So, the wonderful thing you had in Paris was every country from China to Brazil to the U.S. came in with a plan. And they all agreed to abide by that plan. They're going to come together every five years, revisit the goals that they have set for this country under the Obama Administration and with this EPA. They've agreed to cut the CO2 emissions by 28 percent by 2025. They're trying to do that through a plan called the Clean Power Plan, which I don't know whether you've had too much exposure to it, but it was the most aggressive and I think creative way for this country to try and, how shall I say, comply with the Paris Accord. Just so people understand why Paris was so important. The business community over the years, when I first started being involved, when I was representing the insulation industry before I was even involved with ESI, the business community's role at the climate conventions was really threefold. One, you were either like me trying to sell what your products do to the delegates and the concept of make sure efficiency is in any agreement as a required protocol. Secondly, there were those from the fossil fuel and other industry groups. We're trying to stop. Trying to stop. Right. And we know, and they were very successful for quite a long period of time. And then there were independent consultants selling their expertise to both sides. Fast forward to Paris. You had walking across Le Bourget, the old airport grounds where they actually had the meeting. You had CEOs of various companies that have said, we understand what the problem is. We're going to use the technologies, whether it's Nike or whether North Face, Starbucks, United Technology. You're talking about mainstream companies that have said, we can do combined heat and power. We can use solar. We can do all sorts of efficiency things. We can reduce our emissions of CO2 emissions. And it's working. It's very exciting. The country under the last seven, eight years, I think has done an awful lot, not from regulatory process, but companies have made decisions. Innovative. Innovative decisions. And a business decision process. That's the key point. It's the key point. It's the business decisions. Walmart has decided that they want all their buildings to be compliant with the U.S. Green Building's highest energy efficiency standards because they've decided they save a lot of money. And they also want to present, remember, people out your viewers, they want to be part of the solution. And so the reason that this country can take steps that don't necessarily have to be regulatory and compulsory is because people want to do the right thing. And if you look at how businesses are renting new space, they're all looking for green construction. They want to do the right thing. There have been data points that have shown that productivity goes up when a building has been a green construction. Really? Productivity goes up. Productivity. They actually have data points in hospitals when there's energy efficiency and green construction in hospitals that people get better, get better faster, that pain medicine is used less frequently. It's fascinating. It is fascinating. Well, that I did not... Yeah. Wow. And what we're able to do in the construction area, because buildings are 40% of the CO2 emissions, the energy usage in this country. And so if we can make buildings more energy efficient through thermal performance, through the windows, through the walls, through the roofs, we can do an awful lot to reduce energy use by that way. The use of distributed generation, by that I mean, can we put solar panels on a rooftop? Can we have what's called micro grids in a community instead of having to transmit electricity from far, far away? Can we generate electricity right there? We have done an amazing job in this country disconnecting our productivity as a country from the energy we use. And in fact, from 2007 to 2015, the economy grew by 10%, but we reduced our energy usage by 2%. Which is huge. We've never done that before. We've never done that before. Right, right. So speaking of electricity, what has the industry done to restructure itself? Well, you know, the electricity industry itself is kind of like a 100-year-old, it's a 100-year-old model. In fact, if Thomas Edison came back today, he would recognize it. And that tells you something, but there are changes that are occurring. You have certain utilities that are factually investing a lot of money in energy efficiency, frankly five to six billion dollars last year by utilities alone on energy efficiency. They recognize they need to do that. There are utilities that are in fact looking at using solar thermal generating units to be able to generate electricity. But the concept of being able, for you as a community to be a master of your own fate, let's say there is a bad storm, there needs to be a way to be able to ensure for your energy security, electricity security to generate it somewhere close to you. So I think the trend is for wind and solar, geothermal, to be able to do that in the more localized manner and not have to transmit it over hundreds of miles. It also is a challenge as we move towards renewable energy to be able to have the transmission lines, one of the biggest impediments. Most people don't want transmission lines. You know the expression about not in my backyard, NIMBY, well I have a new expression, it's called banana. What is banana? Build absolutely nothing anywhere near anybody. So where is that going to be? The problem we have, excuse me, the problem we have is many, many people don't recognize that there's going to have to be some sacrifices. We're going to have to take some responsibility that if we have transmission, where somebody is going to have to agree that their land is going to have to be able to be available for that. ESI was founded to make a difference at the federal level. We do briefings for Congress on energy efficiency, renewables on climate issues, on biofuels, on sustainable transportation, we do 20 to 25 briefings a year for congressional staff and we usually have 100 to 150 staff attending. It's enormous work. There are areas in Washington and in this country that you leverage your participation and your impact by working with other organizations and one of the most effective I have found over the years was EESI. So they've been existing how many years? They've been 30 years. They were the visionary product of members of Congress in the mid-80s when members of Congress were talking with each other. From both sides decided they needed a nonpartisan forum to develop solutions to critical energy and environmental issues. I couldn't go without saying we couldn't do some of the things that we do at ESI without people's support. We get financial support not from the government of the United States, not from Congress, but we get contributions and to the extent that anybody has an interest in supporting what we do by going on our website www.esi.org. We would love to have them participate and any questions, we can certainly take questions at EESI through the email or just give us a call.


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Good morning, congratulations on your secretary. Well, you were very good about that. It was great. Now, shall we come over? Fine, thank you. So I do have to make one correction immediately. The boot of the Marine Corps of EZ, and when he called the road, he always said, Shulks, what happened to sea? I could have seen that. Who put the sails to the ground? The hush musk of the station of art. Well, it didn't on the agenda. That was a big and big. I asked what the problem is, maybe a little more attention to the way the city itself is managed. Now they told me that I can't take any more, but since I've always been here and I haven't been over here, I knew I was going to have to shut off before I could take all the questions, but you'll be talking with Ed Meese later on and I know you're going to be meeting with him. I wanted to win the All-Star game. Who did I want to win? I know. Can I make a confession to you? Let me make a confession to you. I was a sports announcer. That's how I started my career. I broadcast Major League Baseball, Chicago Cups, and White Sox home games. I have to tell you that things between Lebanon and Iran and Iraq and a few things like that, I didn't know that the game had been played yet until I heard them announcing the results. I felt pretty ashamed of myself, but usually I keep a little better track of sports than that. So, they tell me I have to go. I've got a fellow waiting here to interview, but so save your questions and I know there'll be an opportunity for someone else and they'll be well able to handle it also. But again, I congratulate you for being a part of this program and I'm delighted that you could come here to the Capitol and I hope that you'll find that the trip was worthwhile and that things aren't all as bad as they're made to sound. Thank you.


