see this happening right there's three there's three different scenarios I see Djokovic winning a close straight sets kind of like what he did in Shapo last year I could see Djokovic winning in four sets maybe losing in a you know a tie break set in the first or second set and then winning in three four I could see Kiraus winning in a close four setter or five setter that's sort of like I mean I think it could I mean has potential to go five sets I think Djokovic wins in five if it does go five but I could see the only person winning in straight sets is Djokovic and it's not going to be easy I think it's going to be close but I think the realistic scoreline is four sets Djokovic two tie breaks Djokovic wins the tie breaks kind of like with Rafa when Rafa and Kiraus have played at the past they played two tie breaks and Rafa's won them both so that's what I'm thinking it's going to be similar that so they split the first two sets and we get a tie break and then you know fourth set Djokovic so I'm thinking maybe fourth set Djokovic you said every scenario except for three sets Keegs no no I said I don't think Kiraus is going to win in five sets I think Kiraus can win in four I don't think he can win in three and I don't think he'll win in five I think Kiraus in four or Djokovic easy Djokovic in straight sets or Djokovic Djokovic winning in three four or five Djokovic wins in five I mean if it goes the distance it's going to be no lie I don't see Kiraus destroying Djokovic though unless he plays like Denim Evidev did at this US Open and then we'll talk about it but that's sort of where I couldn't see Kiraus destroying personally but it's weird Wimbledon anything can happen anything can happen anything could happen not too bad Djokovic struggles to read Nick's serve in the past okay yeah well that's why I think tie breaks tie breaks are his best chance Novak will be mad when Nick gets crowd support I don't know if he will though I don't know if he will get the crowd support I don't think the crowd are going to support Kiraus because Kiraus is not Wimbledon material if that makes sense you know Kiraus is not Kiraus is not Wimbledon material so I don't think the crowd are going to support Kiraus based on that and based on what we saw today with the crowd being very traditional very I mean they seem like a very traditional Wimbledon crowd boomer crowd you said it not me I don't think they would like Kiraus to win I think they're going to support the traditional looking player and the crowd will not go for Kiraus because he is not Wimbledon material I wonder who's going to umpire the final that's going to be an interesting one they should get that British umpire what's his name James what was his name I think they should get him they don't get friggin Bernades Carlos Bernades do not bring him to the stadium we don't want what's his name Ramos or whoever he is get that guy that get an umpire that knows how to control the crowd and Kiraus which is that James the British guy Kiraus whatever his name is definitely don't get Bernades otherwise it's going to be a shit show Carlos Bernades will turn into a shit show James Kiertha Wong yeah that one that guy he's the best umpire because he gets along with Kiraus well he has a respective Kiraus but he also knows how to defuse the situation he should be the finalist don't get Muhammad Liani that dude will get too involved but yeah that guy he'll be the best one he'll be the best umpire for the final for this final which Kiraus matches you need the best umpire to make sure it's not a shit show but I want a shit show no no we don't want a shit show that involves code violations and like no no no we want and the crowd like you know losing going ballistic we want to have like a I want to I want to have a fun match but I don't want to have a I don't like a shit show you know I want to have something that's fun and I feel like someone who can candle Kiraus in the crowd and that's the only guy I know that can it would probably be Carlos Bernades no it won't be no Bernades no Ramos yeah no Ramos no Bernades get uh yeah Kiraus of Wong yeah that okay I think he's been the Wimbledon I think he's been the the Wimbledon umpire final umpire before so he'd be good he'd be the best I reckon get him get him still in shock about the hell up semi yeah it was a great performance from a back enough did anyone see that stupid question of the person saying so do you feel like you're Russian things that you were born there and that you are in the final and that everybody who doesn't get to play even though you are just not from Russia you're from Russia that's sort of dumb question but again Wimbledon you know people that ask the questions in the Wimbledon press conferences seem to be pea-brained or have an agenda I think that's the thing they've got agendas right they're just trying to click bait their quote bait they're baiting trying to bait the players so dumb ask questions read the room common sense you know yeah trying to search it up yeah yeah Wimbledon is is the Wimbledon press room the worst out of the bunch I think I feel like all the stupid questions come from Wimbledon press I've never heard like we never have this problem when we're watching this trial and open or US open it seems like people are a little bit more um I don't know like it like it seems like the journalists when they get to that press room in Wimbledon they get over excited maybe and they ask dumb questions because they're like oh I mean the Wimbledon you're like okay I've been in that Wimbledon room too on a tour but but you know I don't know they just seem to ask silly questions yeah she represents Kazakhstan reporters just battle over yeah yeah I mean the journalists have journalists have a job to do they have to ask questions to get quotes for stories so they get clicks for money I mean it's all a thing um yeah great great idea to ask political questions to a 23 year old tennis player yeah not that she's in the final of Wimbledon but the first question being so you're Russian like shut the hell up idiot smashed in this final one it's very hard to smash a racket at Wimbledon unless you smash it on the chair so I'm gonna say it'll be either 0 or 1 because Kira's breaking a racket on the grass it's not easy to break a racket on grass thank you for that donation Bob I think it's probably 1 racket no more than 1 I would bet 0 because it's very hard to smash a racket on grass unless you smash your racket against the chair um I'm gonna say 1 at most but I would be surprised if it was 1 when when a press is crazy wasn't there something that happened