows how to beat Sina. He's done that like five times. But yeah, losing to Runa and Alcaraz in two tournaments is Runa needs to win a love 40. Yeah, I feel... Yeah, you might be onto something. He knows that if I'm going to win these big trophies again, I need to... Either they need to lose, or I need to figure it out. And there's no point in trying to... Hope that they lose. And it was love 40. Runa, all of a sudden... This is a different guy who came out of the bathroom. Where's the other guy? Second serve. Backhand return goes in the backhand. Of Medvedev, Runa cross-court to the front of Medi. Into the backhand of Runa on the stretch. As Medi hits the backhand. Into the backhand of Runa. Into the backhand of Medvedev. Runa with the backhand. Into the backhand of Medi. Into the backhand of Runa. Medi hits it out.  Where the hell did that come from? Where did that... Where was that? Like he went to the bathroom and he came back and he breaks straight away. Easily breaks. So weird. So weird. All right. Now Runa's serving. He gets the break in the second. Elkres versus Medi is future 1-2 for the coming years. I don't know if it's just going to be Elkres, Medi. I think there's going to be a couple more players involved. All right, one love. Pooping creates an advantage. Yeah, he's lighter on his feet. One love, Runa. With a break now. Serves a fault. Second serve. He's definitely come out here with a different attitude. That's for sure. Serving to the backhand of Medvedev. Runa with a forehand. Into the backhand of Medi. Into the forehand of Runa as Medi hits backhand. Slice. Into the forehand of Runa and Runa hits another winner. 15 love. By the way, does Medi have a realistic chance at the French? If he wins today, yes. If he loses today, I think he's still in the dark horse category. Like I think a lot of people are going to say, you know, I think Djokovic is going to win the French open, but Medi's my dark horse. Right? Or I think Alcors is going to win the French open or Medi's my dark horse. But if he wins today, he's not a dark horse. He's a contender. Like he is probably top four, top three favorite maybe. So, yeah, I think today if he wins, he's a contender. If he loses, he's everyone's dark horse. I mean, Chat, give me your predictions for French open. Give me a winner and dark horse. 15-0. As he serves now, Runa. Down into the backhand of Medi. Every turn goes into the forehand of Runa. Forehand of Medi. Again to the forehand of Runa. Down the line of the backhand of Medi. As Runa hits a forehand. Into the forehand of Medi. Into the forehand of Runa. Again to the forehand of Medi. Runa with the backhand on the stretch. Goes into the forehand of Medi. As Runa hits a forehand. Again to the backhand of Medi. But Runa hits it out. 15-30. Dark horse, Runa. Winner, Medvedev. Okay. I'm sorry. Winner, Jokovic. Okay. Dark horse, Runa. That's interesting. Team of dark horse. Okay. Dark horse, Rubelev. Dark horse, Vrinka. Winner, no idea. No back winner. Okay. Dark horse, Sina. Okay. Elkra's winner. Dark horse, Rubelev. Elkra's winner. Dark horse, Chorich. Medvedev and Tiafo. Okay. Medvedev wins the French at this rate. Really? I don't think he beats Elkra as to do it. You think Medvedev beats Jokovic on clay? You know, I still have some questions for me. But if he wins today, he's got to be top three favorite. I mean, he's beaten two of the top five contenders for me. He has been backhand there and the volley is nice from Runa. 30-all. And he's shattered himself. Runa trying to fire up. 30-all. 30-all as Runa serves again. Still a point here for the chance of Medvedev to get back to break straight away. All right. Serve is a fault. Second serve. Second serve. Now, while the 400 Medvedev return goes out and it's 40-30, Runa's a consolator to break. I'll tell you, by the betting, I'll tell you who the favorites are for the French and where these guys fall into as well. Because it's going to change after today, depending on the winner, I reckon. Or it could change after today, depending on the winner. As Runa serves to get to two love. Serving to the backhand of Medvedev. Return slice goes in. Runa forehand is good. Medvedev gets there, but it's in the net. Two love, Runa. Okay. So, Elkerez the favorite. Djokovic second. Runa third favorite. Siddi-Pas is the fourth favorite. Sinner fifth. And then Medvedev sixth favorite. So, if Medvedev beats Runa, I think Medvedev's got to be fourth favorite. Runa's maybe still third. And then again, maybe Medvedev takes his spot. I don't know. But yeah, so it's currently Elkerez, Djokovic, Runa, Siddi-Pas, Sinner, Medvedev, Rude. For the French. So, if he beats Runa, I think Medvedev's got to be in that top three, four conversation. He beats Siddi-Pas Runa to win Rome. He's the number two seed, which I think makes a big difference too. Because the reason the one, I mean, the number one and two in the world at the moment are number one and two favorites, right? So, I think if Medvedev wins today, gets the number two, then he might be in the top three conversation. The draw will obviously change that too. You know, if Elkerez and Djokovic do the same half of the draw, Medvedev gets a bigger advantage, right? Shortens in the odds. There's been a lovely volley there from Runa. Medvedev with a backhand lob back, but it's not good enough and Runa puts away the smash. 15-0 and Runa's starting to figure it out. He's starting to figure out how to beat Medvedev. 15-0. You think Djokovic's favorite, Medvedev second, Elkerez third, Runa fourth? But I'm just going off the betting, by the way. This has not got anything to do with who I think is going to win. I think Djokovic is the favorite as well, but it's just gone off the betting. There's been a smash there from Medvedev and Runa in the net, and it's 30-15. I don't trust Runa over seven best of five setters. Yeah, that's the thing. His body hasn't proven yet. True. That's the only thing holding me back from picking him to win a French in maybe, you know, or even just in Grand Slam in general. Is that because of the net from Runa? And it's 40-15. Medvedev, 40-15. I've got an hour of this match done already. Not through. We had an hour of delay. So don't see the back end of Runa. Return goes into the forehand of Medvedev, and Medvedev puts it away, and he puts his hand to the air, and he's like, come on, let's go. Two-one. Runa with a break in the second, but Medvedev holds. Carlitos wins definitely, okay. I don't think anyone is a clear favorite. I think this is the most difficult French open to predict at the moment. Once the draw comes out, we might actually get a, it might be easy to understand, but right now, Djokovic is not in form.  Injury troubles for other players, and then other players that aren't expected to do well at doing well. I mean, yeah, it's a, yeah. It's a wide open French open without, obviously, Rafferl Djokovic. I would love if FAA won, but he's playing terrible. Yeah, see, FAA's not playing well. Rude didn't play well until this week, you know, so it's, ah, French, it's wide open French. French open. How does Runa play in five sets? No, he does okay.  So there are times that he, you know, his body fails him, right? So that's, that's the question. And it was kind of like, I guess Alcarez winning the U.S. Open last year, winning a lot of five setters, kind of showed, oh, he can do that. But if Runa, if Runa can win a couple of five setters in a row and his body doesn't fail, then maybe he's past those. But at the moment, he, he, his body does break down at times. So is he going to be able to win two, three, five set matches against the top 10 guys in, in the French open? I mean, that's, that's a long way from winning Paris or Rome, you know? Paris last year, three set matches all the way through. It's not the same as French open five set matches for two weeks, you know? It's not that he hasn't been able to do it. It's just he hasn't been, it's not that he can't do it. It's that he hasn't been able to do it because he hasn't had many chances to play, you know, five set matches. He's still super, super young. As we had a smash there from Runa into the four-hander Medvedev. Runa with a four-hand again. Goes wide. Love 15. Love 15. Jock who's going to win the French. These newcomers lack experience. Maybe. Love 15. Serve out wide the back of Medvedev. Returning to the volley of Runa and Runa in the net. Man. Medvedev starting to get onto the returns so the serve volleys aren't as effective. They're going right down at the feet the returns. Love 30. Runa in trouble again. He's got the break. Trying to hang on to it. Love 30. Runa has won 50% of points at the net today. Eight out of 16. That is not good enough. Second serve. Second serve into the four-hander Medvedev. Back in now from Runa. Into the back of Medvedev. Runa comes to the net with a volley. Not good enough and Medvedev puts a pass in. That's again. The approach was not good enough. You can't just walk into the net and think Medvedev is going to miss. Another miss. Another terrible net approach. Medvedev is reading it too well. Love 40. Why doesn't, I don't know why Runa isn't doing an underarm serve. It's not like he needs a crowds approval. Like I, why didn't he chuck an underarm serve? Just for, just because. Medvedev standing 10 meters behind the baseline. He's shouting further back than Rafa. Why wouldn't you give him a, why wouldn't you do an underarm serve just to keep him kept? Keep him thinking, you know? Serve out wide the back end of Medvedev, 4-0 from Runa. Down the line's good. Medvedev gets up with a forehand cross court. It's into the 4-0 of Runa. Runa smacks a winner down the line. Unbelievable. Huge winner from Runa. All right. That's one saved. 