Here's General Zime, David and Jacobi, we are Jalen and Jacobi.

What is it that we do?

We're gonna be both.

They're both coming on the program in just minutes.

It is Kalen for real.

For real, he'll be joining us in a second, but we start with where Serena started in

her last US Open.

She took the court, Jalen Rose, I couldn't lie, I was nervous and she was gonna lose, but

she beat her opponent, Coveon Bitch, I believe her name is, and she won.

And look at the joy, not just from her, but from the crowd, Jalen electric moment in

Queens.

Joy and pain, like sunshine and rain.

I'm really happy for Serena because I truly feel as one of the all-time greats in any

sport, when you start having a conversation, it doesn't matter if you want to include

Wayne Greskey, Michael Jordan, Tom Brady, Jack Nicholas, Tiger Woods, she's in that all-time

pathion of icons.

I appreciate that we are now celebrating her, stopping the world on its axis to make

sure that we pay attention to her greatness, acknowledge her greatness, and give her to

tribute in the salute that she deserves.

When I watched the match, I watched some of it actually, I was in transit.

The one thing that stood out to me, Jacobi, is that it seems like people were there and

covering it like she was gonna lose.

...