So I'm going to play a game of speed date with you. Mm-hmm, great. What's your go-to pizza topping? Margarita, every time. When in Rome. Salami. Tuna, tuna fish. The chicken of the sea. What's your most used emoji? The vomit mouth at the moment. Oh, a poodle.  What's in your pocket right now? I don't have any pockets, but I have lots of stuff next to me. Lots of tea bags. Nothing, I don't have pockets. My phone. And what's your secret party trick? I can Irish dance. Do you get that out at most parties? No, only at family weddings. Only where there's sort of Irish music. Otherwise, I'd be like Irish dancing to, you know, it wouldn't make much sense. Get drunk and dance. Do you have a particular dance, a special...? I do something with my face, which is very irritable to a lot of my friends. Like, you're doing it again. I, like, when I dance, I do weird... Like, I go, you know, I do, like, weird things to not... I guess to not be sexy, because, like, I do sexy movements and then, like, I have this third eye looking at myself, being like, oh, come on, you can't meet, like, really, Destiny's Child.  That's what I do. Claire said that she does Irish dancing. We could be a good match. Yeah, did you, at any point, do a bit of your funny-face dancing to her while she did Irish dancing to you? No, we got drunk very badly, and that was a lot of fun. She ended up putting me in the cab home, so she saved my f***ing... I can't say f***ing, I'm TV K.  There wasn't a lot of time or room for nights like those, because we were very busy, but I remember, you know, just going out with her was a lot of fun, yeah. I have an extra row of eyelashes. You've got two sets of eyelashes. I didn't even know that was a thing. No, you can Google it. If you could have any type of sandwich, what would it be? A baguette, like a really crusty baguette with butter on it, and brie, and basil and tomatoes. A hoagie. Oh, a club sandwich. Why? Because I have a lot of delicious things in between my bread. You know, I'll have the chicken, the bacon, the mayonnaise, I love mayonnaise. I think when I'll have, like a, you know... What is that? Like a false name to check into hotels. I'll call myself Maya, May's. I think that's great, because I love mayonnaise so much. It's my favourite. If you could have fingers as long as arms, or arms as long as fingers, which would you choose? Ah, arms as long as fingers. Yes. Why? Because if you wouldn't be able to pick anything up, what would you, with fingers that were as long as arms, it would be, you would, like an octopus. Fingers as long as arms. Yeah, it's so much more practical. I could reach, you know, I go, go, go, gadget arm, and I have the coffee, or I have the french fries, the meaning. If I had these dinosaur arms, I couldn't do anything. What's the last text you sent? It's probably to ask for food. No, I think I just sent a text to my mother this morning. What's your favourite reality TV show? Oh, Queer Eye. Oh, it's not reality, is it, though, but whatever. Queer Eye, just in general. Oh, God, Jordy Shore. I love watching them. I just love the accents. I think he fancies us. I think, I think he fancies Rick. I can't do it, but I love watching it. It's so good. Like, hashing on. Why are you petting? Yeah, yeah. Give me some scran. Oh, yeah, see, you can do that. I can't do it. Where's MTV's? It's MTV. Oh, great. I didn't even know. I don't remember the name of it, but they used to scream, move that bus. Do you remember that? No. It was some kind of home-styling makeover thing. There was so much going on in this movie. What would you say is your funniest or most memorable moment from filming? I split my jumpsuit on several of the locations in a really embarrassing way. That's not a fond memory, but a very funny one. It's pure leather. And pure leather doesn't have a lot of give. I mean, is this front or back, or I'm trying to imagine the ways of... Let's not talk about it. I can't talk about it. I mean, flashbacks. Yeah, no, it's splitting quite a sensational and awful way for me. Were they able to sew it up and you get back on with work, or do you have spares and it kept happening? There was no spare at the time. They had to reinforce the gusset of the jumpsuit. It was horrific. Horrific, we're all concerned. Let's not talk about it. Move on. Move on. So I've got to ask you, talking of kind of black jumpsuits, there was a vacuum PVC-looking outfit. It wasn't an outfit.  Sex bag? I was thinking, what's the terminology? Sex bag? Yeah. So how... What's the reality like of you working in that? Like, how long were you in that for? It's only when it's out of its me. It wouldn't have been for health and safety I couldn't get in it. Cecilia, who is my physical stunt double, did all of that. She had the wax put over her mouth. She was suffocated. That woman is extraordinary. I don't know how she did it. And everybody gave her a round of applause afterwards. But she was like, it was great. I really enjoyed it. And I was like, no way. There's no way I could have been in that bag. So you literally have to go into a ball in the same position she's in and then just be like... Yeah. I had to be in the bag for a bit, but not as long as she did. I spoke to Claire about her funniest moment and she said her leather play-suit, splitting in a very awkward position. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I remember that. Can you give any more about what actually happened there? It's funny for the actor. Well, it wasn't funny at the time, I'm sure. But it kills you a day, right? It kills you a morning. So there's a wardrobe malfunction, like the one I think she was telling me about. Usually, okay, there goes your morning. You have to get a new wardrobe change and then you shoot in less time. So for the directors, that was funny. For the directors, it was a nightmare. It's like, what's happening? Like, why is it not this working? But usually, that's pretty normal in most movies. I also wanted to ask about the PVC vacuum sex suit that she's wearing. It's crazy and very dangerous as well because the suit is all plastic and it's all sealed up so the person cannot breathe.  And there was no way around it, Claire needed to do that. She needed to do it herself because there's this scene in which she kind of, you know, popped out of that bag, I guess, some sort of like rebirth that she has in the movie. Almost like she's coming out of this placenta, right? And she's reborn as a character at that point. So it was really tough. Definitely not the things that was on her top list of the things she enjoyed the most, I can assure. The funniest moment was when Claire and I were in the very, very cold together doing this scene that I can't really tell you a lot about, but an emotional scene, intense scene. And she was very bad at it, she was in the emotion. And I was like, cut. And she's like, oh my God, it's so cold here. Can I have a tea? And she was like back into the English, you know. I was like, whoa, what is happening? So she's definitely not a method actress and she can turn it on and off, you know, so I respect that very much. So how did you find doing a lot of the scenes literally surrounded by freezing cold snow? How long were you outside for when you're on screen? It's like everything fades away. You're like, you're in the zone and you don't feel it.  