15-40. How do they determine unforced errors and forced errors? So an unforced error is when you make a mistake on a shot that you should not miss. So if it's down the middle of the court and you hit the ball in the net or out with no pressure applied, that's an unforced error. A forced error is when someone makes you run and then you're in a tough situation to hit a shot. So if I hit the ball in the net because I'm running for a forehand out wide, that's a forced error. Unforced would be if I was standing, it's like routine in the middle of the court. For example, there's a 4-0 of 4-0 rally. Is that going into the net? Going into the 4-0 of Runa. Runa down the line again. That's a good shot. He comes in the net now with a volley. Mehvedev's going to get up the backhand pass and he puts it down the line again. Runa can't put away these volleys and Mehvedev gets back the break. Nice work from Mehdi. Two passing shot winners and again Runa just not doing it in the net. To all. Cam, you're on Runa. I want a 3-setter. Don't you want a 3-set match in the final? I guess if you picked Mehvedev, no. Patrick Moritogal on his feet, he's like, mate, listen to what I'm saying. Runa, like that volley was decent but I mean, when you're playing someone like Mehdi, you've got to either put it deep or you've got to angle it away. You can't put it sort of mid way through.  He'll try and take it, especially with the passing shots in this match. He had a lot of good passing shots. 4-0 down the line, 4-0 to the backhand of Runa, Runa in the net. Runa's got to keep his cool here. 15-love. 15-love as Mehvedev serves an ace. 30-love. Best player on the planet is Mehdi. If he wins today, he's got to be the best player of 2023 so far. Has to be.  He's won five titles if he wins this. As that goes out for Mehdi and it's 30-15. Who wins a major first Runa or Sinner? A good question. Chad, who do you think wins a Grand Slam first? Sinner or Runa? Probably Sinner. As Mehdi serves a second to ace, does he? Okay. I would say Sinner because he lost in a five-setter last year at the friend, sorry, at the Wimbledon. And he lost, he had match points and lost at the US last year. And he's got a couple of years extra experience. So you think Sinner wins one in the next, well, possibly the next year as Runa hits that out. That was a terrible shot. It's three, two, Mehvedev back in the lead. And like we're saying before, Runa's body. I don't think Runa has, we haven't seen Runa play a lot of five-set matches. And when he has played long matches, we've seen him cramp. So we've seen Sinner go through battles and physically be able to hold up. Sometimes he breaks down but physically get through. So I mean, I'd say Sinner at this stage, but that could change if Runa makes it to the semis of the French and plays a couple of five-setters, Runa could win the US Open at the end of the year. Or Wimby, I mean, that could be something. All right, chat. Let's go have a look at 1000 event matchups because Mehvedev surprisingly, maybe not surprisingly, has actually made a good crack at every one of these Masters 1000s. Whoops, wrong one. Check this out, chat. Mehvedev has almost, almost made the quarter-finals of every Masters. Almost. By the way, the umpires having a goal at Patrick Moritoglu for talking too much with Runa. Interesting. Very interesting. Anyways, so Mehvedev with the final here, that's his best result. He beats his second round efforts a couple of years ago, but he's won five out of the nine big trophies. Not to mention, he's also won the AGB finals. So he is cleaning up at 1000 level, and if he wins today, he's only got to win, I mean, the toughest one's probably going to be Monte Carlo after today, because it's a shorter event, so more likely to play the big boys in the rounds because less likely there's upsets, right? More matches, more upsets, you know? Indian Wells, I mean, he made the final this year, but he didn't have fun there. That might be, actually, that might be the trickiest one after this week, if he can get this win. But there, look, Miami, he won this year. He's obviously got all the before that happened after this in the later part of the year, and he's got the AGB finals. So, Mehvedev's cleaning up. Let's have a look at what Runa looks like. So Runa just getting started. Made the final of Monte Carlo. He won Paris last year. He actually hadn't ever played the main draw of this event, only the qualifiers last year. So this is his best result here, but never played the Asian swing, so he didn't get a chance at Shanghai yet. But third round, fourth round, third round, second round, first round of the other one. So, still he got some room to do it. But, Chad, if Mehvedev wins this one, do you think he could win the Golden Masters? I think Medi might be able to do it. I mean, if he wins Rome, which I believe is the slowest of the bunch, Madrid with his game, Medi can win Madrid. If Sabalanke can win Madrid, if Struff can make the final, why couldn't Medi win Madrid one day? Monte Carlo, Indian Wells, the last two. I mean, Indian Wells made the final. Monte Carlo made the quarters this year. You know, maybe after this, after today he might believe that he can win that too. I mean, he's only got three to go. What's the Golden Masters? The Golden Masters is winning every Masters 1000 event in your career. So, winning, and the ATP final. So, winning 10 or 10 big events outside the slams, which is what Djokovic has done twice. I think he's the only guy to do it. Medvedev, he's slowly ticking the boxes, and I don't think anyone's really noticing. Like making the finals, and now, you know, he's obviously won half of him already, or more than half. All right, return goes in the back of Medvedev, four and half from Runa, 30-15 here, Runa. Just trying to level as we're back in there from Runa. Back in there, Medi Slice on the stretch goes in. Runa with the forehand, down the line as a winner. Nice shot from Runa, 40-15. It would be awesome, wouldn't it? Now, Rafa hasn't done it because Rafa's never won Miami. Rafa has never won Miami, I think. Is it Miami chat? Someone in the chat will know. And Federer never won Monte Carlo, so he didn't do it. And Rafa hasn't won the ATP finals, which I think is a part of the collection. All right, so then to the back end of Medi, Runa with the volley, again, terrible volley, because Medvedev's just reading the return. I tell you what Runa should do. He should do an underarm serve and serve volley. Do an underarm serve, serve volley. Underarm serve and volley. Does that make sense? That's better. 40-30. ATP finals are not included. Well, it should be. 40-30. Serve to the back end of Medvedev. Return goes in the forehand of Runa, back end of Medvedev, into the back end of Runa, again, to the back end of Medi, or Federer never won Rome either. Okay, there you go. Back end of back end. Again, to the back end of Runa, back end of Medvedev. Again, to the back end of Runa, into the back end of Medvedev. As Runa hits the forehand, again, to the back end of Medvedev. Back end from Runa, into the back end of Medi. Runa trying to level things up. He was up a break in this set. Back end of back end. This is exactly what Medvedev wants. Just going down the line now to the front of Runa, and Runa puts it wide. See, that is what Medvedev wants. Medvedev is playing... I'm sorry, Runa is playing into Medi's hands. Like, no slice back ends from Runa. Not much variation. Just constant rallies. And that's exactly, exactly what Medvedev wants. And Runa is looking tired.   That's going to happen, mate. That's disrespectful doing an underarm serve in volley. Yeah, but I mean, it's not illegal. So, hey, why not do it just to mess up Medi's rhythm, right? Might as well do it to, um, to try and, you know, make Medvedev not stand 20 meters behind the baseline. All right, second serve, Runa. Into the front of Medvedev. Return goes into the forehand of Runa, who hits it down the line for a winner. Nice shot. Because what Runa's trying to do now is trying to punch through the brick wall. Right? And if you want to try and hit, I mean, if you want to try and hit through a brick wall, good luck. Alcarez did it. He bought the sledgehammer, but today Medvedev is a brick wall, and he is not getting many shots, missing many shots. And Runa's not hitting too many winners through him. Like, that was a rare forehand winner. Through Medvedev on the baseline. But if you hit an underarm serve, it pushes, or, you know, it pushes Medvedev forward. And you might be able to get a chance to, as he hits a lovely volley there, Runa, that's a better volley, 3-3. You know, it just gives Medvedev something to think about. Like, oh, I better not stand 500 meters behind the baseline. I better stand close, which then has its own thing. But I get it. People don't like the underarm serve, but hey, until they make it illegal, it is what it is. Lovely volley there from Runa, that was much better. Okay, 3-3. Runa's still positive, he's still throwing the fist. As Medvedev serves a fault, second serve. Second serve into the forehand of Runa, backhand there from Medvedev. Into the backhand of Runa, into the backhand of Medvedev. Again, to the backhand of Runa, as Medvedev hits another backhand. Into the Runa backhand. Into the backhand of backhand exchange. He's gone cross-court. Again, playing into Medvedev's hands. Runa, as we get another one from Runa. Again, to the forehand of Medvedev. Runa with the backhand again. Into the forehand of Medvedev. This is exactly what Medvedev wants. Runa, now doing a bit of running. As Medvedev hits a forehand. Again, to the backhand of Runa. Medvedev not hitting the ball at all. He's hitting it nice and softly, Medvedev. He's going casually cross-court. No one wants to hit a winner. Medvedev can do this all day. Captain America, backhand to backhand. As that goes down the line into the forehand slice of Runa. As Medvedev hits a forehand to the backhand of Runa. Again, to the forehand of Medvedev. Now he's taken over Medvedev. Runa, doing the running. Hits it into the forehand of Medvedev. Backhand of Runa, cross-court. Now Medvedev, again with the backhand. Into the backhand of Runa. To the forehand of Medvedev. Runa with the backhand again. To the backhand of Medvedev. Again to the backhand of Runa. Who goes in the line? That's a... Goes... Is it in? Yes! Runa puts it through. This is going to be our biggest TV run. Finally! Runa goes for something. And he hits the baseline. It looked like he hit it out, but it must have gone in. Love 15. I mean, if you want to play like that, good luck. But it worked today. It worked on that point, I should say. I wouldn't be playing that. I wouldn't be doing those rallies for like, you know, three hours. But okay. Runa punched the backhand through Medvedev. That was good. How long was that rally? It had to have been 25. At least 25 shots. Longest rally in the match. 