with Nissan over a week ago so we go probably no all A breaks a racket also yeah but I don't think he's gonna break a racket either is the chair made of metal I think so Rebecca gonna answer the question very professionally yeah she answered the question perfectly look don't come in here and just promote just chill we're here to just talk you know talking about the tennis I'm not here to say talk about promotions um no way also breaks once against Nick yeah but that was on a hard court hard courts are easy to break rackets what about smashing rackets in locker room um well we wouldn't see that so yeah why the women chairs so small traditional tradition to sit on the same chairs they sat on 100 years ago maybe last two matches where three setters no the last two times they played or the only two times they played with straight sets wins for what's his face Kiggs Dan Cale's Kiggs Love Curios he's their favourite player Curios and this is why and I've said this a million times and I'm gonna repeat myself like a broken record but the kids love Curios 25 and under sometimes 30 and under the zoomers love Curios because they are he is like the kind of guy that kids like kids follow he knows he's he is relatable to them you know not saying you have to be under 20 under 30 to like Curios because a lot of people like Curios over 30 but his his core demographic would be zoomers yeah for sure because they like the way he plays and also this is another reason why Curios I think gets the support of the younger generation because I don't know about you guys but when I was a teenager everything that my parents did was lame because that's and I don't think that now because my parents are awesome now when you're an adult you look at your parents differently than when you were a kid but when I was a kid I was a teenager everything my parents did was like oh it's so lame my parents are lame so cringe you know and it's like what my parents like is like old people things and I like you know and I'm into like cool shit because I'm a teenager a lot of kids a lot of parents of kids who are you know 40, 50 of the teenagers of today don't like Nick Curios therefore the kids of today love Nick Curios because their parents hate him which is what happened I mean every I mean I don't know about you guys but if your parents don't like something when you're a kid you're more likely to like it I mean we talk about punk rock back in like the 70s I wasn't around for that but from what I've heard and what I've seen in documentaries a certain demographic hated that sort of music but the kids loved it that's Nick Curios he's the punk rock of tennis Cam, would you say Curios could not make this final if he had to play against the likes of Baratini, FAA or Alcraz? Not that he isn't good but um no I think you could have beaten all of those guys I don't think you I mean it would have been tough but I think he could have been tough for him to beat one of those guys but I think he still could have made the final um but I guess you know we'll never know because that didn't have to happen um but thank you for the donation so yeah so Nick Curios is what you know he's got a great following also he's you know he's been on Twitch you know he's a bit of he's in he's he's he does what the kids are into you know he's a he's in with the with those um that demographic all the kids I coach are a big fan of his no no kid that I coach thinks he's an idiot all the ones that watch tennis anyway um but a lot of people that I know that are older than uh myself definitely know most don't like but that's why I think he's great for tennis because I mean tennis needs new what happens when all the older demographic pass away then tennis is going to die too because no one no young people like no young no young people are going to be not as many young people are going to be watching the game right so he's a bit yeah Curios is a big kid yeah that's true but you know he's into NBA which is a super popular sport worldwide especially with the younger demographic his musical taste is very similar to what's going on in mainstream right he's like he's a bit of a hip hop head he's a sneaker head sneakers are huge with zoom a demographic right he dresses like the like the zoom a demographic and the millennials right he's in with the culture he's in with the style the man represents everything that is a uh someone between the ages of 15 and you know 25 he is he is what the he is that guy and I put him up to next to Casper rude right then you got Casper rude who loves playing golf and dresses in Ralph Lauren and is you know fancy he is not as relatable because he is not in the culture of the he's not in the trends yeah he doesn't wear Casper root doesn't wear NBA jerseys Casper root doesn't wear you know and it's not a bad thing it's just that Casper root doesn't have the same he's not as I mean he just doesn't have the same vibe as the younger a lot of the young kids right Keras is massive in America because he follows NBA plays basketball he he's in with that crowd too you know the music as I said Keras is so culturally relevant you know um and he's also exciting to watch which also helps right what is next tournament of Djokovic's ladder play we don't know with probably Asian swing in in October let's be real most tennis players got the country club vibes Keras is polar opposite of that he's relatable and the other guys are not actually that is a great statement yes that is a great statement that is such a great statement yeah Keras is super relatable it's very hard to relate to somebody like Stefano City pass who was born in the clubs of you know the halls of Monte Carlo and lives in that area you know and his mum was a tennis player and grew up in the country clubs that's so true that is so true but you know you just look at the NBA for example and the UFC right why are there so many popular why is those sports so popular maybe one because they're probably more exciting than tennis argue that but some people think that but also also coming from nothing right you know the kid that came from nothing to come through and win and fight and win a championship Nick Keras has that vibe you know Nick Keras has that started in the streets of Canberra on broken tennis courts at the local club and worked his way into the Wimbledon final he has that rags to riches kind of story right rags to riches story most people in tennis don't have that because they were born they were born with wealthy parents they didn't have to unless you know back Jockowitz has a rags to riches story so it's not everyone but he has that that