He definitely has a lot of self-awareness, which kind of comes out when he asks right away whether he looks like a con man. But he doesn’t seem to have enough self-awareness to realize that he sucks. Free: As the saying goes, every villain is the hero of their own story. Roy very much believes that he’s the hero of this story and everything that he’s doing is for a noble and well-meaning cause. Then he’ll tell you the opposite of those things ten minutes later! He’s a really tricky interview subject for that reason alone. He does not believe that he did anything wrong. That was a strange experience. Even after seeing the film itself, he still thought it made him look good! I don’ t know how to wrap my brain around it.
A few weeks out from the US Open, the tournament’s major storylines are coming into relief: Carlos Alcaraz and Iga Swiatek hunting for back-to-back championships, whiz kids like Coco Gauff and Holger Rune trying to make the leap, New York City staying up all night to cheer raucously for really good tennis. But the actual tennis relies on a unique and frequently overlooked ecosystem. The ball people—tournament employees who retrieve and supply the balls for players and officials between points, running all over the court in technical , mesmerizing patterns—might not drive attendance in Queens. But they’ve got fascinating stories all their own—a few of which come to life in Ball People, a new short documentary presented by GQ Sports.
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