john mcenrow is next. abb sean: john mcenrow's on the court intensity was the stuff of legend.is passion to compete helped him win 17 grand slam titles, including seven singles titles and it also led to more than one heated exchange with some of the umpires on the sidelines. take a listen. >> come on now! what ball were you watching? that's a break point. there were no lines. it didn't hit any chalk. sean: these days he's refoused his passion to raise awareness about prostate cancer, an illness that his father was treated for just three years ago and starting this monday you can catch him at the u.s. open where he's going to be broadcasting live with his brother patrick for espn. tennis great, john mcenrow, great to see you. i don't fawn over guests a lot but i've been a fan of yours for all these years and i'm a huge fan of toibs and it's really great to meet you. >> it's nice to meet you. you don't even remember, i was on your radio show years ago. sean: i do. >> when i was hawking my book which thanks to you helped reach number one for a couple of weeks. new york "times" bes

tennis great, john mcenrow, great to see you. don't fawn over guests a lot but i've been a fan of yours for all these years and i'm a huge fan of toibs and it's really great to meet you. >> it's nice to meet you. you don't even remember, i was on your radio show years ago. sean: i do. >> when i was hawking my book which thanks to you helped reach number one for a couple of weeks. new york "times" best seller list. we were seen together at a kid rock show with leonard skinner. we didn't speak that day but there's connections there. sean: there's a lot of connections. i was from franklin square, you were from douglas. when you look back, and i listen to your commentary, i can't believe, you made a great transition into broadcasting. was that easy, hard? >> it was easier than i thought it was. in some ways i had to learn a little bit about looking at the camera, that one over there maybe a little bit. but generally i thought, like, what's the big deal think? should know what i'm talking about. i've been down there and been there, do