coming from rags to riches and also not losing when he gets to the riches you know still being relatable if that makes sense so I think that's why I get so many fans that are such you know as a younger younger demographic just a theory whoops we already watched um Serena as well yes Serena as well thanks for the donation again sorry I played that one already um people are saying that Keras' mom is royalty I don't know about that but I mean I mean if he was then he I mean it doesn't seem like it does it um no no no I I replayed the donation by accident sorry I thought it was a new one um Dustin Brown was rags to riches yeah but he wasn't really like he didn't get to the Wimbledon final though I mean saying Dustin Brown is rags to riches is like saying I don't know someone that you've never heard of goes from rags to riches you know like unfortunately Dustin Brown doesn't have that he's not gonna carry us he didn't get to the final Wimbledon or you know any of that stuff who is the better returner Serb Jockowitz or Murray uh Jockowitz best returner of all time the Keegs grew up in the ghettos I don't know if you can put it that far I'm not sure where he literally grew up his mom was a Malaysian princess or something and gave that up before he was born oh okay so she wasn't like he wasn't born to royalty so she was she was and she gave it up okay so that means that she's not so yeah um Cam say it curious is really bad for tennis only good for Australia if he wins Cam say it curious is really bad why would you make I'm not gonna say that that's just totally false just because you think that doesn't mean you have to put words in my mouth mate you can think that I don't think that at all Jockowitz the best returner he's the retriever for excellence yeah he's the greatest returner of all time um I never understand people who gave uh we give up royalty but to each their own okay yeah but also one of the biggest servers the best servers going around Nick curious I mean it's gonna be a great clash a great clash of styles when I was at the U.S. Open Nick curious practice courts are packed yep the dude is popular curious is really bad for tennis Cam but if he wins it doesn't matter um no I think I don't agree I think curious is great for tennis and if he wins it validates his talent um yeah no curious is not bad for really bad for tennis in fact most quite possibly it could be like he said it's like Nick curious is bad for tennis like Conor McGregor is bad for the UFC like that's what that's that's what I'm that's how I see it is Conor McGregor bad for the UFC well he's done some bad things throwing a dolly saying some crazy shit punching old people in a bar like yeah Conor McGregor has done some bad things that make the UFC look bad but overall Conor McGregor has made UFC popular Nick curious if he wins Wimbledon will bring a lot of people into tennis and yes he's done bad things that make tennis look bad but if he wins he's going to bring a lot of people we need more more like curious to expand the sport William thank you for speaking my language appreciate that I know why people don't like curious and I know why they say he's bad for tennis because you don't like him and that's fine um he raised the UFC stock so much and bought so many eyes yeah I'm not saying that curious is going to take this sport to another level if he wins but he's definitely there's so many people that are watching tennis because of Nick curious this week that's a fact there's so many channels on youtube that I follow that do sport content and they're covering tennis this week which they never do and all their stories are curious there's a channel called talk sport that I watch you guys might know it they never cover tennis they don't even cover Djokovic winning the they don't cover Djokovic they don't cover Nadal tennis ever they have been covering tennis this week because of Nick curious so when you see when you see sports platforms making time for tennis because tennis is not as popular as basketball or football or whatever else when tennis is getting put into the sports platforms because of Nick curious that expands the sport so that is a good thing for the sport I don't watch them all the time but I have subscribed to them because I think they've got an interesting way of doing I like the way they kind of do their content I don't watch them that much but I do keep an eye on what they do they're interesting interesting platform but they're covering curious and they never cover tennis so if sports channels are covering tennis and making that a priority because of that man Nick curious new people are going to watch tennis because of that so that's why it's good for tennis he's getting people to watch tennis but better or worse tennis is a big business and curious ourselves yeah then they're only covering him for his antics it doesn't matter because because this is how it's going to work right if they're covering curious because of his antics some people might not have forgotten that tennis was on this week so the fact that they're covering curious at Wimbledon somebody might hear that and go oh Wimbledon's on I might chuck that on I didn't realize that that was on this week so they're reminding people that tennis is on by telling people that curious is at tennis without Wimbledon they're also getting people to watch curious to explode people are going to watch him for the explosions, for the madness right so the eyeballs are all going to tennis because of this one person and even though we're coming from a bubble we're in a bubble we're in the bubble we appreciate good tennis, we appreciate great players we appreciate young up-and-coming talent we watched Elkers vs. Sinner Elkers vs. Sinner was like a look into the future and we all loved it we all appreciated it but we're in the bubble do you think people that are outside of our bubble will give a shit about that match? No, because they don't know who they are they might like we might recommend it to them but that doesn't mean they're going to watch but average people who don't watch tennis that much Keros is bringing them into the game something that Elkers vs. Sinner could never do even though we know that that is the best quality that is what we want tennis to look like Keros is what the average person wants tennis to look like and it's bringing them in it's just a fact it's just facts like it or not you don't have to like it it's just the fact you don't have to like it, I'm not telling you guys you have to like Keros bringing in these people but he brings them in all the same and this is my hope and maybe I'm a