Hey, everyone. Welcome to the Q&Andy show.

We got a guest this week, boys.

We got a fun one.

Oh, yeah.

Rome special, obviously, tennis going on in Italy.

One of my favorite people from my time on tour, you would see him go crazy on the court, beat

Rothon Clay, and then he would come into the locker room, and he was completely easygoing.

Fabio Fugnini, what's up, man?

Ciao, guys.

Chau, man, yeah what are you.

I'm good.

I was saying before we started filming, you're the only guy that retires and looks skinnier.

What's the deal? I'm perfect right now, you see? I mean, I do everything, but not tennis anymore.

So, as I just say, I play three times in one year. But I do, I mean, I can't run because of my ankle. I can't. But I do everything. I play golf. I play sometimes paddle. Sometimes. I'm not a huge fan of paddle. And golf, golf, golf is really nice. So talk us through it, man. Like, we obviously haven't seen you. You played your, you played in Rome for the last time last year.

Your last match, you go in to Wimbledon and you almost beat Alcaraz on the way out the door. That would have been the most Fabio thing that I had ever seen. How are you doing? What are your emotions? Do you miss the game or are you at the point where like you're just happy to kind of not have to deal with the stress of it?

Well, you know better than me for sure, no? How are you doing? What are your emotions? Do you miss the game or are you at the point where you're just happy to kind of not have to deal with the stress of it?

Well, you know, better than me for sure, no? But it was the last, I think three years of my career was really tough.

Yeah.

Because of the injury and especially the comeback of the injury, you know?

It took like more and more, more time to get in shape.

And yeah, Wimbe was crazy.

I mean, for, I mean, that match, if I have to be honest,

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