Hey everyone, welcome to another edition of served brought to you by Oslo, sleep buds, of which we are all just massive fans and super well rested. Look at my eyeballs. Look how rested they are. They haven't looked that great since I was a baby. I'm so rested.

I feel so rested.

Also, I have some thoughts on the matches today.

Obviously, Carlos Alcaraz making final over Daniel Medvedev.

Alcaraz is just, he just has so many options and he has so many ways to make adjustments.

Ferreiro can shout to him do all of these things and he's capable of doing all of these things.

Like there are many times where it's like, hey, I know what to do against Roger.

I just don't have the physical ability to actually do it consistently.

Carlos Alcaraz, I caused everyone to be real pissed off a year ago, and I said he's the most

complete player at his age that we've ever seen.

Guess what?

He's the most complete player at his age that we've ever seen.

Now, that doesn't mean that Rafa wasn't great. He's the most dominant on one surface that we've ever seen. Now, that doesn't mean that Rafa wasn't great.

He's the most dominant on one surface that I've ever seen. But across all types of surfaces,

doing the French Open win, Wimbledon final at this young of an age. And we forget that,

like, he didn't play great from the end of the U.S. Open last year through

Indian Wells this year, didn't win a tournament.

From Wimbledon last year, through Indian Wells of this year, did not win a tennis tournament.

All that to say, he just was able to problem solve. He can chip when he needs to, never

gotten any trouble against Medvedev. Medvedev is one of my favorite players. I can't express

the amount of respect that I have for what he has gotten from his career. I see chatter

where it's like, they like to do this thing where it's like, is, you know, they like

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