38! Ha! 38 shots. All right, return from Runa goes in. Medvedev comes in with a swinging volley in the net. Wow, Medvedev! That was a bad mistake. Should have let it drop and bounce. Love 30. Yeah, it was a very boring rally, to be honest. Both guys were just like... And then Runa just goes smack. Love 30. Medvedev serves a fold. Second serve. Second serve. Double fold. Uh-oh. Got my salt thing there. Double fold from Medvedev. And now it's break points for Runa. Love 40. To take the break again. He broke in the first game of the second set. Love 40. Serve out wide the back end of Runa. Return is a moon ball. Medvedev swings it and hits it out! Wow! Wow! Bad errors from Medvedev. Double fold. Two forehand errors after the Runa backhand winner and it's poor three Runa in the second. And he's having a smile too, Runa. Paul! What the H was even that? Yeah. Yep. Spelt too bad. Winner Alcara's dark horse Mehdi, Nori. Fair enough. Oh, Nori. Interesting. Big Mac. Rooting for Carlos. Had that shocking loss this week but hoping the five set RG format will provide him with the extra sets to turn things around. Okay. The cramping in Miami I attribute to the humidity and heat. Paris will be different. Yeah, you might be right. Spelt too bad. Thank you, Jeffery, for the three. Appreciate that. All right, Runa with the break. And this is... Goat. Goat. Goat. Goat. Goat. Goat. Goat. Goat. Goat. Goat. Goat. Goat. Greatest of all times. Spelt. Goat. Janine! Brilliant. Thanks, Cam. No worries. Thank you, Janine, for the 20. Can we get some solutes for all the donations? Appreciate that. And thank you, Janine, for the 20. Um... Yeah, Winner Alcara's dark horse Mehdi or Nori. Nori's an interesting one. Um... Rooting for Carlos. I mean, look, the cramping in Miami... I don't think happens to Carlos in the French. I agree. The humidity and the weather probably hurt Carlos a lot there. But I don't think it happens. Because it didn't happen against Zverev last year. And it didn't happen against Ramos-Vernoles at the French last year. He wasn't cramping at the end of that match. So, yeah, I agree. I think the conditions in... The conditions in the French, at the French shouldn't... Oh, in Paris, I should say. They are not going to be the same. And I mean, look, Runa might benefit from the French open, as well, not being humid. Because remember in Acapulco, that's when Runa was cramping the most in Acapulco this year. And that was super humid, tough conditions. So, yeah, it might... Maybe the conditions... Five-set matches won't be as tough on the body for those guys. As they were in the three-set matches in the other events. All right, back to this. Because it's 4-3, Runa. He's got the break again as he double folds. Put my salt in there. All right, everybody's double folding. One hour, 20 minutes played. And it's... Love 15. Love 15, as we just served from Runa. That's out by a mile. Second serve. 7pm local time, by the way. Rain has stayed away since the start of the match. He's going to find out from Runa to the back of Medvedev. Again, to the front of Runa as Medvedev hits a point on the stretch. And Runa's volley is good, but Medvedev is going to get there with the backhand. But it's in the net from Medvedev. That was a better volley. Runa's starting... Oh, that was not good. Runa is starting to make faces. 15-all. What happened there for Runa? He hit a volley and then was making... Well, kind of wincing his face. Something happened there. Maybe a little bit of soreness, cramp, I don't know. Maybe it's just... Maybe this is what he does. As he serves an ace. 30-15. Runa 30-15 to get to 5-3. Runa serves again. Another fault. Second serve. Serving to the backhand of Medvedev. Runa doesn't come to the net. He hits a forehand. Into the backhand again of Medvedev. Foyanav Runa on the stretch. He's a moon ball. Backhand out from Medvedev goes cross-court. Runa gets it with the backhand of his own. Foyanav from Medvedev is wide. Man, Medvedev's hitting a lot of errors the last two games. He's shanking it a lot. 40-15. Runa to get to 5-3 in this second set. He's won 12 of the last 15 points as well, Runa. Geez. 40-15. Serve is a fault. Second serve. 40-15. Second serve. Into the backhand of Medvedev. Backhand out from Runa. Into the backhand of Medvedev. Into the backhand of Runa as Medvedev hits backhand. Into the backhand again of Runa. He's going backhand with a cross-court with their backhands. He's got another one from Medvedev. Into the backhand again of Runa. Cross-court to cross-court. Drop shot. Medvedev is in the net. It's 5-3. And again, another error from Medvedev in the last... Ever since Runa hit the backhand winner, Medvedev's hit, I think, about five errors in the last two games. At least five errors and a double fault. Struggling Medvedev. All of a sudden, I mean, he broke back. Looked like he was in, like, had the momentum and everything, but it doesn't matter now as we had a slice return from Runa. That goes to the sky. Medvedev with a swinging volley winner. He puts that one away. He missed two of those in the previous games. Finally gets one. 15 love. 15 love. Cameraman has found some random person in the crowd to look at. That's what a serve done to him. An ace. Lovely serve from Medvedev again. 30 love. And a bit of serves. A fault. Second serve. Second serve. Runa runs around, hits a forehand winner. That's a smart shot. Smart from Runa. Running around the backhand, hit a forehand, and then whipping it past Medvedev before he can finish the server's action. 30-15. Served into the front of Runa. Good return to the back of Runa now, to the back of Medvedev. Runa in control. Four hand to four handers. Hit the tape from Runa and Medvedev puts it away. That's unlucky for Runa. He was starting to get on top of that rally too. 40-15. Runa looking pretty spent. He looks a little tied. Maybe that's why he's playing a little more aggressive. Never heard of the Golden Masters, really? I guess because no one's really done it. Not too many players. One player has done it, right? So it's relatively a new thing. There's a bit of volley there from Runa. That's a good shot. Medvedev gets it, but Runa puts away the backhand volley. 40-30. So it's called the Korea Golden Masters, is what it's called. And it's when you win all ATP Masters 1000 events. So you've got to win Indian Wells, Miami, Monte Carlo, Madrid, Italian Open, Canadian Open, Cincinnati, Shanghai, Paris Masters to do it. So far, and the one player has done it. In the history of the ATP. There's a drop shot there from Runa. Not good enough, Medvedev puts it away and makes Runa serve for the set. 5-4, Runa. Djokovic is the only man to have done it. He did it back in, well, he's done it twice, hasn't he, Chad? Yeah, Runa, Djokovic has won a record. 38 Masters 1000. He's also the one, only singles player to complete the Korea Golden Masters, which is, he did by winning Indian Wells, Miami, all those tournaments. He actually did it in 2018 when he won Cincinnati. He also did it in 2020 again when he won Cincinnati. So he was needing Cincinnati. He won that twice and that completed the set. He's also the only guy to win all the Grand Slams twice, isn't he? Is he the only guy that won the Grand, no, no, Rafa did it last year, but he was the only guy to win every slam twice as well until Rafa joined him. But yeah, but Medvedev is also, if he wins this tournament, he will be almost completing the set. Medvedev's got, he's got Miami, he's got Canada, Cincinnati, Shanghai, Paris, and maybe Rome. He's only got three to complete the set. And also, if Medvedev wins this, it'll be his sixth Masters 1000 title, which puts him as number nine on his own for most in history of Masters 1000s. So he's currently equal with Rodik, Safin, Zverev, Bekkah, Kurya, Rios, and Quirton. And if he wins today, he'll be on six, which he stands alone on six, because no one has six. Chang has seven. Muster has eight. Sampris has 11. Murray has 14. Agassi with 17. And then Federer Nadal Djokovic with 28, 36, and 38. So Medvedev, if he does win this, will start to, you know, become one of the best Masters 1000 players going around.  But you've got to remember, this is also something I need to remember myself. Masters 1000s weren't a thing before 1990. So that's why you don't see Mackin row. You don't see Edberg. You don't see Volander. Landl's not there. Where are those guys? They're the best players of the history of the game. Laver. It's because 1990 was when the ATP created the system we all know today. And that is, it's almost like everyone who won those tournaments from 1990 accounts.  