I don't often, like, throw strays unnecessarily.

They're unusable.

This was dog.

This is absurd. They're like, yeah, she kind of is what it is. I'm like, dude. There goes our ball sponsorship. Thanks a lot, guys. He's the first person to win the double without losing a set. Of course he is. You know how hard it is not to lose a set in a month? You don't have, like, a bad day? Has she ever been more of a clear-cut number one than she is right now?

I'm still so fascinated by her.

Her tennis reflects her personality. There is swagger and there is charisma. She's become really good at like, this is what it is. You work around my... I think she wants to pound her head against the pavement a little bit. We were kind of similar. similar. I mean, I've had coaches where you're breaking up where it's like, you're my favorite person, but like I don't know that we totally align on what's going on during the match. I kind of f***es you up a little bit. Like I asked Darren Cahill to coach me once, and he said no. I got dumped by Connors. So your ego can take a bruising, too. It's not just the coach is getting fired. Can we just be friends?

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ServiceNow puts AI to work for people at ServiceNow.com. Hey, everyone. Welcome to Served. Miami Recap Edition. As always, we are brought to you by Service Now. Please. Please. Please. Subscribe. Oh, wow. Desperate, right? That was really desperate. Yeah. That was good. That was desperate. Thirsty. J.W. in the house, producer, Mike, Techie, Sean. Guys, you remember way back when January, Sinner lost to Novak in the Australian Open and Sabalinka lost another Grand Slam file? It's like, God, will these, will they be able to

overcome this disappointment? Do you think they've overcome this disappointment, J.W.?

I think our his and hers sunshine double winners, uh, looking pretty good now, all of 60

days later. We can save this for later, but man, Novak Djokovic came out pretty well, huh?

I've just beat that guy on a hard court like two months ago. It's pretty good. But now, uh, sitter in Svalenka, man, um, not a lot of, uh, not a lot of, uh, not a lot of hangover after their titles in Indian Wells. That was very impressive on both counts. Yeah. And one thing that just is screaming at me every match now.

So do we remember? very impressive on both counts. Yeah. And one thing I, that just is screaming at me every match

now. So do we remember last year at the US Open? I remember, you know, going into the term,

I was like, I think I like sinner on a hard court. And then he kind of was struggling with a serve

throughout that event, like kind of hovering around 50% first serves in.

And then against Alcarazzi, he served like right around 50%, maybe it was 49, maybe it was 51 or 52%.

But it wasn't high.

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