 So with the US Open done and dusted, we have some predictions to go through, and I'm actually kind of surprised that I didn't do as bad as I thought I did. First half of the week was terrible, but seemed to come through in the end, but let's go have a look at what I got wrong and what I got right this time around at the US Open. So an interesting one to start with. Mehvedev-Cinna, a little bit of an interesting clash as well. They're both in the same half of the draw, top half, and Elcaraz is in their way. I'm going to go with Mehvedev to have a better run. So pretty happy with this one because Mehvedev of course had Elcaraz. You know, there was Veriv, there was Sinner in his section, but Sinner went down to Veriv and of course Mehvedev made the final beating Elcaraz along the way, so really happy that I got this one to start. The best of the qualities, I'm going to go with Tarot Daniel. He's been really good this year on the hard courts. And on the women's side, I'm going to go with Zvonoreva. Alright, so now things are going to get kind of bad. So both of these players lost in the first round. Daniel lost to Monfice. Zvonoreva actually lost to a lucky loser, Vickmeyer, in the first round. There weren't actually too many players on the WTA that did well from the qualities, but on the men's side, I should have gone with a striker or even a go-yo who made it to the fourth round. So the country that I think seemed to do the best at the US Open is USA. I'm just going to go with USA. So this was a no-brainer. They had so many players playing at the US Open and of course Goff winning the whole thing. Keys did well. The American men did well as well, you know, Tiafo, Fritz, Shelton making the semis of course. So this was a no-brainer. So many Americans playing at home and they always do well. The most aces, I'm going to go with Hercatch again. He's hit more aces than anybody this season. On the women's side, I'm going to go with Sabalenka. So I wasn't far off. Unfortunately, Hercatch just didn't get through enough rounds to get to the top of the ace count, but Sabalenka made the final and she took out the ace count as number one. So I'm happy that I got at least half the players. I know that this one kind of depends on how well they do at the tournament. If you're losing the first round, you're probably not going to hit 100 aces. So the one and two in the world, who's going to go further? I reckon Sabalenka might go a little further. Again, now I'm starting to get into it. This is good. To be on check, of course, losing to Ostapenko early in the tournament or early-ish. And Sabalenka made the final. Probably should have won the final, but we'll talk about that a little bit later. So the players that I think will have an unseated run, I'm going to go with Lehechka, who actually made a final last week in Winston-Salem. And I'm going to go with Sophia Kennan. She actually beat Coco Goff at Wimbledon. And that was short-lived. We are back to terrible predictions. Lehechka lost in the first round of carative. Straight sets. Winston-Salem meant nothing. And Sophia Kennan unfortunately lost to Kazakina in the tournament early as well. So it's a tough draw for Kennan. Maybe I should have gone with someone else. Probably should have picked Shelton. Obviously, right? He made the semis. Alright, top 10 upsets in the first week. I'm going to go with Garcia. She has had some really strange losses this year. But on the men's side, I'm going to go with Rublev. He has such a tough draw. So this one was kind of a no-brainer with Garcia, who hasn't been playing well for the entire season. Could have gone with Sakari as well, who lost pretty early. On the men's side, Rublev, he had a tough draw, but it just didn't fall that way. And he got away with missing a lot of players. The only real tough player in the first couple of days was Moffice. And he got through him. But made the quarter-finals play. Maybe I should have picked someone like a Ruiner, or a Sidney Pass, or even a Rude, who didn't do too well. So for the dark courses for this event, I've got to go with Hercatch on the men's side. And I'm going to go with Sampson over. She's played really well lately. So we're back to me predicting all the players that lost. There's no such thing as a camp curse. Draper actually beat Hercatch in the second round. Pretty unexpected. Draper has been injured for the most part. He actually made it into the fourth round and lost to Rublev. So he actually continued that run after beating Hercatch. And Sampson over ended up losing in the third round of Keys, which is not a bad loss. Keys made the semis, or probably could have made the final. Had she been Sabalenka so, Sampson over didn't do great, but man, Hercatch, he just let me down. So the big one, Djokovic Elkerez. Who's going to have a bigger run? I think I picked Djokovic the last two times. We're going to make a three in a row. I think Djokovic is going to have a better run than Elkerez. This one was going to be a tough one. This one wrong at Wimbledon and I got it right at the French Open. And this time around I got it right. Thanks to Mehvedev. He beat Elkerez, where Djokovic didn't have to play Elkerez. So made the easy choice. Pick the guy who had the better draw. So my hot take for the US Open. Usually it's who's going to lose or what crazy things are going to happen. It's going to be a little bit more positive this summer. I think Kasparud is going to surprise a lot of people and do well. Yeah. This is bad. I try to be positive with this one. Usually I'm pretty negative and go, I'm going to pick someone who'd be terrible. I try to be positive and he backfires. He lost in the second round of Rude to Song and really just couldn't replicate what he did 12 months ago. All right. So my semi-final lineups. This is the hardest thing to do. I think for me anyway, I've seemed to never get this right. I'm going to go to Svjontek taking on Mukova in the first semi-final and Sabalenka Bogula in the next one. On the men's side, I'm going to go with Djokovic taking on Kasparud in one of the semis, and then Elka has taken on Medvedev. And again, I'm picking three of the top four favourites. Pretty happy with these ones. You know, usually I suck at these ones. I got two out of four for the lady. Of course, Goff made it into the semis instead of Svjontek. Bogula didn't make it that far. Keys obviously took her spot there. But on the men's side, I picked three out of the top three players in the world and they all made the semis, which is really good. Rude, of course, being the exception and Shelton. I mean, not many people would have picked him. But I'm not too mad at these results. And the big one. Who is going to win the US Open this year? I'm going to go with Djokovic on the men's side. It's so hard not to pick him. And I'm going to go with Sabalenka on the women's side. And again, pretty happy with these ones. Djokovic won the whole thing. I mean, you could have picked Djokovic four times this year and you would have got to write three times. Sabalenka also. I mean, she's been the most consistent grand slam player of the season. Of course, making the semifinals are better at every slam this year. So again, just picking the obvious picks. But sometimes you just got to pick the obvious picks if you want to point. But there are my predictions for this time around at the US Open. I'm going to go down the course. Boy, how did you go with your predictions? And don't lie, because I do read everything. But next year, we'll do the Australian Open. We didn't get to do that this year because this idea kind of came around at the French Open. I don't know. Let me go down the course. Do you think we should do them for other tournaments? Do you think we should do a predictions kind of like this for Shanghai that's coming up? Or maybe, you know, the ATP WTF finals. I mean, we can muck around with it there. It goes more often on the channel for other events as well. The US Open didn't do that badly.