It wasn't a thing winning Masters 1000s. As that goes in the net from Runa and Love 15, he's trying to serve for the second set. I sounded like a tour guide. I sounded like it's a tennis tour guide. Hopefully you learned something in the stream chat and I'm not just rambling. Love 15. Love 15. As many tries to break back here in the second set. And the way the first set went, you think Runa needs to break, or needs to hold here and get this second set now because if he gets broken, Mehvedev might take the match. As we're just serving out the backhand and Mehvedev return is, oh, it's just wide. Runa with a serve volley and he almost lost the point, which would have been Love 30. It's 15 all. 15 all. Just wide from Mehdi. Runa. Trying to fist bump his way to the third. Serve out wide. Goes in the corner. Mehvedev corner. Runa is, oh, he overheats it. He overheats it. He knows it. He should have gone back behind Mehvedev routine. He overheats it. And it's 15-30. Man, that was a bad miss. Bad, bad miss. And Patrick Moritoglu is saying, you've got to get now. Get this one. Now, you've got this. You're here. You've got this. 15-30. Serve out wide. The backhand of Mehvedev return to the net. Good serve from Runa. 30 all. 30 all. By the way, chat. Let me know on the chat where you're watching from. I'd love to know where everyone's from. We'll see if we can cover the world. I'm in Australia. It's 3 o'clock in the morning on a Monday. All right. 30 all. As Runa serves two points away from the third. Serve out wide. The corner of Mehvedev return goes in the corner of Runa. Down the line. The backhand of Mehvedev is out from Runa. Break point Mehvedev. Now, we've got Seattle. We've got Poland. We've got Spain, India, Serbia, Alaska. Hey, there we go. Czechia. We've got London. We've got Florida. Midday in Texas. All right. Kenya is in the chat as well. We've got Spain as well. Ireland, Syria, Vancouver, SW19 London. Hey, you're out in Wimbledon. That's awesome. Serve out wide. It's a fault. Second serve. I used to live in W5 and also SW19 as well. 30-40. Second serve. Serve out wide. The backhand of Mehvedev. Backhand now from Runa to the back of the Mehvedev. Down the line. Runa with a slice forehand. Mehvedev in control. He's hit the forehand again to the front of Runa. Runa with a moon ball. Mehvedev with a backhand cross-court. Runa's there with a backhand of his own. As Mehvedev's backhand goes again to the backhand of Runa. Into the backhand of Mehvedev. Another backhand of Runa to the backhand of Mehvedev. Into the forehand of Runa as Mehvedev hits the backhand again. Into the forehand of Runa to the backhand of Mehvedev. That backhand don't miss. Forehand to forehand. Now Mehvedev with a forehand down the line. Into the backhand of Runa. Mehvedev with a backhand on the stretch now. That goes in. Runa again goes in the net. And it doesn't miss that backhand, Mehvedev. It's a brick wall. I don't know what Runa was thinking. He just kept going there. Mehdi's like, all right. Five-five back on serve. Sloppy game from Runa. Was that the chance for Runa to get to a third? All right, here we go. Let's see what can happen here. Mehdi's serving to get in the lead and be one game away from lifting the trophy in Rome. How, where are we? What universe are we in? What happened? Do we change timelines? What's going on? Five-five, second serve Mehdi Dev. Into the back end of Runa. Back end of Mehdi. Into the forehand of Runa as Mehdi hits the backhand slice on the stretch in the net. Runa great in the corner. Love 15. Runa is getting, it's a beard. He's got, in that beard, he just like has all the answers. He's like, here. Clay caught tennis, drop shot, drop shot, passing shot. Clay caught sliding. He is all in the beard. But now he's double, now he's hitting the ball out. Love 30. Yeah, it's all in that beard. The beard gives him Clay caught strength. Beard for Dev. Love 30. Clay for Dev, do you know? We're in the Clay for Dev universe.  All right, here we go. Mehdi, he's in trouble here though. Love 30. Second serve Mehdi. Second serve. Into the forehand of Runa. Forehand from Mehdi Dev. Down the line is good. Runa with the backhand slice. Mehdi comes in with the swinging volley. Runa's there with the pass, but it's wide. Man, Runa's shanking that wide. 15-30. Harron, 33 minutes played. And thank gosh, the rain has held off. Now, the rain is, according to the radar, is still a threat, but it might not happen until the third. If there's a third. There's been a forehand from Mehdi Dev. Down the line, that's a good shot. Runa with the lob, no, it's out. And it's 30-all. And Runa screaming at the coach's box. 30-all. What a turnaround from two weeks ago, or three, what was it, five weeks ago when these guys played. Mehdi is such a quick learner. As he serves a fault. Second serve. Six points away from winning the trophy here as he serves down the front of Runa. Return goes in the front of Mehdi Dev. Back in our Runa. Down the line to the forehand of Mehdi Dev. As Runa hits the forehand again to the front of Mehdi. Into the backhand of Runa. As Mehdi hits the backhand of forehand again to the front of Runa. It's a drop shot. We haven't seen that for a long time. And it's a winner. Where have these drop shots been? He finally gets one. This is gonna be on tennis TV, Rob.  And he finally hits a drop shot. And it's a winner. I mean, the ball bounces high. His court does not let it play. Like the drop shots don't bounce high if they're good. 30-40. A chance for Runa to break and then serve at the set again. And Mehdi serves an ace. All right, back to Deuce. That's his fourth ace Mehdi Dev in this set. The coach of Mehdi is not even faced. He's like, I guess that was pretty good. Great, serve again Mehdi Dev. Advantage Runa. Sorry, advantage Mehdi.  Advantage Mehdi to get the lead and be one game away from lifting the trophy here. Wild, wild from Mehdi. As he serves the fourth, second serve. Second serve. Second serve in the back end of Runa. Return goes in the back end of Mehdi Dev. Four now, Runa. Into the four on the Mehdi Dev. Again to the forehand of Runa. As Mehdi hits the forehand, again to the four on Runa. To the four on the Mehdi Dev. Into the back end of Runa. As Mehdi hits the back end. No, Runa in the net. Mehdi Dev gets the lead. And he's one game away from becoming one of the serious contenders. I mean, we're all jokes aside. You know, we're all calling him Claibornev and ah, this is so funny. Look at this. We're gonna start taking Mehdi Dev a little more serious now because he's about to beat City Pass and Runa back to back on Clay. Two guys who are very capable of Claycourt tennis. So, I think we gotta start taking him a lot more serious if he wins one more game. All right, Chapp. Whoops, wrong one. Claibornev- The question! The question! Claibornev is real. Claibornev is real. It'll be a tie break. And we thought the first set was gonna be a tie break and look what happened. By the way, we're almost at a thousand likes. Can we get to a thousand likes by the end of this game?  I don't know. But can we get to the, can we get to a thousand likes? We're almost there. Runa gonna get broken again. I mean, that's what's been happening. I mean, Mehdi Dev is one. He's lost three sets. Seven, five. Sidney pass, twice, seven, five. And then now Runa once and maybe twice to win the match. Thank you, Crypto. You're just being me. No worries, Dutchie. I think I still back Mehdi in a tie. Well, yeah, if it goes to a tie break, does that make, I don't think that's any easier for Runa. I mean, it might just be delaying the inevitable. Maybe making it to six, five is enough for Mehdi. You know, he already, Runa already had his chance to win the match. So, oh, sorry, win the set. Where am I from? I'm from Australia. Now the court conditions are the same as Rome or the French. They're supposed to be, yeah. Very similar. But Mehdi Dev is just, he is playing clay court tennis. That's the biggest difference from the match that he played in Monte Carlo against Runa. Like Mehdi Dev is playing, he's sliding around. And to be honest, Runa is playing into Mehdi Dev's hands. Like Mehdi Dev is like, oh, but it's gonna rally? I can rally. Whereas Runa, you know, he's not really playing his game. Mehdi Dev's controlling all the things at the moment. Just getting the ball back and Runa's doesn't know what to do. Four now from Runa. In the net, love 15. Love 15. And Runa's trying to hit the ball through Mehdi Dev, which doesn't work. Do I like Kyrus? Yeah, Kyrus are great. Love 15. Again, thanks for joining us. Don't forget to subscribe if you haven't already. We're gonna be watching the French Open, of course. All the way through is Runa hits a terrible kick serve out to the back of Mehdi Dev. And then it's a forehand into the front of Mehdi. Into the drop shot of Runa, Runa in the net. Runa's not what to do. Love 30. Mehdi Dev's two points away. Two points away from winning Rome. What? What is this? Where are, what is going on? In what world are we in? I mean, this is Mehdi Dev's world. Where does all live in it? Claver Dev's world. Love 30. Serve out wide as a fold. Second serve. Love 30. Second serve, Runa. Second serve into the front of Mehdi Dev. Return goes in the front of Runa. Again, to the front of Mehdi. Runa with the backhand is out. We got match points. Championship points for Daniel Mehdi Dev. On a clay court. On a clay court. And he's about to win another Masters 1,000 title. And like I said, he's ticking all the boxes. He's gonna win his sixth Masters 1,000 event. There's nine in the collection and he's about to win his sixth. Love 40. Mehdi Dev championship point. He serves out wide, Runa a fold. Second serve. Second serve. Runa out wide to the backhand of Mehdi Dev. Return goes in to the backhand of Runa. Backhand of Mehdi Dev. Again, to the forehand of Runa. Who goes on the line? Mehdi on the stretch gets it. Runa in trouble. Foein goes in the backhand of Mehdi Dev. Backhand of Runa on the stretch is good. Mehdi with a drop shot. That is gonna go in the nets. That was so close. If that goes over, GGs. It doesn't. It's 15-40, one save that's starting to rain. 15-40. Not hard enough to stop. We're