bit optimistic but this is what I hope right I hope that people come in to watch Keros' antics and stay for the talent they might watch Keros first because of his craziness but they stick around because they see they might watch another match or they might see a highlight match they might start with Keros but then go to the next one and then stay for the talent stay for the shot making and you know what I mean? these are my balls but they stay for Elcaraz or they stay for Sinner and they actually fall in love with the sport the way that we want them to that's my hope maybe I'm a bit optimistic but that's what I hope happens this is my own experience with UFC I came into UFC because of Conor McGregor as probably most people did my friend when I was in the UK told me about Conor McGregor talking all this mad shit and he's knocking people out in the first round and he says he's going to do it and he does it, he's gone crazy and I started watching it because I was like who the hell is this guy and I'm now a UFC fan still that was like six years ago well six years seven years ago, whatever I would never watch UFC if I had not been recommended Conor McGregor and I went in and now I'm a big fan of Volk Volkanovsky and I'm a big fan of Arasanya and it got me Conor McGregor got me in but I watch I now watch a lot of fighters but Conor McGregor was the one that brought me in and I'm hoping that Kiraos can do that to people who go I never liked tennis and then I watched Kiraos and now I'm obsessed with everything tennis that's what I hope that's what I hope that's why I think Kiraos is good for tennis that's exactly the reason Mehvedev also brings outside people into tennis so you're saying that Daniel Mehvedev and Nick Kiraos bring both as popular as each other and that Daniel Mehvedev brings as many people into tennis as Nick Kiraos is that what you think really you think people are watching tennis because of Daniel Mehvedev and I like Mehdi and I think he's hilarious and he's very memeable but the memes of Mehvedev are very niche because we are in the bubble he's not very like outside of our bubble Daniel Mehvedev is not very I mean most people don't know who number one in the world is most people don't know Daniel Mehvedev is number one in the world right now okay okay let me just show you something very interesting I think this is going to be okay I can't find how do I check out Instagram most maybe no one's got it I don't think Mehvedev is very um I don't think Mehvedev is very is bringing new people into tennis the way Kiraos is where you think Mehvedev is great but he's not the same Mehvedev isn't bringing new fans to tennis as many new fans as Kiraos is media try the best to stop Kiraos but it shows the magic of willpower yeah Mehvedev can get younger fans engaged but he's not headline material like Kiraos yeah Mehvedev definitely brings younger fans in but you gotta also remember it's about relatability as well right so Nick Kiraos is relatable Mehvedev is married with a wife he loves he's not really Mehvedev comes off to me as like an old soul right he's like an old man in a 20 something year old body he's already married so you've already lost the kids there because most people that are under 25 probably aren't married also the things that Mehvedev likes and the things that Mehvedev does in his private life probably not relatable to what Kiraos does things that the kids do video games, watches NBA dresses a certain way so again it's all about the relatability too that's all a whole other thing Mehvedev's playstyle is very different as well so he's not as exciting as Kiraos is but some people like the grind do you think Kiraos wins it will affect his to follow it could humble him to be honest it could really humble you know what he could retire Nick Kiraos could win Wimbledon and retire would you be surprised if that happened by the way thanks to all the super chats I don't know what's going on it's broken on my screen I can't see them coming through but I saw some of them come through but I can't play them unfortunately so don't donate at the moment because they're not coming through hold your super chats don't donate they're not coming through on my screen so I can't play them unfortunately so I've seen them some of them flying through don't donate just write your question in the chat don't give any donations they won't play they're not playing Mehvedev also plays video games but totally agree with you what they do in their private life Mehvedev plays FIFA and you know that's relatable that's true I forgot about that that's true you know something that I'm just realizing I think with when it comes to when it comes to Nick Kiraos you've got to have an open mind right you've got to have an open mind Nick Kiraos is like what Jake Paul is to boxing yeah and look how boxing is getting a lot of press because of Jake Paul right for better or worse um I think if you come at it with Kiraos is bad for tennis and you're very and you close minded to that right then you're never gonna you're never gonna see the good in him or the good parts of what he brings you're always gonna focus on the negative you're always gonna be like well no he's bad for tennis and you if you don't open your mind to thinking well okay how could he be good to tennis if you've already shut your mind to no he's bad because he does this and that's not tennis and that's bad everything he does is bad because tennis is this and if you're not like this then that's bad but if you open if you come at it with an open mind and you know maybe you can you'll be able to kind of see how he is good for tennis and he's not just all bad I think that might be it and tennis is a very close minded sport you know it's a very gatekeeper it's a lot of gatekeepers in tennis we know we talked about this the other day a lot of gatekeepers in tennis um you know people that say this is our sport this is how you play it and if you don't like it you're not allowed through this gate you're not allowed in but if you have more of an open mind and I know gatekeepers in anything is just dumb having gatekeepers is stupid because then that just it suffocates the sport right but if you do you know if you do have a bit of an open mind more of an open mind to Kyrios and kind of I mean just you don't have to like the guy you don't have to like him but just think okay well look are more people watching Kyrios yes is more people watching the sport good for the sport yes at least if I can get you to think that I'm fine you don't have to support the guy you don't have to like him or anything but if you can just see