Thursday morning, May 23rd, 2024.

It is the beating-the-book podcast.

It's Gil Alexander, and this is a tennis slam.

Roland Garros, the French Open.

24, tennis is second slam of the year, and, of course, the clay slam of the tennis calendar.

Dominated for so many years by Rafah Dadaal, 14 to his name in perhaps his final French Open,

and we'll get to just what a ridiculous draw he got.

And then Iges Viatik, looking for her fourth French Open title on the lady's side and her

fifth slam overall.

It all begins on a Sunday state side and as always to help us

with our tennis slams. He is as part of as much a part of this as I am quite frankly. Not Dan Weston.

Dan Weston, by the way, is doing great health-wise, but he's so into his cricket that he doesn't

really have anything to say about tennis. So that's honest.

Drew Dinsick's got a lot to say, though.

What's happened, Drew?

Yeah, nothing bad.

Tennis is about the only thing going right in my betting life in 2024.

So happy to talk tennis.

But, yeah, this sets up to be a pretty outstanding Fortnite.

And actually, like, credit to Roland Garros, they captured the, you know, the preamble week quite well.

Like, this is kind of felt like, you know, with Dominic team qualifying and with just, you know, some of the matches and some of the atmosphere at Roland Garros for the qualifying.

This is now turned into a three week event, which is cool. So pretty excited about it. And it's been a, it's been a rocky, weird, wild runup in the, you know, in the clay, you know, prep. Usually we get to this point and we're recording this podcast for Roller Garros. And we're just just like you missed your chance guys sorry all the

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