not gonna stop this match. Tell you what, if Runa somehow comes back it's a tiebreaker, my friend. All right, 15-40. Championship point number two. Daniel Mehdi Dev. Don't forget to subscribe. We haven't already. Appreciate everyone being here. Runa taking a little extra time here. And they're waiting for the, the umpire saying crowd, please be quiet. Here we go, 15-40. Serve out wide as a fault. Second serve, Runa. Second serve, Runa. Goes in to the backhand of Mehdi Dev. Foein out from Runa. Into the backhand of Mehdi on the stretch. Slice goes in from Mehdi Dev. Runa with a Foein down the line. Is it in? It's out. No way. The umpire called it. The umpire called it. Mehdi Dev on the ground. Klayvedev does it. It's out from Runa. The umpire made the overall. And Mehdi Dev wins Rome. Klayvedev does it. They shake hands with the umpire. GGs. Oh my God. Daniel Mehdi Dev's won his 20th title. Fifth of the year. He's the best player of the year. He's gotta be. And now, I know we've been making jokes. Klayvedev, blah, blah, blah. He is actually a chance at the French. He's number two in the world. He's number two in the world now. Djokovic goes down to number three. So not only did Nolay lose his top spot, he lost his second spot too. We could have a French open. Where Djokovic and Alcarez are up the top. And Mehdi Dev by himself down the bottom. I mean, the French open just got a hell of a lot weirder. I mean, Raph is gone and look what's happened. It's gone crazy. Everything's gone crazy. Mehdi Dev wins in Rome. That is insane. And he beats both. He beats two of the better Klaycore players in the world. The tennis world has been flipped on its head. It's crazy. He beats Sidney Pass and Runa back to back to win his first Klaycore, first big Klaycore title. 20th title in his 20th different city or whatever that is. You know that whole thing? My God, GGs. What the heck is that? I know. What a weird, what are we? This is so weird. I mean, when did Rebak in a winning, as it was kind of weird too, but Mehdi Dev winning was weirder. I thought Mehdi Dev hated Klay. Now he loves it. Man, wow. Incredible. Why didn't, I don't think anyone had Mehdi Dev in their fan slam. I mean, no one would have had Mehdi Dev in their fan slam. Not seriously. Maybe it's a joke. But man, and look, that's the second 1,000 event Runa's lost. And I think it's probably the second one he should have, I mean, this year, second final that he maybe should have won because he definitely should have won Monte Carlo. Definitely should have won Monte Carlo. And this should have been three sets. He should have won that second set serving for it. But man. Don't know Mehdi Dev. And let me just show you again, Chat. This graphic. So, look at this. Daniel Mehdi Dev, he's won Miami. He's won Canada. He's won Cincinnati. He's won Shanghai. He's won Paris. Now he's won Rome. He's got to the final of Indian Wells. Quarterfinals of Monte Carlo, Madrid semi fourth round. He's three away from the Golden Masters. I mean, the start of the year when he was playing terrible, we weren't even talking about him winning another slam. We were talking about Mehdi Dev trying to get back in the top 10. He is now only three away from the Golden Masters, which is only what Djokovic has done. No one else has done it. He could do it. I mean, what do you think? Maybe the Indian Wells might be the hardest because he hates playing on that slow hard court. But if he can win this, he can win Madrid. Right? I mean, he can win Madrid surely. Let's have a look at the power rankings as well. This will change. And Mehdi Dev's got to be number one because he's won five titles and he's come out and he's beaten two guys in the top 10 of the power ranks. Chat, is Mehdi Dev the best player of 2023? He has to be. He was the best hardcore player. And then now I think he's the best player overall because he's just won a title. He's won a massive clay title. So it's going to probably be Mehdi Dev number one, Alcarez number two, going into the French. Sinner might be pushed down with Runa going probably up to, I think Runa probably goes up to number four or three or four. Djokovic will rise after his week. Fritz and Rubellev might drop. So it might be Mehdi Dev, Alcarez, maybe Sinner, Djokovic, Runa, like not in that order, but just those five.  But man, what the hell? What are we, what is going on? Where are we? 2023 is weird. Chat, it's weird. Blue trophies are team trophies. So Fritz won the United Cup. We're only halfway through 2023, but at the moment Mehdi Dev is the number one. He's the best player this year. He's the best player since today. From the end of May, he is the best player of the year. French open, if he wins, if he doesn't win it, he might not have to win it to stay there. He might only have to make the quarter finals to make it worth it. Now Mehdi Dev, someone asked, what is Mehdi Dev's best result of the French? Well, he made a quarter final randomly two years ago.  And then all of a sudden he made a quarter final. Like, do you, do you really? Last year, he made the fourth round. He lost in the first round of the French Open for four years in a row before 21. In 2021, he went through the French Open, beating, beating as the number two player in the world, beating Bublick, Paul, Opelka, Garin, and then he lost to Siddi Pass. And then last year when he didn't even play because he was injured for the most part of the Clay Court season, he came in as the number two player in the world again, beat Bagnes, Jera, Ketchmenovich, and lost to Chilich. So, like, and Chad, like I said, the draw for the French Open is gonna be so important. So important. Mainly to see where Djokovic is, because he's the floater. Big Mac. Mehdi crushing two of the three best new gens, Sinner and Rune. Exploding head happy for Mehdi pushing through and improving his game. So good. RG will be interesting this year. Oh, so interesting. Anonymous. Why didn't Rune adjust his game plan? The template was set earlier this year. Anonymous, I have no idea. I don't know why. I think it was because he was coming to the net.  Rune did that, but it didn't work for a little bit. And I think that discouraged him. So I think when he, he only won 50% of points at the net or even less now, I guess, after the, maybe at the end of the match. But once he didn't believe that the game of coming to the net worked, he stopped doing it. And he started a rally with Mehvedev. And that's when, that's exactly what Mehvedev wants. I think he should have done underarm serve just to keep Mehvedev guessing. He didn't really hit that many drop shots, Rune, maybe two or three. Again, something that he should have done more. Bring Mehvedev to the net. Mehvedev can't volley that well. Why not bring him in? So I think there was a lot of things that Rune didn't do that probably he should have. And he played into Mehvedev hands. I mean, like rallying with Mehvedev on the baseline, doesn't matter if it's clay, grass, hard court. It could be on the moon and it wouldn't matter. Mehvedev's going to win those points pretty much every time. Ah man, but yeah.  It was more that like he just, he lost faith in the game plan. I think, you know, and Patrick Morteau was like, no, stick with it. And he's like, no, get stuffed. So I think he lost hope in the game plan and he just gave up on that and, Mehvedev won. Mehvedev won. Rain delays, feud for no reason, celebrating and swimming on soil. What are you talking about? Hey, guess what? We didn't get a rain delay in this final. Yay. We were supposed to rain, which luckily it held off. It might rain in the next couple of hours, but at least we got through the final. Well, it did rain to the start. But it didn't rain at the end, thank God. We got through a full final. Yep, save score is the last match too, right? It was so weird, hey? 75, 75, exactly like the scissi pass match. Here's Fumble, yeah. Mehvedev is enjoying playing on clay this year, which is a big difference from the previous seasons. Like the fact that it was always, it was always a mental, it was always a mindset thing for Mehvedev. He hated clay. It wasn't that he couldn't play on clay, he just hated, he hated clay courts. Nothing to do with, nothing to do with his game, he's capable obviously.  So Mehvedev has a voodoo doll for his opponents. Crazy. French Open 2023 is gonna be tricky, yeah. So let me go through the rankings because the rankings are ready. Now wild, okay, this is throwing, this is so, so random now. So Mehvedev is now number two in the world. You got Alcares, Mehvedev won two.  Mehvedev was on a five-match losing streak to start the year, right? He's now won five of his six finals he's played. Alcares is number one, but only by 500 points. So Mehvedev, if he has a decent French Open and Alcares doesn't, could be number one after the French. Djokovic is number three, Rude is number four. That's the top four seats for the French, right? So what that means, it means that Alcares, Mehvedev don't play till the finals, that's great for Mehdi. Don't play Alcares until the last possible moment. But it means Djokovic will either be up the top or down the bottom. So when they do the draw on Thursday or Friday, whenever Thursday, right? When they do the draw, Djokovic being up the top or down the bottom is a big deal. Djokovic wants to be down the bottom.  