that part of it that him getting people to watch the game is good then he's not 100% bad for the sport he is there is good in Kyrios being doing this hopefully if you can't think that then I can't help you um most weeks the number one no way yeah give Kyrios a chance at least I'm not saying you have to like the guy I'm not saying you have to support him you don't have to agree with these antics but if you just can think of that one thing and if you can't think of that then I can't help you you're lost I barely heard of Drake Paul yeah look not many people have unless you're sort of on YouTube I like Kyrios I know his behaviors on court can be strange but he brings a lot of enjoyment to young fans there you go wasn't it the same with Agassi, Jean shorts and wild hair yeah well I wasn't around for Agassi but I'm sure there was a lot of comparisons with Agassi saying that he wasn't the you know the country club clean cut tennis player he was the wild boy and that was not accepted and Kyrios is obviously taking that to another level he's kind of Agassi, Mackenro combined yeah I mean Agassi is probably a good comparison I wasn't around for Agassi so I'm not anyone who was around for the Agassi and then you had Sampras who was like the anti-Agassi right the two different personalities and I mean Agassi didn't win something for a long time he was expected to win 18 and he never did and it was like wasted talent and he eventually won and I think you know images everything yeah that was Agassi's quote wasn't it Agassi was culturally relevant you know he's dating movie stars dating music artists all that stuff you know he was the wild boy he made tennis interesting people watched Agassi because he was he was the guy that Agassi sold tickets behavior was way better I heard Agassi back in the early days and he wasn't that good when Agassi went bold that's when he matured when he had the mullet Agassi wasn't I mean go look at Agassi back in the early days he was confrontational yelling at umpires he got defaulted like there was Agassi wasn't because I didn't know Agassi was like that I only remember seeing Agassi at the end of his career when he was the quiet veteran and he was winning the bold headed the quiet respectful Agassi Agassi back in the early days everyone said like I've seen lots of footage and I've read his book um he was a wild man hated playing tennis too yeah there you go um today Radvanska showed her support in Kyrus media and everybody jumped on after that they did the same for Roducanu Roducanu fans went nuts Roducanu fans were so angry when she uh they were like no Emma why could you do this to us you can't support that that bad man all the Roducanu fans just like cried when she said when she put NK and then a wand they all cried I loved it uh no now Emma I like you don't do that you can't like the bad man and that just I don't know about you guys and I'm I don't want to like I'm sure that you guys are all chads so it's all good but um I just think of like the Roducanu is supporting Kyrus and Roducanu is like the bad sorry Kyrus not the bad boy you know and then you've got Roducanu who's like you know in love with the bad boy and then all the all those supporters are all the sims who are like don't like him I've been so nice to you the nice guys you know I get that vibe hahaha I get that I get that vibe of like Kyrus is the uh the bad boy who will treat you wrong and Roducanu is like you know oh he's great and then all Roducanu supporters are like the uh I like the uh you know the oh no I would be much better suited to you because I'm such a gentleman and don't look at the bad boy he's such a bad person but I am a lovely man and I'm a lovely guy and then and she's like no I'm kind of like the bad boy hahaha oh alright we just lost half the people um I don't know that's the vibe I'm getting hahaha it's just that classic oh yeah I'll treat you better I'll treat you better than that bad man I'll uh you know look and I'm sure someone's someone's uh throwing their phone across the room hahaha hahaha don't sleep on OstaPenko she could beat both of them what are you talking about OstaPenko lost beat who is Roducanu fan a thing no she has like super fans she has really she has an aggressive fan base um for sure she has an aggressive fan base I wonder if Roducanu had a boyfriend you know how streamers right uh twitch streamers that are um ladies if you don't know this I'm going to educate you so apparently when there's a streamer a girl twitch streamer for example when they get a boyfriend they lose a lot of their audience because a lot of their audience are single guys who are fan boys over the girl right but when they get a boyfriend they kind of like drop off because they're like oh she's got a boyfriend I wonder if Roducanu could if her fans would be less crazy if she was uh if you know if they didn't think they somehow had a chance for there or something you know what I mean like people people are weird people are creepy I wonder if that's the case with some of their one of her some of her stands like they love her so much because they're like oh oh marry you you know what I mean I wonder if that's the case and if if she if she was uh I don't know if she did uh did find somebody then then maybe that would change Roducanu is a Taylor Swift of tennis what the hell is that supposed to mean yeah people are super weird online yeah trust me I know is Kyrus ever been defaulted from a match yeah yeah I don't like Djokovic but he's correct okay whoa we're not going down that road no no no Kyrus is killing tennis because kids are throwing are watching this uh they grow up spitting on fans bullying umpires are you a tennis coach by any chance would you know how do you know that um because I'm I'm I am a tennis coach and I coach Australian kids and if uh if you're a tennis coach and you're allowing your kids to copy Kyrus's antics then you're not doing a great job as a coach um so I mean that's from my perspective none of my kids are spitting on people or none of my none of my students are like you know throwing rackets or being abusive um because I coach them that way now I do they watch Kyrus do they watch body do they watch all the others yeah they do do they like Kyrus yeah they do but that doesn't mean they copy everything he does they're not they take like you know because I coach them you're more likely to be you're more likely to be a product of your coach than your than a player like you the coach is the one that's going to teach the players how they act and if coaches don't like let's say someone goes I'm going to throw my racket