The problem with these commentators is that they feel that they are special and uniquely qualified for their jobs. Some of them exhibit an air of superiority, as if what they are doing is almost sacred:like they were oracles charged with explaining life changing events of global importance! When, in fact, they are simply calling a sporting event; a tennis match. Which brings me to my next point. They brutally critique these matches as opposed to gently enhancing them with interesting,RELEVANT,and BRIEF commentary! Case in point, Jim Courier’s and Bret Haber’s relentless criticism of Gael Monfils during what could have been a very entertaining match! And, sadly, this was not the first time that commentators chose to question a player of color’s (usually black) heart, commitment, dedication, and even intelligence relative to the sport. I’m used to hearing Mary Carillo (my least favorite commentator of all time) espouse her ignorant and extremely insulting brand of biased bulls…, but I was surprised and disappointed to hear Courier’s version of unenlightened nonsense! It does, however, seem as though the network has reigned in Carillo’s tirades to the extent that she almost seems to have overcompensated and now tends to fawn over the Williams sisters (her targets of choice until recently). You have work to do Tennis Channel. Don’t wait too long!