So Alcares and Mehvedev are basically trying to avoid Djokovic and that will make a big deal because of course the top four seats play in the semis. So playing Djokovic in the semis as opposed to the final especially if Djokovic goes with Alcares, Djokovic versus Alcares and let's say Mehvedev makes the final, those guys battle. It means Mehvedev only has to play one of them, not both. So that's a big deal. And also no disrespect to Kasparud but he's not Djokovic, right? So you'd rather play Rude than Djokovic. City pass at five, Rune at six, Rube Levitt seven, Sinner at eight. That's a tough top eight. So Mehvedev's best case scenario, right? He gets Rude in his draw. He probably gets Rune, if he gets Rune, that's probably a good thing or maybe even Steph. I don't think he minds either of those guys. And he probably gets, if he gets Sinner because Sinner has never beaten him. So he has a good record over Sinner. But the big thing is don't get Djokovic. If he avoids Djokovic, I mean, look, he could have Rude, City pass, Rube Lev, and that's a good draw for Mehdi because Mehdi's beaten City pass, Rube Lev, he's got a good record against and Rude is better to play against than Djokovic even if Rude's good Claycorder still. Or he could get Rude, Rune and Sinner, which is, again, he just beat Rune. He's beaten Sinner a lot. And again, you'd rather have Rude on a Claycourt or the French in a Grand Slam than Djokovic. So the draw is gonna be huge for Mehdi and Elkaraz. Where does Djokovic fall? Because Djokovic is gonna have to play Mehdi or Elkaraz. Who gets Djokovic is gonna be the question.  I mean, look, there's the top eight. There's a big difference between the guys I just talked about and FAA Fritz, Hashinov, going into the French, right? No one really outside of that top eight. I think we're really talking about serious contenders, are we? Nadal's not playing, Baratini's not playing, who maybe, you know, you would give as a, maybe Baratini can be dangerous sometimes.  You don't wanna play him, I guess. Zverev is out of the top outside of that too. So maybe you don't wanna get Zverev in a third round, right, which could happen. Zverev's 27 in the world at this point. He might be a third-round opponent for somebody. Curious was not playing, of course. So yeah, I mean, maybe you don't wanna play Chorich, but again, Chorich has been so, so on the clay. Carrots, yeah, Carrots will be unseated first round. But yeah, I mean, it's gonna be a very interesting draw. Very, very interesting draw on come Thursday. Nobody wants to drop, yeah, there's a lot of unseated players that people don't wanna play, but yeah, when it comes to like serious contenders that you, you know, we'll get, we'll do the, don't know, in the preview on Thursday, we'll talk about all those things. When does qualifying start? I think qualifying starts tomorrow for the French. What about Curious? Curious is not playing. Draw comes out Thursday. Baratini's not playing the French, no. He pulled out. Didn't he just pull out like two days ago? What food should I have for lunch? I don't know. Medi thanked Patrick for his speech. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. Thank you for pissing off your student. Logic of seeding should be one versus four. That's not how it works. That's not how it is. It's one and two don't play and then they get split. It's just random. It's not one versus four. I know some tournaments, people think that's how it works, but it's not how it works. And I get your logic, but then again, if that's the logic we're gonna go by, then everyone's gonna, then we could just go like, well, one versus four and then five versus eight and then everything else. But I mean, it is what it is. I like it being random because it makes the draw tougher for some, you know? It makes it really tough. Someone might get, you know, the hardest plays in the top eight and the other half was not as hard. That's what the draw is all about. Medi said, Bernadis made a mistake on that last ball from Runa, who's actually in and he thanked him for that. Really? That's crazy. Carlos, the umpire gets a shot. Really? Yeah. That's great. I'm sure the umpire loves that. He's like, hey, thank you for making an error at the last on championship point. Well, Medvedev, look, Carlos Bernadis, he made a lot of errors. So, I mean, at least Medvedev pointed it out, I guess. Oh man, so weird. So crazy. So yeah, so now Medvedev is the only player on six Masters 1000s. Can number five and six be in the same half? No. I don't think so. Medvedev now sits high, top of the rankings. Yeah, he's number two in the world. Draws weren't random. Players may have an incentive to throw matches. Exactly, that's a good, that's a good, and look, let's say, like, I mean, yeah, I mean, let's talk about that. Let's say Medvedev didn't want to be number two, right? He could have thrown this match to be number three. So you know what, like, that's a very good point. It avoids players, like, because it's random, if it was one versus four, two versus three, and you had a chance to be four or three, and you want to be four because the number one is, you have a better record against the number one than number two, then there is an incentive to throw matches, true. You know? And we don't want that because then, you know, people get, then, you know, that's borderline match fixing. Or it might be blatantly match fixing. So you're right there. That's a good, that's a really good point. Did Ruiner explode physically? Not really, it was pretty chill. Is the Golden Masters overall in a year? No, overall, a career Golden Masters. A calendar Golden Masters would be every tournament in the year, but the Golden Masters is over your career, because it's pretty much impossible to do it in one year. No one's come close. They're doing it all in a single season. They'll be nuts. Good final, just two sets. Yeah, it was a competitive final. Ruiner had his moments, and Medvedev won. I mean, I said at the start, I picked Ruiner to win, but I was happy, I'm happy with Medvedev wins. I'm happy to be wrong. And I can't, it's, man, like it's mind-blowing. It makes things so, so random, it's crazy. Such a crazy thing, anonymous. Crushing defeat for Ruin after losing at Monte Carlo in Rome, only one title so far this year. Yeah, it's tough. Vims. If Novak is ready, there is nothing to fear. Yeah, yeah, look, I think Novak. Look, I think Novak and Alkarez, he didn't play, he hasn't played Alkarez on a clay called Medvedev, so I don't think that would go well. Look, Djokovic and Alkarez beat Medvedev on clay. I think we can all agree, right? Or maybe not, maybe he doesn't. But I think, I think if he plays Alkarez on clay or Medvedev, sorry, or Djokovic, totally different story to playing, you know, City Pass who had family drama, maybe a bit distracted, or Ruina who is still super young. So it's a big difference to play those guys on a clay court in five. But yeah, tough defeat. I mean, Ruina should have won Monte Carlo and he should have gotten to a third set today. So yeah, two disappointing performances, but he is playing better than he was at the start of the year. So he isn't getting better. He's had a pretty good clay season, Ruina, so far. You know, he's made two finals. He's won a title. Madrid was a let down, but overall I think he would say he's had a pretty good season on clay. Medvedev, by the way, Chat, 10 wins on clay. Did we not say, did we not? Look, Chat, I don't like to pat myself on the back much, but I'm gonna pat myself on the back. Go watch the finals of Miami in New Wales. Did I not say that Medvedev was gonna have the best clay court season he would ever have this year? Did I not say that, Chat? Did I not say that? Did I not say that I think Medvedev is gonna win more clay court matches this year than ever? Didn't think he was gonna win a title, but I did say that he was gonna play that had the best clay court season of his career this year. He's gonna be the best he's ever been on clay this year. And he's doing it. He must listen. I am from the future. Don't forget. Thank you. I get a gold star. Thank you. That's all I wanted. I just want to get, I just want somebody to give me, I just need validation. Thank you. Thank you. Well, no, like, he was doing a lot of things on the hard courts. That's why it wasn't a shot in the dark. He was hitting a lot of drop shots on the hard court. So it's kind of like he was practicing back then. So thank you for the salute. But yeah, he was, I mean, look, he's won 10 matches on the hard, on the clay courts this year, more than any other season in his, like, you know, top tier level. And that's only the beginning. He could have been 15 by the time he gets to the French, right? At the end of the French Open, he could have won, you know, 15 or maybe, you know, maybe more. Makes it to a semi-final. He's won 15 matches on clay this year, which is ridiculously good for Mevida. The saying is bad is for Djokovic. It's also bad for Elkras. Of course, it's terrible for both. If they get put in the same section of the draw, they're in the same half. That's what makes it so bad for them, you know? Elkras and Djokovic, with Mevida winning this tournament, it makes it terrible for both of them. Cause now they might have to play each other. Do you think Tomek is going to make a comeback? No, no. Can five and six can be in the same half, or can they? It's very, okay, fair enough. Thank you for the confirmation. Yeah, I haven't done the research for you. Thank you for the confirmation. What about Runa? What about Runa? Nolei won't get to a quarter-final. To be honest, Nolei haven't been informed.  