All right, everyone, on today's episode of Nothing Major, we're going to take a look at what happened in Madrid. We're also going to look ahead to Rome, and we also have a special guest joining the pot. So let's get going. Jack Jones, Stevie and Sam, got close a few times, never want to slam. Nothing major. All right, everyone, welcome back. We got John Isner, Steve Johnson, Charlie Fox, the team at Sift, and a special

guest today. For those of you that watch Tennis Channel, you know who we're looking at, the one and

only heartbeat of the tennis channel, the host of TC. Live, Steve Wiseman. Steve, thanks for joining us.

Thank you so much. It's an honor to be here. Listen, after hosting 13 days in a row and then tomorrow starting 13 days in a row of Rome, what would I want to do on my one day off other than set an alarm for 6 a.m. and be with the boys. Yeah, you were a little upset when you, when you heard we were filming this early. Yeah, I'm not, I'm not an early not an early early rise no just one day off you know

he's got to he's got to get his beauty sleep yeah not today not today i was up all night you know

we're getting ready for the show i was i was nervous you know like that you did some prep work

all right for those you guys listening, Steve just wanted,

he just,

we're tossing around today.

He's just part of,

this isn't an interview with Wiseman. We're just getting his takes going around the circle because he knows a lot more than we do. Because he just heard, he just went 13 days in a row of T.C. Live. Before we get to the show, I got a couple questions. One, when it comes to TC Live, you basically

write TC Live. Can you give us just like the cliff notes of how you go about writing the show

each day? Yeah, so basically I get the rundown for the show, which you all know what it is,

but it's it's a format that lists what stories we're a format that that lists what stories we're going to talk about,

what highlights we're going to talk about, uh, what graphics we're going to have,

what the bumps or teases for the next segments are going to be. Um, and so when I get that,

uh, I write the whole thing. And depending on how long that show is, if it's an hour show,

like, uh, I've been doing with

you, Sam and you, Stevie on the grid, it probably takes me about three hours to write that show.

When I was doing the Australian Open, you know, during January, that would take me, that's a two

hour show. So that takes me like five to six hours to

write. It's much longer. For Roland Garros, I think it's going to be a three-hour show. That

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