You don't have that, you know, you're not in that zone anymore. It's interesting what that does to you. I think it's most memorable is to see Claire play in Lisbeth for the first time, right? Because you talk about it, you know, you have a lot of discussions with the actress, but it's not until one day when, you know, finally the cameras are rolling and you get to see the actor walking on set being this person. And for me, I'm a fan of the character is the day you get to meet her, right? Is it the day you literally, is the closest thing to get to meet Lisbeth's lander and flesh? That's always for me in most movies, but particularly in this one is that day when they walk on set for the first time and you roll cameras and you see them put themself a coffee. But still, you're right there in the same space with them and you see them and they're real and that's always a beautiful moment. Just being in Berlin and for such a long time and shooting with these wonderful people and the director, Fadi Alvarez, is Jero Gwein and also the DOP. And they would make these big barbecues. After we finished shooting, they would like pull out those huge barbecues and make food for like 150, 200 people. That's amazing, so they did their own cooking. Which gave a great feeling to the set. Did you go and have some of this barbecue? Yes, he kept on barbecuing that guy. I mean, I think he gave four barbecues in the whole, you know, and it was wonderful because he loved, I think for him that was a moment where he could just relax and provide food for people that worked so hard for him. So it was kind of a thank you to the whole crew. And it was just so wonderful seeing him with like the big, you know, what is it called? Oh, it's apron. Yeah, apron and like this big chunks of cheese and meat and very Jero Gwein. And it all tastes so good, so. In a film like this, there must be some stuff that can't make the final movie. What can we look out for on the DVD? Oh my gosh. The whole character that I play, I play a whole character with a ginger wig that's not in there. She was great, I love that ginger wig. So this could be maybe another sister? I just think it could be a whole another character. She needs her role in the movie, that girl. She was great. She had an Adidas jumpsuit. She was amazing.  How long did you have to learn the choreography for it? We did the choreography as soon as I got to Berlin. So kind of a month before starting shooting and then all through the shooting we were practicing as that's like another three months. But I loved it, I loved it. I mean I had a fight double for that as well. I loved the choreography and doing the sequences. I just really enjoyed it. I'd never really done anything like that before but I loved it. And on the day it's kind of, it gets exhausting but really, really fulfilling. I really loved it. Did you get it straight away with injuries or times where you accidentally punched someone and had to be like, sorry? No, I'm much more, they're saying punch through and I'm like, yeah, because I'm gonna hurt him. Just because I'm very conscious of hurting people's faces. But no, I mean, I picked up the moves pretty quickly but it's then about you have to use your muscles in a different way to make it read that you're actually doing it. So you just have to do, it's not actually fighting. It's trying to make it look like you're fighting. I can imagine it's even harder with a gas mask on as well though because you can't see properly and you're trying to throw punches. The gas mask was sort of new, yeah. The gas mask I got about a week before we started shooting to practice with that. But it was, oh, it's real. It's trying to make it as real as possible, I think. It was fun to do that scene because that was the only time everybody came together and worked together on that scene, so that was nice. I mean, fights are always, you know, tricky and Claire had a lot of fun learning those choreographies and having to get there and we didn't want them to be too slick. We wanted to be kind of down and dirty and kind of messy, more chaotic that represents a bit more her spirit. She's not like a perfect, like, you know, kung fu fight or anything like that. She'd know how to box and that's it. So it was really, we're trying to go for a very crude kind of, you know, bathroom brawl. And then the rest of obviously, the rest of all that set piece, which in a way, what I'm proud of it is the fact that it is one of the things that come alive in the editing, meaning it's a combination what really comes at the end, there's a big set piece at the end that involves all the characters and it's really one of those things that work because of the craft of filmmaking. You combine all the elements in the right way. And suddenly you have something that feels huge. And maybe on the day it wasn't that big, but then the screen, it feels like massive. Would you be up for a sequel? What do you think your character would be doing? Oh God, I'm just concentrating on this one coming out. Don't sign me up for work yet. Yeah, no, I'm just concentrating on this one coming out and see how it goes down. Were you a big fan of the books originally? I was, yeah. I love the genre. I love, you know, I love dark movies. I love when girls just take it on, you know. And as a woman as well, I felt just very close to her, you know, being in my 20s when there was not so much. Like now, right now, there's openings, you know, for women to tell stories that are directed by female directors or written by female writers. So you look at the characters through female eyes, which is fantastic that we get an opening now and we get, you know, to work like that. I think it's fantastic. But when I was in my 20s, it wasn't really like that yet. So Lisbeth, as a character to me, gave me a lot of hope for, you know, and so it was a woman that I saw, you know, that I felt, yeah, I could identify with. When I read the books the first time, I had no idea I was gonna be a part of this millennium universe. At that time in Sweden, it was hard to escape the domination of the books. Everybody knew about these books. Everybody read these books. These books are very special because they kind of mix Swedish everyday life with something bigger. So it's exciting.


e days you have to win all the slams and a gold medal and 20, these days the bars are a lot higher. But back then it was Sampris because he had the most slams. Even though he didn't have a French, it didn't matter. He had 14. Then Federer took over his record and it was like, okay, well, he's the goat now because he's got 15. And then Nadal overtook Sampris. So then it was like, okay, they're the two. They're fighting for goat-ness. And then Djokovic arrived and got to that as well. And then, I mean, the goat debate, right? It's always about the debate.  I mean, it's ongoing, right? Even now, because technically, it's still alive with Djokovic and Nadal. So I think the way that, I think once you overtook Sampris, you turned into like a goat. You became a part of the goat conversation. Because for a while there, it was just Djokovic and Nadal. I'm sorry, Federer and Nadal. Djokovic wasn't even a factor. It was Nadal, it was like Nadal Federer. Who was the goat out of those two guys that were fighting? And then it was like Murray and Djokovic were like the next two guys down, but they weren't winning. But then Djokovic somehow just rose out of nowhere and left Murray behind. And then once Djokovic kind of got to like 10 to 15 slams, it was like, oh, he's gotta also be a part of this now. At least that's how I saw it back in the day. And now it's sort of Djokovic and Nadal, but you're kind of like, ah, Nadal's looking sore and Djokovic is still going. Well, it's harder to achieve 386 weeks or 386 weeks, 210 consecutive or 22 slams? 