Pardon the interruption, but I'm Mike Wilbon.

And look, we return to the show after a week away. I'm Tony Kornheiser. How could I pass up an opportunity to be on ESPN too? Huh? How could I do that? Is the sunshine and 45 degrees? It was cold. I mean, it was cold in Florida. You know, I'm used to saying sunshine in 85. No.

Not exactly.

No. And in fact, on Sunday morning, I think it was below freezing all the way down the line. The LPGA get frozen out in Florida? They were in Orlando. I think they were in Orlando. Yeah. Welcome to PTI boys and girls. I'm back, baby. Yeah. episode, the Cardinals and Raiders hire new head coaches, the NBA suspends Paul George,

and a heavyweight boxer. I'm back, baby. Yeah. In today's episode, the Cardinals and Raiders hire new head coaches.

The NBA suspends Paul George and a heavyweight boxer loses his tope.

But we begin today with tennis.

Carlos Alcaraz beat Novak Djokovic in four sets in the Australian Open final,

denying Djokovic his record 25th Grand Slam title once again.

This was the first time

Jokovic ever lost the Aussie final. He had been 10 for 10. Alcaraz now has won all four

majors at least once, making him the youngest ever with all four, and he has seven Grand Slam

titles at the age of 22. Woban, where does this place both Jokovic and Al-Qaraz in history?

I'll go on reverse order.

Al-Qaraz is the best player now, maybe narrowly over Center, who has been ranked one,

and has his own little posse of slam trophies in his house.

But Jokovic is the goat, Tony.

I know that doesn't sit well with you.

Not with me.

Well with me.

But look, he outduled Federer and Nadal in their own time.

He joined the race a little bit late.

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