tom perrotta, we can welcome.believe back in november, about how serena williams then, you said, had the right to be acclaimed the best of all time. that was eight months ago. so now it's even more so, right? >> it is even more so. it's pretty amazing what she's doing, especially at this age. she's won seven grand slam titles in her 30s. it's really unprecedented. >> woodruff: how do you explain it? >> it's an amazing resurgence. she's really improved her fitness and her speed and her game a lot in the last few years. she hired a new coach and has really taken off. the thing that's the most amazing about her is the drive that she has at this age. i think most players when they get into their 30s, a lot of times burn out and a i think a lot expected her to burn out much sooner because she began when so young. it's been against the narrative everyone expected that she's been so good this long. >> woodruff: what's different about her game today than 12 years ago when she pulled off the remarkable feat of all four at