22 slams. I mean, it kind of goes hand in hand, but players have been number one in the world without slams. And then a lot of players, I mean, there's not too many players that have a lot of slams and not being number one. So I think slams are a little bit ahead of number one, but number one helps, you know, it adds to it, right? They're warming up here. I grew up on big two, Samper's Agassi, I'm missing Agassi's beautiful bald head. There you go. Murray's record is nothing to sneeze at, love watching Murray. Yeah, Murray's a Hall of Famer, he's a great player. He'll go down as one of the all-time Hall of Fame legends. What is easier? Five slams are 200 weeks at number one, Jesus. Probably 200 weeks at number one. Again, winning slams is one of the hardest things to do. On the ATP, I mean, look at how many players have five slams, there's not that many. And look, would you rather have 200 weeks at number one or five slams? I would say five slams. Because people remember the slams, they don't remember the number one ranking as much. I mean, Petra Gavito was never number one, but she had won two slams and we all remember that. You know? No one remembers Marcelo Rios as much because he didn't win a slam. You win a slam? People remember you. Number one is kind of like a byproduct, I guess, of winning slams, but you've got to win slams to, you know, you've got to win slams to be remembered. All right, Chad, here we go. An hour since the last ball was hit. Let's see if Djokovic can take us to a third or if Runa can wrap it up. Here we go. Runa to serve under the most pressure. Love 30 down. This is not the greatest way to start a set. We'll restart a match. First serve's a fault, too. Second serve. Second serve, Runa. Into the front of Djokovic. Return goes in the front of Runa. Backhand on Nole. Into the forehand of Runa. As Djokovic hits the backhand. That goes in the backhand of Runa. Into the backhand of Djokovic. As Runa hits the backhand again. Into the front of Djokovic. The backhand of Runa. Backhand from Nole. Drop shot. He's good. Runa can't get there. And Djokovic has got three set points. Just like that. Little shake of the racket, too. From Nole. Love 40. Who benefits from the break? Djokovic. 100% Djokovic. Because he only had to come out here and win two points. Runa down, love 30. Serving to stay in the set. I mean, that's a nightmare. And we just found out why. Because Runa looked a little nervous in that first point. Didn't hit the ball as aggressive. Serving down to take the fault. Second serve. Second serve. Runa. He serves out wide the backhand of Djokovic. Return the backhand slice to Runa. It's a drop shot. Djokovic is going to get there with a forehand. Runa with a lob. Not good enough. Djokovic with a smash. Runa. Hits it over. Djokovic with a forehand winner. Just like that. Two points. Third set. And a little shake of the fist. Djokovic, too. We didn't see that in the first set. How quickly things can change. All right. One set all. Two points it took. Now, Nolay serving first as well in the third. But that is all it took. Was just a couple of games. A couple of points. And Runa has lost all momentum. All right, let's go through some stats in that second set. Eight winners from Djokovic. 13 errors. Not pretty. Six winners from Runa. Seven errors. So Djokovic didn't play that much better, but it didn't matter. Didn't matter. Who you got, Prime Djokovic or Prime Federer? Depends where they played. Runa has nothing on Djokovic, okay. No, we raised the standard of tennis more than Roger. Yeah, for sure. Roger took things to a new level. And then Djokovic Nadal were a product of Roger being so good. I would say, yeah, Roger raised the game. Nadal reached the same heights. And then Djokovic had to raise it as well. Was coaching allowed in the delay? Yeah, they can talk to their coaches in the delay. Yeah, Randalay saved Norley. Well, he was already up, love 30. So you wonder if Runa, if they kept playing at the end of that first, end of that set before the Randalay, whether or not we would have actually had the set done before the delay anyway. So I don't think it mattered too much, but it was loved. The double fault from Runa, that's what screwed him over before the Randalay.  Yeah, Runa can win this match. Okay, here we go. Djokovic serving first in the final set. Who's going to win chat? You tell me. Who's going to win? You tell me. Djokovic serving first in the third. Runa returns into the front of Djokovic. For now, Runa, again to the front of Djokovic. Down the line to the backhand slice of Runa. We've got a Djokovic forehand again to the backhand of Runa, into the backhand of Djokovic. Runa gets the first point, Nolay overhits it. Love 15. Love 15. We've got Osta Panko-Badosa coming up next. So stay tuned for that. Tie break for this set. Can you imagine? All right, love 15. Runa win the first point of the third. First serve of the fault. Second serve. Second serve. I'm going to return now from Runa into the backhand of Djokovic. Backhand of Runa. Again to the backhand of Djokovic into the forehand of Runa. As we get a forehand from Djokovic to the backhand of Runa. Into the backhand of Djokovic. Slice goes in. Runa gets there with a slice. Into the backhand of Djokovic. Runa with a forehand on the stretch. Again to the forehand of Djokovic. Runa, trying to get it more aggressive here. This is how he won the first set. Backhand of Runa again. Djokovic gets us right with the pass. As Runa hits the backhand. Now Djokovic is more aggressive. Drop shot in the net though. Nolay with a drop shot in the net. That's good to see Runa being more aggressive. That's what won in the first set. Love 30. Djokovic's drop shot just not it. Love 30. First game of the third. Djokovic serving. Serving out from Nolay. Served into the backhand of Runa. Backhand out from Djokovic on the stretch. Goes in. Runa with a slice. Again to the backhand of Djokovic. Into the slice of Runa. As we get a backhand of Nolay in the net. Wow, Runa hit the line. Runa hit the side, hit the singles line. Djokovic couldn't adjust. Love 40. Love 40. Perfectly on the line from Runa. Here we go. Runa to break. First game of the third. Djokovic is waiting for the crowd to chill out. Love 40. Djokovic serves. Serves a fault. Second serve. Second serve. Into the backhand of Runa. Backhand out of Djokovic down the line. That's a good shot. Runa with a forehand slice. Djokovic gets it. Into the backhand of Runa. But Nolay hits it wide. Does he? Runa thinking might hit the line. He's not going to tell. He's like, I'm going to let the umpire decide. Smart for Runa. The umpire's going to make the call. And he's saying the ball is good. Is the umpire. And I think Runa's like, yeah, I know. I just wanted you to make the call.  Because he already made a mistake with the umpire. So Runa's been smart. 15-40. Djokovic survives. He survives. It was on the line. And Hawkeye said it was on the line. So the umpire got it right that time. I think Runa knew. He just didn't want to give Djokovic the point. He wanted the umpire to say so. 15-40. Now, no cheating. It's not cheating from Runa. Just let the umpire do his job. Because Runa got screwed over by a call. As I hit the baseline for Runa for the 400 Djokovic now. 400 Runa to the 400 Nolay to the 400 Runa again. As Djokovic goes that line and wide, that's out. And Runa screams. He's fired up Runa. And Nolay's not happy about that. One love, Runa. I wonder if he might. And again, Djokovic having a big chat to his camp. He's like, he's not happy again, Djokovic, to the camp. He's like, I don't know. He's like, I don't know what he's saying, but he's not happy. Djokovic's complaining a lot. He's complaining a lot, Djokovic. Okay, one love, Runa in the third. A good recovery from Runa. I'll have to drop in that second set. He's starting to play like he did in the first set. That's much better. Much more aggressive. One love as Runa serves into the forehand of Djokovic. Return to the forehand of Runa. Djokovic to the forehand. Again, to the forehand of Runa. That's a good shot down the line. Djokovic gets with the backhand. Into the backhand of Runa. Djokovic backhand down the line. Runa gets there on the stretch with a slice. Djokovic, forehand is again to the forehand of Runa. To the forehand of Djokovic, as Djokovic hits in the net again. Another error. 