because I saw Kyrus do it if the coach allows that to happen then that kid's going to turn out like that but if the coach shuts that behavior down like a good coach should then that won't happen um kids don't listen to their coaches these days that's just untrue I look and look I mean I don't want to pile on the chat seems to be kind of like giving you a hard time as it is but um kids do listen to coaches because otherwise there wouldn't be any coaches there wouldn't be any there wouldn't be anyone I mean no one would be coaching wouldn't be a job if the kids didn't listen so I don't know I don't know where you're coming from I don't know if you're just like so it's weird because you have an Australian flag in your profile picture so I don't know why you're so hateful against Australian but that's fine you don't have to like everybody um but also I feel like you're just trying to be I just don't think you're right but whatever let's move on somebody else have something else to talk about um I listen to my coach yeah look my coach used to yell and scream at me um and I turned out fine and and he was a great coach not for everybody but he was he was a great coach I always had coaches that were super lovely and friendly and I listened to them too I mean you know I have a lot of coach I coach a lot of kids and they listen to what I do because other I say otherwise they wouldn't be able to play tennis so yeah I think generalizing generalizing a young demographic saying that no one listens to kids don't listen to adults is just wrong so I think you're being a little bit generalistic with that or you're generalizing but anyway let's move on and talk about something else um I just want to see an epic tennis match Chelsea that will be happening that will be happening I think the crowd might be behind Djokovic a little bit yeah do you think the rumours about the ball kids are true what's that I don't know what they're talking about what conspiracy is happening with the ball kids what's the what's the conspiracy federalists have a bad temper by the way I just want to say thank you um thank you William for the donation which will come through in a second, hang on it just came through, wow here we go maybe, thank you for that I don't know why the other ones didn't come through they should maybe come through in the next little bit but um thank you William yeah I'll commentate that what can Kiros do against Djokovic has to serve well and I think he has to make it he has to make it a circus I think dragging Djokovic into the mud is Kiros his best chance of winning if Kiros plays like a Wimbledon's classic Wimbledon center court traditional final where he's on his best behaviour I think that would be a mistake for Kiros, if he wants to win this he has to drag Djokovic down to his level of antics he has to get Djokovic annoyed he has to bring him down to his level and I know people are going to hate that but that is the truth he can't, I don't know if he can beat him shot for shot, I think he has to use the gamesmanship he has to use all the shit I mean every trick in the book to beat I mean he's playing a goat and he's done it against Rafa many times he's bought Rafa down to his level but Rafa's not lost I think if Kiros plays this match it's a respectable Wimbledon final where he's on his best behaviour and he's, you know he's not going to win the match if Kiros is going to win he has to drag Nole down to his level and also play very well he's not going to win this match if it's a traditional Wimbledon final if the first set Nole wins it and Kiros is like any other player who's played in Wimbledon finals you're going to be worried for Nick yeah do whatever you can in a slam final yep Jermaine exactly he's got to do everything he can Kiros has a high very high chance of winning in my opinion his potential to beat Nole head in the cut of Jesus I mean that's a bit aggressive um what's the worst coaching student you deal with I don't know none of my students are bad to deal with at all every student I have is great one thing you're missing is that Nole seems to play better in adversity is that if this becomes a circus I think that does not hurt him maybe even helps him I know I know what I can I know what you're referring to I can see what you mean but I don't think Djokovic wants to play he wants to he wants to win based on his shot for shot I don't think can Nole play in a circus and in the mud of course can he come back can he win in adversity we've seen that yes but I don't think that's how he wants to play I think he wants he would rather play this as a it's one less thing to worry about if Kiros doesn't do anything crazy right it means that Djokovic just has to beat him shot for shot get the serve back you know get the serve back get the rallies going beat him in the rallies you know play his tennis but if you have to play mental games and all that stuff it's just like a whole other thing as well so I think Djokovic would rather play a traditional Wimbledon final and play tennis for tennis rather than it being a whole psychological battle as well in the mud and all that crap but can he play in adversity of course he can but we've seen him play in physical adversity we've seen him play in when he's been injured and he's won when he's played bad and he's won like against Federer in the 2019 final but I don't think he wants to play in adversity he can but I don't think he wants to we'll find out I mean when the crowd gets involved Djokovic doesn't seem to have much fun we've seen that even today he was kind of pissed when he won the match he was kind of pissed off at the crowd he didn't show them the love or anything like that um but we'll see Djokovic won't care if it becomes a circus I don't know we saw Djokovic today even though the crowd wasn't super biased well they weren't biased but they weren't super biased like I was expecting um Djokovic's reaction after the match he was very like annoyed at the crowd he's been annoyed at the crowd in many matches at Wimbledon in fact it's probably he seems to get the least amount of love now that might change because Kiros is more it's like we just picked the less the better of the um the lesser of evils right the crowd might go well we like we don't like this guy but we really don't like this guy so let's go for this guy they might do that with Kiros and Djokovic but I don't know it's gonna be interesting it's hard to predict how the emotions are gonna come out with Djokovic and everything um by the way the donations are coming through so let me just play it some unbelievable unbelievable unbelievable I