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The only number of another episode that helps Sputton be the biggest podcast in the world. Thanks to you. Please subscribe, rate and review. Unsubscribe, re-subsubscribe, re-subscribe, re-rame, review by doing that. You have made us the biggest podcast in the world. We are presented by Draf Kings. We have a very special episode today. We have Christopher Clary. Now, we're in the midst of

the U.S. Open right now, and Novak Djokovic is going for a grand slam. Now, he's likely going to get it

and achieve the grand slam, something we haven't seen in our lifetime, a calendar grand slam by a men's

tennis player. But he is doing so in large part because there is no Nadal and there is no Roger Federer.

Those guys are not there to challenge Novak Djokovic in the U.S. Open.

And I'm not saying Novak wouldn't get it done anyway.

He probably would have.

He's playing at a different level even than those guys right now.

But I am not certain we've ever seen a guy

play at the level of Roger Federer and be able to do it with the style and grace that Federer

has been able to do it with. So Christopher Clary wrote a book called The Master, the brilliant

career of Roger Federer. And he's going to join us in just a second. But Mikey A, you of course know what that means.

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