15 love and Djokovic getting angry. He's getting very angry. He's telling, he's going, I mean, he's asking, I think he's asking his coaches, like, what do you want me to do? Like, you're telling me to move in. I'm making errors. What do you want me to, like, how do you want me to play? And they're not really giving me any help. The Djokovic is not happy with how he's playing. Now 15 love. First serve is a fault from Runa. Second serve. Second serve, Runa. Into the backhand of Djokovic. Backhand of Runa. Again, to the backhand of Nolay. To the backhand of Runa. Djokovic with the backhand down the line. Runa gets it with the forehand. Djokovic, forehand goes down the line. That's a great shot. Runa gets it with a lob. Djokovic with a smash. Runa guesses right with the forehand. But it goes out. 15-0. By the way, does anyone remember Djokovic yelling at Marion Vida like this? I don't remember. I don't remember Djokovic being this aggressive towards Marion Vida. 15-0.  But I don't remember Djokovic going nuts at Marion Vida the same way. No, it's 15-0. I know he always used to scream, but I don't remember him like yelling and screaming consistently to Advaita. But maybe he did and I just didn't recognize it. Maybe he did and I just didn't pick up on it, but. Yeah, it was a Goran, that's for sure. Backhand now goes in the backhand of Nolay. Backhand from Runa again. The backhand of Djokovic. And the backhand of Runa hits a drop shot. Djokovic's gonna get there with the forehand down the line into the backhand of Runa. The lob is not good enough. Djokovic to the little drop volley. Runa gets there, but it's in the net. And it's 15-30. A chance for Djokovic to break back now. 15-30. It isn't towards Vida, it's towards the Italian coach on the left. Okay, well no, Vida's not there. So I mean, it's not towards Vida because he's not even there. But I mean, back in the day when Marion Vida was coaching him, I don't remember Djokovic yelling at the coach's box as much, just in general. Like I don't remember him looking at the coach and yelling at him as much. He used to yell and get angry, but like he's still got angry, but. Like I don't remember him like turning and just being like, all the time into the box. But maybe he was. I just didn't see it as much. He does, it seems like he does yell towards their box a lot more these days. 15-30. Still a chance for Djokovic to break back.  Second serve, second serve. Into the corner, Djokovic returned the back end of Runa, back end of Djokovic. Again at the back end, slice of Runa, drop shot's good, oh wow, what a shot. This is going to be our finish to you. Runa with a beautiful drop shot. Bounce about this high, perfect. 30-all. Man, what a drop shot.  It was like he knew he was going to hit a drop shot. Djokovic just had no chance. That's his fifth drop shot winner, Runa. Djokovic is zero. Drop shot winners in this match, crazy. 30-all. He serves that wide, Runa, great serve, big ace. 40-30. Runa to get the two love in the second. Oh, sorry, the third.  He's crazy. Two love. If you can get this point, Runa with a serve. Down the middle is the final, Djokovic, final Runa. It's good, Djokovic gets it on the stretch. Runa, again in the net. And we get the doce. But Djokovic is playing a little bit more aggressive, so that's good to see. You know, he can't sit back, otherwise Runa will do what he did in the first set and just run away with it. So Djokovic is at least fighting back. All right, we get the doce. We get the doce, as Runa serves. Another big serve, wow. Unbelievable. And Djokovic says, sorry, because he hit someone in the crowd. The ball went flying into the... And Djokovic is struggling to show, like, I'm sorry, I couldn't help you. Like, that was just a... Yeah, that was no one's fault. Djokovic just hit the top of the frame and it flew into the crowd. Got someone, but that's, they're all right. Advantage, great serve from Runa. Stop supporting Runa. Stop complaining. How about that? Advantage, Runa. As he serves out wide the back into Djokovic, return goes in, the find of Runa, who hits a winner, and Runa's got two love. Two love in the third. Djokovic has got to figure it out quick, because we saw what happened in the first set. Runa's pumped up here. He knows, he's confident. He knows he can beat Djokovic. All right, it starts here, though, for Djokovic. He serves, and Djokovic has got to get energy going. He's flattened that board, this board. Got to get aggressive, as he hits the forehand now to the backhand of Runa, up the net, and that's in the net from Djokovic. Runa is just nailing everything. Love to the 15. Djokovic just came to the net and just casually hit it in the ground. Love 15. Tim, yeah. Okay, Djokovic serves. So don't see the form of Runa. Return goes in the backhand of Djokovic. Runa with the forehand. Again to the backhand of Djokovic. Backhand of Runa. Into the form of Djokovic with the forehand of Runa. Djokovic with the forehand. Down the line in the net again. Another error. So many errors from Djokovic today. Love 30. Djokovic is not happy with the way he's playing today. Is it 30 errors? Not good. All right, love 30. Chance for Runa to get the double break. This feels like the first set all over again. Serve down the tee. There's a fault. Second serve. Second serve. Djokovic goes to the form of Runa. Return goes in the form of Nolay. Form of Runa on the stretch. Gets it down the line to the form again of Djokovic. He ran around it. It's a bit of backhand there from Runa. The form of Djokovic into the form of Runa. Again to the form of Djokovic. Runa hit the ball so deep. Backhand of backhand. As Djokovic bit of a shank but it goes in. Runa gets it. Backhand again from Djokovic. Into the backhand of Runa. Cross call backhands from both guys. Runa slices it. Again to the backhand of Djokovic. Runa with the forehand down on the stretch. Djokovic in control. Falling down the line to the backhand of Runa. Backhand of Djokovic again to the backhand of Runa. Into the backhand of Djokovic. Backhand of backhand. Runa with the drop shot. Oh, that's lovely. Djokovic gets it with the drop shot back. Runa's gonna get there with the pass into the net. Oh, Runa had it. Djokovic gets lucky. Runa made the error. He got to the drop shot with time and he just hit it in the net. Djokovic was done. 15-30. Wasn't bad from Djokovic on the drop shot back but Runa got there and he just flicked it in the net. I think he maybe was a little shocked that it was too much time. Because Djokovic was not there. No chance if that goes over. Djokovic survives though. 15-30, 26 shot rally by the way. 15-30. Djokovic taking extra time here. I don't know what's happening. Where's he going? Oh, did he get a time violation? Djokovic just got a time violation, I think. Did he call the score? Oh, no, the umpire. So the umpire called the score during Djokovic's service action.  He's like, why are you calling the score after 20 seconds? So the umpire called the score when Djokovic was trying to serve and now Djokovic lost his mind at the umpire because he's pissed off the umpire is like, interrupting him.  So Djokovic is just not having fun right now as he serves and ace. And it might actually help Djokovic, some of those things though because it gives him a little bit of adrenaline. Gives him a bit of, you know, it's good to see him at least frustrated about what's happening instead of just being like, well, whatever. At least it's showing he's got some fire. 30-all. And that serve was just on the line. Djokovic serves to the back end of Runa, back end of Djokovic, again to the back end of Runa. Into the back end of Nole. Runa with the back end again to the back end of Nole. To the back end of Runa. Djokovic with the forehand now goes cross court into the front of Runa, who hits it down the line. Djokovic with the back hand again to the back end of Runa. Into the back end of Djokovic. Djokovic hits it out though and now Nole's complaining about the court. Bad bounce, 30-40. and it's a ten chance to get a double break here and again jokovic is looking at the ground not happy about the bounce nothing's going right 30 40 chance to get the double break here runa jokovic serves out wide the back end of runa return goes in the corner jokovic oh he hits a winner no late hits a winner who on the line and he saves the break point doce doce and