You didn't count out grand-same Nolei? I mean, look at Djokovic before he's thrown open. He had a leg problem. He almost lost a quarter in a final. He barely scraped through winning a title in Adelaide, and then he went through the Australian Open on one leg demolishing everybody. Grand-same Nolei is the different guy. You can't, like, everything that's happened so far on the clay, Djokovic is a different guy when he hits the French open. Yeah, he had elbow problems, but they don't seem to have been a problem this week. He had to sleeve on, I think, the first round, but after that, he was pretty free. He won something, though. Yeah, but he didn't win it convincingly. Like, even if he had won, I don't know, Bosnia would we be thinking, oh, he won Bosnia? No? I'm not, I'm never gonna count Djokovic out of the slam. Even if he didn't have a great form, it's like, all right, but he's gonna walk through the French open doors and it'll get into Roland Garros. That's a different guy. Because Djokovic cares more about slams, right? We all know that. That's a common, it's been like three years. Last three years, that's all that's mattered. You know, masters are nice. You know, he's got all of them, though. He doesn't need any more, he's got Rome. You know, he doesn't need Rome, he doesn't need Madrid. But he wants more grand slams. Especially when Rafa's not around. Because Rafa won when Nole was not around. Remember? Australia opened last year. So Djokovic is gonna be totally different when he gets to the French, because he's got, he's hungrier. He's got more motivation. He wants to take the grand slam record. He wants to take it from Rafa in Rafa's house while Rafa's not home. He's gonna steal it from Rafa in his own house. You know, the Statue of Rafa's out the front. Djokovic is gonna, you know, graffiti that on their way out as he wins the French Open.  So like, you know, like totally different guy coming to the French Open Djokovic. Different mentality, different, you know, the main goal is to win as many slams as possible. Masters are nice, but slams are different. So different for Djokovic. Yeah, massive opportunity to win.  But Djokovic is gonna, he's trying to win the French Open and win every grand slam three times. Which again, is another thing that nobody's ever even thought about doing. So there's a lot more to play for for Djokovic at the French than there is in Rome and Madrid or anywhere else. So yeah. So don't count Djokovic out just yet. What if Medvedev wins the French? Does he deserve a statue? I don't know, maybe. Nole won't win the French. Wimbledon maybe, okay? No, I'm not saying that he's guaranteed the French, but I'm just saying he is going to be different at the French. So anything that's happened so far for Djokovic on the clay, I don't think it's gonna happen. I mean, look, he lost, who'd he lose to? He lost to Livevich in straight sets. In a two out of three sets he lost. He lost to Moussedi in three sets. And he lost to Ruiner in three sets. So, and he didn't play Madrid. So if those are five set matches, would he have beaten, he's beaten Moussedi in five? Would he have come back to win against Ruiner two sets of one down? Ruiner was playing pretty good, so maybe not. But he's Livevich from two sets of love down. Djokovic would still go, yeah, I can come back. I can win. Because if you come back from someone, if you come back against City Pass in a final two sets of love down at the French, Livevich in a second round, you're probably believing yourself. So again, I would not be counting out Djokovic. Different, is a different guy, different guy coming in. Sinner's definitely not laughing anymore. Laughing at what? Everybody knows Nolay loses first two sets. Something different. Top half of the draw, City Pass, Djokovic, Sinner and Elkaraz. That would be so crazy. Yeah, I guess look, we're talking about like Mevvedev, right? Who does he wanna play and who does he not wanna play? Who does Elkaraz wanna not play and who does he wanna play? I gotta be real. If it's Elkaraz, Djokovic, Runa and Sinner, that is the worst draw for Elkaraz, right? Because Sinner can beat him. Runa's beaten him. Djokovic, you know, Grand Slam, Djokovic, a different guy. And then Mevvedev will get Rude, City Pass and Rubelev, who I think he would, I think it's more important that Elkaraz avoids players than Mevvedev playing whoever. Because I think Mevvedev, if he plays Runa, if he plays City Pass, if he plays Rude, Rubelev, Sinner, it doesn't really matter that much. They're all kind of like, he thinks he can probably beat all of them or maybe they can get him. I don't know. But Elkaraz, he can't play. It's gonna be so brutal if he has to play Djokovic and Runa and Sinner potentially, you know? Like, you know what I mean? Like it's way, the draw is way more important for Elkaraz than Mevvedev. Starting with Djokovic, where's he for? But then after that, you know, Elkaraz wants to play Rubelev and City Pass and Rude, right? He wants those guys. He needs those guys. That would be a good draw for him.  And don't have to mention Djokovic, if he gets Elkaraz, right? Djokovic, Elkaraz. And then you put Runa up there as well, who Runa is just beating Djokovic, right? That would be, those three guys could be in the top half of the draw. And that's a nightmare. And then you put Sinner up there who took Djokovic to five at the Wimbledon, right?  Somebody clip this, because if that happens, we'll do like a do-do-do-do-do, like in three days time, you know? We'll do that. If that happens, it's a nightmare, and then it happens, you know? Like, we'll do that. So somebody clip this. But yeah, those four guys in the top half is a nightmare. Can you imagine? That would be the top heaviest draw ever. Well, not ever, because that was two years ago when we had Federer and Adal Djokovic in the top half. But it would be super crazy. Who is in better shape among the favorites? Well, I mean, Medvedev's a favorite, right? Um, I mean, I don't know. I still think Elkaraz and Djokovic. Again, Djokovic. Djokovic, Djokovic, Djokovic. Golden Masters, Medi. Medi could definitely win the Golden Masters. He could definitely win the Golden Masters. AO22 and FF, French Open 22 were so unbalanced. Well, unbalanced or like top heavy or bottom heavy, whatever you want to call it. I mean, maybe. Djokovic has a pending elbow problem. Djokovic had an elbow problem that he got in Monte Carlo, that he dealt with in Monte Carlo, that he took into Bosnia, that he took Madrid off four. But it didn't bother him in Rome. The elbow bothered him in the first match. But after that, his elbow didn't seem a problem. At least it didn't look like it. So I don't think the elbow is a problem going into the French. As much as it was at the start. Yes, he had an elbow problem, but I don't think it's as bad now. And losing to Runa might be a good thing because it gives him an extra week to kind of get ready, right? So I don't think, I don't think, unless he comes out on day one of the French Open with an elbow sleeve, then I'll forget everything I said. But I don't think Djokovic has got a big elbow problem going into the French. He doesn't have an injury problem. As bad as he did, you know, like I said, in Monte Carlo and Bosnia and whatever. What round do you think realistically if it's Vera over the French? It goes to his draw. I mean, he might get a third round match up with Elkraz. Right? That could happen. He could get a third round match with Djokovic because he's down in the ranks. So it comes down to Elkrz, sorry, it's Vera's draw. If he gets, best case scenario, I think if it's Vera, if it's Vera have got maybe Rueblev, maybe, maybe Mervitv. I mean, maybe he wants to take Mervitv for a third time and try and get him on the clay in the third one. I don't know, but yeah. Who's the dark horse for the French? It's hard to say Mervitv's a dark horse, right? Like, I don't think Metti's a dark horse now because he's won a big trophy. I mean... Seven different ATP 1000 for Metti. Same as Nadal, Murray and Agassi. How about that? Oh, you're counting the ADB finals. Are you counting the ADB finals? Thank you for the two. Yeah, seven different, yeah. Including the ADB finals, yeah. Sure. I just want to check something for a... Let me just check if I can do this for a second. Maybe we should start doing this as a member's... A member's, uh, exquisite. Sinner as Alcaraz as Kryptonite. Carlos just beat him at the U.S. Open but lost to him at Wimbledon decisively. Alcaraz would prefer to avoid Sinner at all cost. I agree. I agree. Members, are you in the chat? I want to see if that worked. That worked? Where are the members at? Members, get your questions. I feel like we could start doing this. Like, have a member's... A member's only section so their members get their questions at the end. We're going to sign off in a second, so... Or in like five minutes. So let's just give the members a chance so I can read their quid. If you want to be a member, it's only a dollar a month so you can be involved in the discussion still. If you want to be a member, it's up to you. You don't have to. Any questions from the members? When is the French Open draw? The French Open draw is on Thursday, I think. Or Friday. If secrecy and city pass lost, who? Sorry, Shannon, I missed that one. I don't know who... There's a typo. Who's the WTA Dark Horse? Who is the WTA Dark Horse? That's a good question. Man, Pagula? I don't know. After this week, I don't know. Coulda Metova, maybe. She's had a pretty good couple of weeks. Kyrus might be coming back for the grass. What's tennis? What tennis is next? French Open. Next week, there's tournaments but nothing worth really watching until maybe the end of the week if something, like if we get good matches but next week's pretty chill. Next week, we're taking the whole week off because we've got to get ready for the French. French is, I need to recharge. Hey, thank you, Grave. Becoming a member, I appreciate that. If Rebecca and I were allowed to get 2,000 points where would she be ranked? I think she would still be stirred but just behind Savalenka, I think. Any exciting qualities? Not really. Thank you, Perp for becoming a member. Appreciate that. Can we get some solutes for the new members, please? They'll be nice. Thank you, appreciate that. This French Open's gonna be fire.  