And the If you've ever wondered what it's like to play tennis against the greatest players in the world,

Serena, Venus, Monica Sellis.

I know I've wondered these things.

What is their ball coming at you feel like?

How do you have a chance to beat them?

Well, today I've got somebody who has an idea about how to beat these people.

Chandar Rubin got to number six in the world, played against Serena, played

against Venus, played against Monica Sellis, and has wins over all of them.

You played Serena, you beat her, you lost to her,

but more importantly, you beat her, not a lot of a ton of people have

beaten her talk about what it's like to stand on the other side from

Serena. Well first I'll say I'll tag you on your Capriotti story and say that she was one of the cleanest

ball strikers. I mean, bar none. So, you know, I can totally understand the feeling of feeling like you're underwater and

she made it look easy like she could just be walking in the park and hitting those

shots she hit one of the best backhands to this day that I've ever seen and it was a match she probably didn't care a lick about. She was just like whatever. She was going through her patch, but it was incredible the way she could strike the ball and I think about all of the

players that I've played that I've been able to kind of compare against playing Serena.

She hit a forehand was one of the hardest forehands and just hard in terms of

from neutral thinking I was in neutral position,

to just getting a winner screaming by me

and no chance to react to it, you know,

no chance at all.

She just was such a strong player and mentally the intensity she brought.

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