jokovic serves again jokovic serves out wide the front of runa return goes in the front of jokovic runa with the back hand on the stretch jokovic in control forehand goes the back end again of runa into the front of jokovic who shanks it but it goes in runa gets a forward down the line now comes to the net runa with a volley it's in jokovic with a lob runa with a smash puts it away and runa gets another break point the lob was not good runa throws his fist to the crowd he's like yes go for me and everyone's putting on coats i think it might be raining again it might be a little rain around again umbrellas are going up umbrellas are going up advantage runa remember we did see there was a little bit more you know green blotchy round on the radar so umbrellas are going back up for some chance to get a double break here runa served on a tee is a fault second serve second serve no lay taking his time serving to the forehand of runa return goes the backhand of jokovic back into the back hand of jokovic to the back end of runa again in the back end jokovic as no lay hits it down line that's a good shot runa gets with a forehand jokovic forehand again to the forehand of runa jokovic's forehand goes to the back end of runa into the forehand of jokovic runa Hit in the ball deep in the court, Jokovic again with the four-hand down the line. Roonor's there with the backhand. Jokovic gets it, backhand to backhand. As Roonor goes again to the forehand of Jokovic, into the backhand of Roonor. Jokovic hits the backhand, drop shot, slice, or he mixed it up. Roonor gets right though, backhand to backhand, and now Roonor on the stretch with the forehand, gets it. Jokovic backhand, cross-court. Roonor is getting everything back. Backhand down down the line, is out from no way! Three love! Roonor in the third. He's out rallying Jokovic today. Three love, Roonor in the final set. Two breaks to serve. And again, Jokovic having a big chat at the coaches, because it's never the player's fault. It's always somebody else's fault. Okay, Roonor's in cruise control here. Rain delay would be helpful for Jokovic again, wouldn't it? Be very helpful. But I don't know if we're going to get a delay again. Thank you, careless knight. Appreciate it. Glad you're enjoying. Since you guys might actually win this tournament. Well, look, still a lot to go. I mean, there's still a lot of players left, but Jokovic hasn't lost yet. By the way, it is raining. There is rain around. They are sitting in the rain.  He's just that big old punching bag. He's just sitting there. Doesn't talk back. He just gets punched. Roonor might actually win the tournament. Well, look, I think if Jokovic loses, there's a three or four people that can win. All right, three love, Roonor. With a double break in the third, Jokovic has to get one of these back as soon as he can. Umbrellas are going up. Jackets are going on. Goran's wearing a T-shirt, but he's a punching bag, so he can't feel. He can't feel anything. Three love. He's numb. He's dead inside. That's not true. He's probably very friendly. All right, we're just waiting for this lady to sit down.  She's like, it's like, can you please sit down? Maybe she owns the stadium. I don't know. Anyway, it's a good return there to the slice of Roonor. Roonor hits it out. Nice return. No way. 15 love. Love 15. Love 15. Nice return. We haven't said that too much today about Jokovic. Love 15. But we've got Osta Penko taking on Bodosa after this. Exciting times. Jokovic hits the slice, comes in there. Roonor with a passing shot. Winner. This is going to be on Penko's TV. Just too good. Jokovic says, good shot. Too good. 15 all. And it was too good. Because Roonor knew where he was going to hit that forehand. It's a perfect shot. All right, 15 all. And as Roonor serves again, down to the backhand of Jokovic. Roonor with the forehand. Jokovic gets his right with a lob. Roonor with a smash. Jokovic down with the backhand. They're back on the baseline now. Backhand to backhand. Jokovic down the line to the front of Roonor. Again to the forehand of Jokovic. It's a winner. Wow. This is going to be on Penko's TV. Massive from Nolay. Roonor should have won the point twice. Jokovic, 15-30. 15-30. Lovely shot from Nolay. 15-30. Roonor serves again. He's got two breaks of serve, which is handy. As he serves down to the forehand of Jokovic, Jokovic hits a wide. 30 all. Nolay looking at the sky. I don't think he's happy with the rain.  I mean, he's down love three. What do you do to just stop Roonor's momentum? 30 all. Roonor with the serve. Into the forehand of Jokovic. Return to the forehand of Roonor. Backhand to Jokovic. Into the forehand of Roonor. Again to the forehand of Jokovic. Roonor hits the forehand. Again to the forehand of Jokovic. On the stretch is wide. And Roonor gets a 40-30 to go to four lob in the third. 40-30 to go off four lob in this deciding set. 40-30. Roonor serves again. He serves. A fault. Second serve. Two hours played by the way. 40-30. Roonor serves. Into the backhand of Jokovic. Backhand of Roonor. Into the forehand of Jokovic. Roonor hits it out. All right, we get to deuce. We get to deuce. Big game here for Jokovic. Gets one back. Things look interesting. If he goes down four lob. Look, it's not back to Jokovic. Any, like he can come back from this.  Roonor is looking solid. Serves a fault though. Second serve. Second serve. Into the forehand of Jokovic. Return to the forehand of Roonor. Backhand forehand from Jokovic. He's again to the forehand of Roonor who hits a slice. Jokovic with a drop shot in the net. Wow. Jokovic had that point one until he made the error. He was, that was, I mean, that's, that doesn't happen normally for Jokovic. That's crazy. Advantage Roonor. I mean, great defense for Roonor, but Jokovic doesn't lose those points. The drop shot was just not it. Should have won that point. Advantage Roonor as Roonor serves. Into the forehand of Jokovic. Return goes into the forehand of Roonor who shanks it. Jokovic hits the forehand. Again to the forehand of Roonor. Into the forehand of Jokovic on the stretch. That's a good shot. Roonor gets with a slice. Jokovic comes to the net. Roonor with the backhand pass. Jokovic volleys it out. Four love Roonor in the final set. And he's so fired up Roonor. And Jokovic is pointing at someone. Jokovic is telling someone in the crowd I want to kick them out. He's trying to keep the crowd out. Jokovic said I want them out. Is he talking about the Danish, the four Danish guys? Is he putting at them? I want to see who he pointed at. He's like get them out of here. I wonder who he's referring to. All right four love. Jokovic is trying to do crowd control. All right serve now. Now away from Nole needs this game as he hits a smash. Roonor is going to get it right. Put up a lob again. Smash again from Nole. That one's away. 15 love. 15 love Jokovic. Two hours play by the way. Now remember as that goes out from Roonor and it's third love. Remember Roonor. Roonor was up 5-2 in the final of Monte Carlo. And he lost that. And that was against Rubelev. So if Rubelev can come back from the dead against Roonor and third set on Clay. So it can Jokovic. Is he going to? I don't know but he could. Just saying. 40 love. It could happen. So this match is not over yet. 40 love Jokovic. Is he serves that wide? Another race. Oh it was it. Roonor says I don't know. I don't know if it was in. The umpire's out of the chair. The umpire's going to call it. And he calls it out. All right that first serve was a fault. Second serve. 40 love. Jokovic was already sitting at the chair. He's like I was. I was off the court. 40 love. Second serve Jokovic. He's into the back end of Roonor. Back end of Nolay. The back end slice Roonor. Drop shot's good. Jokovic gets there. With a four on down the line. Roonor with a lob. It's too good. This is going to be our biggest team ever. Roonor just drop shotting. Lobbing is like Elcraz. I mean that's what Elcraz would do. 40-15. And Roonor and the thing that Roonor and Elcraz have. I know they're aggressive and they've got great shots. But man they're smart. They just craft up the points. I mean they know what they're going to do before they do it. Good serve Jokovic. All right. He gets on the board. 