Hey everybody, welcome to another week of served grass court edition after having watched the tournaments this week in Hale, in Queens, the women in Berlin, Birmingham, and elsewhere.

I'm going to say something really controversial, guys, straight off the top. We are so stupid for not having a longer

grass court season. We are absolute morons in our sport for not having a lead-in, a service that lends itself to playing different

styles, not the same monotony where we just run side to side for hours upon hours

upon hours.

There's nuance to it.

There is many.

So the fact that we don't have a Masters 1,000000 in the lead in to wimbledon and we have

three leading into rollangeros and we have an eight week clay court season you could literally

play seven events on clay before you get to rollong garrows um and it's just not the case and it

puts a huge premium on um having to play well and get matches right like let Like, let's use, and we're going to get into

the racket rundown brought to you by Wilson. Right now, obviously, Cinner looked fantastic in

Hale, but let's put this scenario here. Right now, we're going to get to the part where we all

agree with each other and nod around in a circle to the room of sinner best preparation he

could possibly have in Wimbledon and now is probably co-favorant depending on what news we get

from Novak Djokovic this week right but Sinner also lost the first set of the tournament

7-6 that That could go sideways.

And then we would be like, oh, the hip, I don't know. So there's just such a premium on grass court tennis.

And we'll take a deeper dive.

But first, I mentioned Novak.

I want to get into two icons of our sport.

And time is seemingly coming for both of them, Novak and Andy Murray.

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