Wouldn't player want a competitive run so then final they are prime? What do you mean, in reference to what? Yeah, yeah, Ryan, we're gonna be streaming the draw 100%. We do all the, like we do the draw preview show, live show, every, every, or the draw ceremony show, every single big event. So we'll definitely be doing the draw ceremony show on for the French. No worries, see you later, Diane. Thanks for joining us. Predict some ups and to the French. Oh man, it's gotta be, you gotta, the draw, I mean, gotta wait for the draw. By the way, I'm gonna give some memberships because I forgot, Zach, I know you're here, mate, somewhere, but I'm so sorry that I've totally forgot. Me and Zach were talking off before the match. We're gonna do a Zach versus Cam. He was gonna take Medvedev, I took Runa, but I forgot to mention it. So I'm gonna give five memberships because I lost because I picked Runa. So, yeah, I hope Zach's still here. I know I forgot to mention it. So five members going to five randoms. Thank you WK for becoming a member, appreciate that. So five of you in the chat who maybe are still watching this, but you can't, you wanna be a part of the conversation now as a member, thank you for becoming a member, appreciate it. Tim Heman and Martina divided, Tim thinks Elkwiz, Martina thinks Djokovic. Yeah, I think, because if they meet in the final, like Djokovic is proven, Elkwiz is still at the French open, is still unproven. There you go, Siket, Rosa, Max, Crosscourt and Narage. Welcome. There you go. Yeah, I'm with Martina. I'm still going with Djokovic just because I know he can win the French. I don't know if Elkwiz can, we haven't seen it yet. Five titles and we're not even halfway through the year. I don't know, Medvedev is on fire. Five titles in six finals plus, like five titles in his last, like seven events, right? So like, so what did he win? He won Dubai, he won Rotterdam or something. What did he win? He won Rotterdam Dubai. No, what did he win? I'm gonna get this right. I know he won an indoor tournament. Yeah, he did win Rotterdam. So he won Rotterdam, Doha, Dubai, and then he lost in the mid, so that was four, no, so it was three, then he lost in Indian was final, then he won Miami, then he's played Monte Carlo, Madrid and then lost and then won here. So yeah, five titles in eight tournaments, that's crazy. That's crazy.  You expect to see Carlson Beast mode? Yeah, hopefully, that'd be ideal. I think Mehdi should take grass serious. He's capable of Winby. Yeah, if he didn't get banned last year, I think it would have been a serious threat, but unfortunately politics, but hopefully he plays this year and hopefully he gets to play. Five out of his last eight, lost in Indian was Monte Carlo, Madrid. Thank you Natalie for the confirmation. Carlitos on four titles, yep. So Mehdi's got the most titles of anybody, including Elkores, but Elkores was injured for the first month, so he kind of didn't get a chance to win a title in Australia, maybe, but still. So Mehdi has lost four matches this year, sorry, five matches this year, right? He lost to Djokovic in Adelaide. He lost to Corda at the Australian Open. Elkores in Indian Wells, Carrots in Madrid and Runa, so five losses this year, Mehdi. Elkores, Djokovic, Runa, and then two kind of random-ish losses, too. See you later, Lisa. Thank you for the nice words. I don't think Shriontek gonna win, like I really think this. Well, Shannon, the injury is huge, isn't it? The injury is such a huge deal.  It's gonna be weird seeing Shriontek number in the rankings during the live rankings. Yeah, she'll be number two, isn't she? Cause she loses all those points, but she will be, I mean, look, I don't think I, we're gonna have to do the math, but I don't think Sabalenka will be number one after the French, but Wimbledon could be a thing. So looking at the live rankings, Shriontek loses 2,000 points, 6,940 points, right? I think Sabalenka loses 150 points. So Sabalenka will be, what, about 300 points ahead, 400 points, we'll say just to make it 400 points, which means that if Shriontek has to do like almost two things better than Sabalenka. So if Sabalenka wins the fourth round, Shriontek has to make the semis all better, something like that. Again, quick, might be more, she might have to go at the final, Sabalenka makes the fourth round, but yeah, it'll be a great, look, French Open is gonna have a, for the first time, I think for a long time, we're gonna have the men and women's rankings, both up for grabs, the top spot, because we've got Mehvedev trying to get to number one, Djokovic as well, and Elkraz, a three-person battle, and I mean, Rude's probably too far away, but actually he's way down because he has points to lose. So we've got a three-person battle for the French Open. In fact, Djokovic, oh no, because Elkraz and Mehdi both did pretty well last year, so they've all got points to lose. So there's a three-man battle for the number one spot at the French on the ATP, and then on the WTA, it's between, it's between the top two. So there's, I don't know if that's ever happened, have we ever had, after a Grand Slam, the number one and number one on both sides, we could have Mehvedev and Sabalenka number one, getting to number one after this tournament. I mean, is that ever, I don't know if that's happened recently, I don't think so, to change it at the top on both WTA and ATP is wild. No worries, Greggs, thanks for supporting the channel, mate, I appreciate the, I'm glad, go, if you're in the members discord, by the way, and if you are a member, jump in the discord, members only discord. Greggs has been putting articles in there, you can, he's been writing articles about all the different things going around in tennis, so go check him out. When was the last time, both the ATP and WTA number ones were Russian? Saffin, maybe Saffin and, I don't know, maybe never, I mean Saffin, Mehvedev, Kofelnikov, and then on the women's side, you have like Sharapova, but the Russian ladies didn't start, didn't get going until like 2004 and Saffin didn't reach number one after 2001, I guess, so they might not have ever been an overlap, unless there was a Russian lady in 2000, but I can't think of it. And I don't think there was a Russian number one back in the 90s for the ladies, so I don't think ever, don't think ever. Thoughts on team of the French? I just hope he gets a decent draw so we can play, you know, win a couple of matches. No worries, Maddie, see you later. We're gonna sign off in a sec because I am, I've been a four hour stream because of the, we started when the rain started. Does anyone know who Kyrus is? He's injured, he is hurt. He is not playing because he's injured. It'd be great if we get Fjontek versus Sabalenka in the final, winner is number one, that would be crazy. Would the winner be number one? I guess so, because 2,000 points, 1,200 for the runner up or 1,300 for the run. Yeah, so it would be a winner gets the French open, is number one in the world, that's right, you're right. That's right. Where can I find the member's discord?  Cam, do your glasses have magnification or blue block? Blue block, I can see properly, I just, the constant staring to the screen kills my eyes.   I can touch grass, yes, I can go touch grass, yay. Thanks for your commentary, no worries, more thank you for joining us. No worries, I'm actually a true support Dundee United, nice. Where's the draw for the French? It's on Thursday. All right, chat, we're out of here, but thank you for joining us. Again, don't forget to subscribe. If you haven't already, we're gonna be back. We're not gonna be back during the week because, oh, well actually no, so we are. We're gonna be back during the week, we're gonna be watching the French open draw come out. Huge preview, of course, huge. As we do every single big event, we've done it for, we did it from this tournament, we did it for Madrid, we did it for all the other Grand Slams as well throughout the last couple of years. So make sure you join us for the live draw ceremony show coming up Thursday. We're gonna have plenty of stuff to go through and then react to the draw and see what happens. Where does Djokovic go? Is he up the top, down the bottom? Where's Rabakina? Up the top or down the bottom? Because I think that also makes a difference to someone like Ashfiontech, who hasn't had a good run against Rabakina lately. So a big, big French open coming up, and especially with guys like Mehmet and Rabakina winning Rome, it just changes everything. It changes the way I've looked at the French open coming into it in the next couple of days. But we might do a stranger in the week, later in the week depends on whatever happens with the draws that are out. But they're on the ATP 250s and they're really just mainly tournaments for players to get some form who maybe don't feel comfortable yet for the French open. So they're trying to get extra form. So we might watch if there's a good match at the end of the week. But at this stage, pretty much not watching anything except for the French open draw. And then the French open starts Sunday. This time next week, French open 2023 begins. This time next week. First round on Sunday. It's on a Sunday. Weird. But thank you for joining us. Mehmetev wins his first massive clay court event and man, Klaivarev is real. It was a joke. It was a meme. And then the meme became reality. And now it's a thing. It's a real thing. Klaivarev is real. 7575, he beats Runa after beating Sidney Pass also this week. Two of the best clay courters going around. Mehmetev took them both out in straight sets and he puts his hand up as a serious threat of the French open. And he's also the number two in the world. Back there after dropping out of the top 10 earlier in the season. So great to see Mehmetev back. He wins his fifth title as well. He takes out Runa. I'll see you guys for the French open draw on Thursday. Thursday, write it down. Thursday. I think that's when it was, chat, Thursday. I've written Thursday. I'll see you guys then. Thank you for joining. And yeah, we'll see you then.