4-1. Yeah they're smart. I mean they hit a drop shot but they know what they're going to do next. You know they don't just hit a drop shot and think that's it. All right. 4-1 Roonor. Two breaks to serve. Jokovic on the board though. And as I said Roonor was up against Rublev. At the Monte Carlo in the Monte Carlo finals. So let's keep it up. By the way security are on deck. Because Jokovic wanted to kick someone out. Who are they pointing at? I want to know. The old guys like it's not me. I have an umbrella. Who are they talking about? Are they talking about those four Danish dudes? That'd be so funny if they were. See those guys not supporting me? Yeah yeah kicked them out. Yeah see those four guys that are clearly Danish? Because they've got the flags in there. Yeah get rid of them. Yeah I don't want anyone in this crowd that is not going for me. Yeah remove those four people please. Yeah or scrub off the face paint please. Someone's really off with Nole? Yeah I don't know. He looks weird. Maybe just having a bad day. Nole is the real Karen of tennis. Well that's harsh. How can a player like Jokovic make so many bad errors? I mean because that happens. You know players have bad days. It happens. So it is raining currently but they're still playing because it's not that bad. A lot of umbrellas are up.  All right 4-1 Runa. He's got two breaks of serve and a 4-1 lead in a third set against Jokovic. He's two games away from making the semis here. He serves that wide an ace. Bang lovely serve from Runa. 15 love. 15 love. It's his third ace of the day Runa. Runa serves again. A fold. Second serve. Second serve. Into the backhand of Jokovic. Backhand out Runa. Again to the backhand of Jokovic. To the backhand of Runa. Is Jokovic hit the backhand down the line. Runa gets there with the forehand on the stretch. Jokovic backhand cross court. Runa gets it. Again to the forehand of Jokovic. Into the backhand of Runa but Nole hits it out. Another error. 30 love. Six points away Runa. From knocking out Nole. Not even Elkres has beaten Jokovic twice. 30 love. Has Runa played Rafa? Don't think so right? I want to watch that match. 30 love. Serving the forehand of Jokovic. Great return. There we go. Unbelievable. That's a Nole return. 30 15. Lovely return Jokovic. Just slaps the ball back. 30 15. As Runa serves again. To the forehand of Jokovic. For now Runa. Again to the forehand of Jokovic. Runa with the backhand. Oh it just goes in from Jokovic though. Forehand to forehand. As Jokovic gets more aggressive. Drop shot. Runa's there though. And puts it away. That was a terrible drop shot from Jokovic. He's not making the right choices. 40 15. Runa five points away. Now that drop shot was not it. It bounced higher than the net. So Runa just slapped it away. Runa to get to 5-1. Runa serves. A fault. Second serve. Second serve. Into the backhand of Jokovic. Great return. Runa gets it. Backhand and Nole is a winner. All right. Solid there from Jokovic. 40 30. 40 30. The backhand was solid. And the second backhand was better. Lovely backhands. As Runa serves again. Still a chance here to get to 5-1. In the final set against Novak Jokovic. Serving the backhand of Jokovic. Return goes into the front of Runa. Who smacks a winner. 5-1 Runa. In the final set. And look. Let's call this as it is. Runa playing amazing. Jokovic playing terrible. That's why we have this score. A combination of the two. So yeah. People can say Jokovic play bad. And you can say that's right. People can say Runa played amazing. That is also right. Because both of those things are happening. 5-1 Runa in the final set. Jokovic serving to stay in the match. Serving out Jokovic down the tee. The backhand of Runa return goes wide. 15 love. 15 love. Jokovic serves again. By the way Goran does not look like he believes Jokovic can win.  And you're like a little more encouraging. Looks a little more positive. Just in case you know just to you know believe a little. You are coaching Jokovic. Probably the easiest job in the world. As we're at a 4-0 line of the backhand in Ole. That goes the backhand of Runa. Jokovic to the slice. Again to the 4-1 of Runa. To the 4-1 of Jokovic. She guesses right. Now Runa with the slice forehand. He just gets it. Jokovic 4-1 down the line.  Up goes the lob from Runa. Jokovic smash. Puts it away. 30 love. 30 love Jokovic. By the way we're almost at a thousand likes. Thank you for that. Don't forget to like if you haven't already. Thousand likes almost. Crazy. 30 love. Jokovic serves. Down into the backhand of Runa. Return to the 4-1 of Ole. Into the backhand of Runa on the stretch. Up goes the lob again. Jokovic with another smash. Runa guesses right this time and hits it wide. 40 love. Jokovic to make Runa serve for the match. He's got two chances to do it as well. He's got two shots at it. As Jokovic serves a fault. Second serve. Second serve. It's a double fault. Why not? Why not? You're up 40 love. Why not? Well I thank you for subscribing as well. We're trying to get to 140k subs. I guess by the end of the French. So don't forget to sub if you haven't already. So don't see the backhand of Runa. Return goes in. Jokovic with the swinging volley. Runa guesses right with the pass. Too good. Jokovic's decision making has also been bad. Not just his technique. His decision making like you know hitting swinging volley straight to Runa. Hitting drop shots in the net. Like Jokovic is just not playing smart either. Like he's not thinking out there. 40-30. Now he's in big trouble because he's three points away from losing here. Second serve goes to the back end of Runa. Return is in. Jokovic on the stretch gets it. Runa forehand is good. Jokovic gets up with the slice. Runa with the forehand again. Into the slice of Jokovic. Runa in control. He comes in with the forehand. And Jokovic guesses right with the lob. Runa's going to put away the smash. And he does. Douce from 40 love. Jokovic is battling in the game now. He looks fatigued. I don't think Jokovic looks fatigued. He looks bored. He looks like he doesn't care. All right, second serve, Nole. Second serve out by the form of Runa. Return goes in the form of Jokovic. Runa with the backhand slice on the stretch in the net. Jokovic survives. Advantage, Nole to make Runa serve for the match. As we just served down the back end of Runa, Runa hits it out. All right, Jokovic does make Runa serve for this match. Good man. He's got two chances to do it. He's got two opportunities. By the way, we've got 5,000 people almost here in the house. Thank you so much for watching. Don't forget to subscribe. We're going to 1,000 likes. Also, if you want to become a member, you can. You don't have to. 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I mean, Runa's played really good compared to, you know, even though Jokovic hasn't played well. Paris last year, Jokovic should have won that match. So you can probably say that, you know, the first match maybe, maybe Jokovic should have won it. But Runa today, I mean, as bad as Jokovic has played, Runa has played as well. And that's why we're getting such a, like this why it's not close. If Jokovic wasn't playing as bad or Runa wasn't playing as good, it would be a little closer on the score. But Runa's playing the best match he could play and Jokovic is playing horrible. So a combination, even if he'd been playing horrible, he'd still got the set, right? As with a 4-9 Jokovic, after the backhand lob from Runa, Jokovic's going to let it bounce, hit a smash. And he puts it away, love 15. Jokovic takes the first point of the Runa service game. Love 15, two hours and 15 minutes played too. You wonder if, you know, because Runa's played a lot of tennis this week. God, chat, chat, chat, chat. Can we please get Runa Rude? If Runa wins, can we please get Runa Rude? Because we know that's a spicy, that's a spicy beef. We want to see that spicy beef. Backhand return goes in the backhand of Runa, down the line to the 4-9 Jokovic on the stretch. Runa, let's it bounce goes long. From 0-8, 15-0. We want to see some spicy beef. Some Scandinavian beef. Oh, we love that spicy beef. 15-0. Also, Rude just smokes Runa every time they play.  