don't care about what they were saying who has a better return of serve Djokovic or Murray Djokovic all day long easy best returner all time I believe on Sunday we will watch one of the best matches in tennis history both players have a lot on the line 21 Gs first Gs we will have an epic match on Sunday 100% sure about it thank you Bob Nick Kirios is like the Jake Paul of boxing there you go yep that's a good enough I like that Unbelievable, unbelievable, unbelievable. I don't care about what they were saying. Who is the MMA goat? Khabib. Undefeated, right? He's the goat, right? Khabib? Bob said something very interesting there. That I just picked out. Djokovic is going for 21, right? If Djokovic doesn't win on Sunday, he's still two behind. And he can't play the U.S. Open and we don't know what's happening in Australia. So Djokovic needs this win to stay within reach of Rafa. He doesn't need it, but he definitely would want it, right? So we've got 21-22 after this Monday, right? The closing of the gaps of... And it's the only chance Djokovic is going to get this year because, let's be honest, the French open, it's Rafa's domain, Australia's out of action. The U.S. is out of action this year and we don't know what's going to happen next year and we don't know how long Djokovic has left. You know, we're just assuming he's going to be around for 40 because the Federer is, right? So this is a huge trophy in the goat debate. It's a huge trophy. It keeps Djokovic close enough that he can maybe next year overtake Rafa, but we've got to remember that. I mean, the pressures are well and truly on Djokovic's shoulders for that. Now, he knows it. It's a massive opportunity to get one back off Rafa. So that's, you know, I think we've got to keep that in mind, too. Remember at the U.S. Open, he was cruising. Everyone thought he was going to win the calendar slam. He was a shoe in. And look at the pressures. It got to him in the end and obviously Medvede played amazing, but, you know, is that going to happen again? I mean, it's the fact that he has to win this tournament or it might be his only chance to shoot a winner slam and keep the gap close. Now, if Rafa was on 21 and Nolay was on 20, maybe it wouldn't be as big a deal, but I feel like this is a big deal. It's a big deal to keep it one, you know, within one. Do you think Federer will come back? Yeah, he'll come back and play. I don't think he'll come back and win. He can't play U.S. Open or Australia Open at this stage. We'll talk about that later. But at this stage, you can't play. Do you think that, oh, I never read that one. When the crowd was with Nolay at the U.S. Open final, did that affect him? They were kind of adding, they were with him after he was already down two sets of love. So they kind of jumped on board. I mean, they jumped on board after the first set, didn't they? They were like, oh, no, we came here, we come this far, let's watch history, right? So they kind of jumped on Djokovic bandwagon after he lost the first set. And they were like, hey, we want to see history, come on now. And then he got the love from the crowd and maybe that did affect him in some way. But Nolay's been frustrated for three years, yeah. The ways Nick can win if he serves amazing and gets broken like only once or twice. Yeah. Yeah, Kirios, I mean, Djokovic served very well today. And I think that was kind of a bit of a preview of what he needs. Like, Djokovic needs to obviously cut the errors out more against Kirios, but serve the way he did today against Kirios. Not many break points. And serve the way he did today against Nory because I think we're gonna get tie breaks. I think tie breaks and those tie breaks are gonna be the difference I'm expecting. I'm expecting at least two tie breaks. I don't know about you guys, but two tie breaks is what I'm kind of thinking. Do you think Medi or Zverev will drop because now they have a lot of points to defend? Yeah, everyone's gonna drop rankings that played well last year, or drop points from last year. I think Zverev could be world number one by the end of the U.S. Open if Medvedev doesn't play well. I mean, Zverev could be world number one sometime before the end of the year. He could reach the heights. No worries, Chelsea will see you tomorrow. Brackenor doesn't stand a chance against Juber. We'll see. We'll see Sally, we'll see you tomorrow. Raffer's plan is to retire at the French Open 2024. Rowdy, I haven't seen you all day, mate.  What happened to Medvedev after the Australian Open? He doesn't play well on clay, so he's not a clay court guy. And he got injured, didn't he, get injured? Now you got a hernia. That's the one. Had a hernia, so he didn't play a lot of the clay season. Yeah, don't count out Raffackenor, no way. Tomorrow's gonna be awesome.  Yeah, no idea either, Pat. I don't know who's gonna win out of Juber and Raffackenor. Juber could get nervous, for sure. Tennis field's very new and exciting this weekend. Margarita, that is, I feel the same. Especially on the women's side, we're starting to get players that semi-familiar names in the final, right? We're not getting randoms. Juber and Raffackenor have been around for the last few years in that top 20. We don't have two players outside the top 50 in the final that we've never heard of. It seems like consistency might be starting to form on the WTA, and we're starting to see familiar faces, which is good. Obviously, first time finals in a slam, but players that we've seen in the second half of the slams over the last few years, I like it. I think we're starting to get, and hopefully they can back it up and do something well at the US Open, and then obviously with the Kyrgios train, gone crazy, and then you had Elkerez and Sinner and Spritz doing well this week. The young generation, Nori doing something as well. I mean, it's been a very, very interesting event, despite the lack of players because of, you know what? Oh, thank you. Jack appreciate it, mate. Glad we could make your tennis listening experience good. Credit Cobra versus Padley-Chengover felt random? Yeah, that was, it was. It was the most random final we've had. When I say random, I mean like random, because I don't know if they'll ever make a final again. Fernandez versus Rotakana was random, but we all expect them to do it again, or at least Fernandez, right? A lot of people think Fernandez is not gonna be a one slam finalist, one finalist wonder, right? But Credit Cobra and Padley-Chengover, I don't know if they'll ever make a final of a slam again. Padley-Chengover is really like much older, like in the 30s. And Credit Cobra is a doubles player. And I don't know if a singles game is going to be, get her into another final. You never know. Whereas, yeah. We have been getting a lot of, whereas Rebecca and Jabur, we've been expecting this from them for a couple years. So it's nice to see that they're here. Cam, do you work today? Yeah, I've been working for four hours currently. Why do you think they turned out fine? What do you mean? I'm confused. Who are you talking, not talking to me? Credit Cobra could, Padley-Chengover won't. Yeah, I don't think Padley-Chengover will make another final. Credit Cobra might, but I don't know. I wouldn't put her, I wouldn't put her in a final. Like she's never my pick to make a final. Are you coming to WTA Finals? Yeah, of course, always. Always, always. Why do you think you turned out fine, mate? What, I don't know. From what? What do you mean, turned out fine? Oh, no, no, I'm not coaching today. Do you like the new tiebreaker rule in the fifth set or the original? I like the original better. I would love to have seen Fritz versus Nidalgo deep in a fifth. I would have loved it. I would have loved to see that go like, instead of a tiebreak, I think Fritz would have won it in the end had it just kept going. Tiebreak, I think, helped Rafa. I would have loved to, I've missed that. I missed the long, the long fifth sets and third sets at all slams, not just Wimbledon. Let's try and open, French open as well. Ha, ha, thank you, Richard. Original rule was better. Yeah, maybe they could bring it back in the, yeah, like I don't mind that 12 all rule. I think that's a good rule, because at least it does cap it at 12, but then we still get that like, you know, that, because what I feel we lose and what the fifth set used to be really, really awesome for, was the fifth set was always like, someone would hold, they sit down and you had to hold to stay. And like there was that constant like pressure of trying to like, stay in the match, serve to stay in the match like five, six, seven times, you know, or break, and then you have to serve for the match or break to win the match. Like I missed that, because I feel like that was such a unique part of the game that we only see it slams. Whereas now we have a tiebreaker in the fifth, we don't get that like nerve racking eight all in the fifth, you know, that nerve like saving break points that are match points and then holding serve and then breaking, we get that a little bit obviously with a normal set at five all or six, whatever, but I do miss that. I miss that like, that drama of that like seven all, you know, eight all, we never get that ever. And now, and that used to be what's tennis with, you know, we've lost that part of the game because tennis used to always have that. In fact, you have to use, win by, tie break wasn't invented until like the early, like the mid-70s, late early 80s. Tie breaks weren't a thing until then. So I miss, I do miss that, because I feel like it does, we've lost a part of the game that was such a great part of the game for, and so many awesome matches we've had. I think they could have captured at 12 all because then we still get kind of like a little bit of the old days, but yeah, I don't know, I do miss that. I also don't like that slams and then same now. Yeah, they're all, yeah, well, they're not really, I mean, the US opens a seven point tie break, I think, isn't, or did they change to 10 maybe? They shouldn't, they should have brought it back just for this year in the special hundred years. They should at least make it in the final, you know, make it a long third set in the final. Well, you know, why not? Why not? This new tie breaker rule is good, rule going forward. I don't know, I don't know about the 10 point tie break. I mean, it's probably still, we're getting used to it, right? Best of five women's for the semis in the finals. Rowdy, you know I'm all for that. You know I'm all for that. US Open has changed it to 10 after all the years of seven points, yeah, so they made it to a super tie break too. It's consistent, that's consistent. Masters should be five sets too. Yeah, I can understand why they're not because of risk of injury. So I can, I would like to see the eight to be finals be five sets, that would be fun. Last match of the year, five sets. A 13 point tie break, no. Well, no, thoughts on coaching during matches. I like the rule they've brought in. I think it's a good, it's a good medium. Like it's a good compromise, what they're doing right now with the, you know, they're allowing some coaching but not like blatantly like yelling at your player to do this and do that. Like some hand gestures, I like it because it's like common sense, right?  So I do like that. I like the rule they've brought in, I think it would be good.  I think both extremes are crazy. Let's compromise. What's the middle ground? And we found that. Same with the slams. Final set tie break or let them play forever. Compromise, let them play for 12 all. Like, I like the compromise, you know? Let's get a little bit of both and then we can all be, we can all get used to it. Not just be like, that sucks, we're doing this. Because then people that like that don't like what we're doing now. You know what I mean? Just compromise. Yeah. Anyways, we're gonna sign off in a second because I'm tired. And I wanna go watch Stranger Things. So I gotta go do that. But thank you everybody for joining us. Don't forget to subscribe if you haven't already. I think this is, you know, the match that we expected. I thought that Nori would get, I thought that Nori would get a set and he did, a bit strange though. It was the first set that was really bad from Djokovic. But then Djokovic, you know, he just took, you know, 30 minutes to get ready. And he came out late. It was a bit better, better late than ever. And he won easily in the end. In the, those final sets were just like the center match. The finals three sets were just routine. And Djokovic will play Kyrgios in the final on Sunday. Now we're coming back tomorrow for the women's final. So make sure you join us for that because that is going to be very exciting. We're gonna have a new champion. I'm so excited. I love having new champions. And then of course we've got the circus in show on Sunday. So make sure you bring your tickets and roll up, roll up to the circus on Sunday. But tomorrow, women's, women's final. Again, thank you everybody for subscribing. Like the video as well if you haven't already. Noback Djokovic wins four sets. Two, six, six, three, six, two, six, four. He's into the final Wimbledon for a millionth time.