Rude's like, I don't know how to beat you. Rude actually would love that, because he smokes Runa. There's been a serve now, the 4-9 Jokovic, 4-9 Runa down the line that's in the net. No, no, no. No. 15-30. 15-30. Chance here for Runa to, I mean, Jokovic maybe to stick around. 15-30. Serve. Into the backhand of Jokovic, returning the 4-9 Runa. Into the backhand of Nole on the stretch. Runa with a forehand is, oh no, Jokovic hits it long, apparently. The umpire says yes, it's out. 30-0. 30-0. By the way, if Jokovic does somehow break here, it might just ignite him to have some sort of a massive comeback. So this point's massive here for Runa, just to keep Jokovic quiet as well. Because if Nole wins this point, the crowds are getting loud, things might start changing. So this point's huge. Runa serves. Down the tee, a fault, oh. Second serve. Don't let Jokovic get this momentum. He's trying to pump himself up, Runa's like, come on, let's go, yeah. Second serve. Into the forehand of Jokovic. Return goes into the forehand of Runa. Slice, drop shot. It's not very good, but Jokovic gets it. Forehand of Runa, Nole with the backhand on the stretch. Runa, forehand again. The backhand of Jokovic. Into the backhand of Runa as Runa hits it out. And the crowd's getting loud. 30-40. By the way, thank you, Donna, for becoming a member. Appreciate that. 30-40. Breakpoint Jokovic to get one back. Jokovic only had four breakpoints on the Runa serve today. He's converted two of those. 30-40. Runa serves. He's got two breaks though, so he's got an insurance break. Serve. Into the forehand of Jokovic. Forehand of Runa. Into the backhand of Jokovic. Backhand of Runa. Again to the backhand of Jokovic. Down the line into the forehand of Runa. Jokovic to the forehand. Again to the forehand of Runa. Into the backhand of Jokovic. Just Runa into the forehand. Down the line, that's a good shot. Jokovic gets it on the stretch. Runa, inside out to the backhand of Jokovic. Again to the forehand of Runa. Runa being aggressive. Jokovic just defending. Forehand down the line from Runa. Goes in the backhand of Jokovic. Who hits it out. And Runa throws his fist in the air because he knows that was huge. We're back to Deuce. Jokovic not happy with the court surface. Patrick Moritoglu like a meerkat. Off his chair. And we're back to Deuce. And that might have been the chance for Jokovic. And always shouting to the skies. Not happy at all about that. All right, Runa serves. Still not out of trouble though, Runa. He's two points away. Serve. Into the forehand of Jokovic. Oh, he's a let, was it? No, he hit it in the crowd. The hell? He either shanked it. Or accidentally hit it into the crowd. All right, Runa serves again. First serve. Serve out wide the forehand of Jokovic. Return goes out. Runa's got a match point. And he's throwing the fist, Runa. After every point. Holger Runa with a match point. Patrick Moritoglu. He loves it. Advantage, Runa. And look, not just to beat Jokovic, but to kind of obliterate him. Because yeah, Jokovic doesn't play bad. But man, Runa has just taken those errors and run with him.  Despite, like, he could have easily just said, oh, this guy's playing bad. I'm just going to cruise. But Runa's like, no, I'm going to punish you making errors. And Runa, the first and third sets, haven't even been close. Second set was a little close because of maybe because of the rain delay. Serving the forehand of Jokovic, forehand of Runa. Again to the forehand of Jokovic. That goes out. And Holger Runa knocks out Norway. Tennis is changing people. Tennis is starting to change. The kids are coming up. Look, Jokovic was off today. But Runa was amazing. GGs, Tennis is starting to change because the goats weren't getting beaten by kids back in the day. Now they are. Now they're losing. Runa's mum blowing kisses. My boy. Don't know why she's Italian. Okay, GGs, Runa just like, and Runa came out here and he knew he could win. He's like, yeah, I'm going to win. Like Runa was not scared. And that's the thing. That's the thing about these kids. They just don't have fear. They don't have bad memories. They don't have scar tissue. You know, Sidney Pass, Zverev, they come out against these guys and they're like, oh no, it's Jokovic again. Runa comes out here and goes, I'm sorry, who are you?  You're like an old guy, whatever. Like Runa, like respectfully. But Runa, like he doesn't fear him, right? Alcares doesn't fear these guys. And that's a massive part.  Runa comes out here and he's like, I mean, at the start, he was like, I want to go, let's go, let's go. Love that. Love that. He knows he can win. He believes he can win. And that's half the battle. All right. No, back Jokovic is out, people. We are getting a new champion, I think. Yeah, we're getting a new champion. God, I want to see Runa rude. Now I want to see Runa rude. Come on now. Come on now. Come on, Serendolo. Just get out the way. Move, get out the way. Just let us get out. Let us give us our spicy beef. Come on now. Just Serendolo, respectfully lose. Come on, Casper. Set it up with your bestie. Come on. Hey, Minoris. Thank you for the five gifted. Appreciate that. Who got it? Henrik, Rajesh, Tri, Link and Jared. Congratulations. Oh, I'm excited. Come on, let's get Runa. Let's, you know what? We could get a beef. We could get an all, all you can eat buffet of beef. Going into the semis. City pass, Mervadev. Runa rude. Words will be spoken. Words will be exchanged. Oh, can we just get, I mean, I'm hungry. I'm hungry, chat. I'm so hungry. Give me beef. All the beef. Oh, chat. Come on. Oh, can we get it? Can we get it? Oh, that would be so good. That would be so good. All right, I'm going to send you over to the next match.  Who knows? I mean, Osta Penko, she doesn't mind stirring up some beef. She's pretty, she can make some beef with anybody over sitting across from the court. Well, hey, thank you, Peaches. And Peiam, there you go. Gifted member to you. Thank you for watching. Subscribe if you haven't already. If you're leaving us, we'll be back for Runa versus whoever. Coming up on Friday. Yeah, no, Saturday, Saturday. So we've got a day off. Actually, no, two days. Runa's got two days off.  Runa's got two days off. So he'll be back on Saturday to watch. We'll be back to watch him on Saturday against, hopefully, Casper Ruud. Oh, God. I'll stop doing that, I promise. All right, Osta Penko taking on. But Osta. Very interesting matchup coming up next. But man, huge, huge win. Anonymous. Wow. Rune defeats Novak. Convincingly, yet Rune loses to players such as Rubelev and Fokaina. Goat reliability waning. I mean, they're not bad guys. They're not bad players, right? I can't believe this. That's my question.  You can't be serious, man. You cannot be serious. MJ, thank you for the 20. Can we get some solutes in the chat for MJ? Thank you. That's very generous. Thank you for the 20 and thank you. Anonymous for the two. MJ, very generous. Thank you for that. You don't like Nolay, okay? Fair enough. All right, jump over to the next match. Otherwise, YouTube might just send you over there anyway. Podosa versus Osta Penko. The matches continue. Quarterfinal day. We start with a bang. We start with an upset according to the betting. 6-2, 4-6, 6-2. Runa takes out Nolay again. Runa's got a problem now. His name's Holger Runa. And Runa might have a problem if it's Kasparud. We'll find out later about that one. But Runa into the semis of Rome. After winning in three sets, it gets a goate.