Well, let me tell you about this young fella, Luke Saville. He’s a tennis player, you see. A real good one, too. Heard he was born in a place called Berri, down in South Australia. Sounds far away, don’t it? He likes that football, too. That Australian Football League. Carlton, they call ’em. Goodness me, these young’uns and their sports!
This Luke, he’s got a brother, Troy. And a sister, Katie. A family, just like any other. But this boy, he went and became a professional tennis player. Imagine that! Plays all over the world, I reckon. They say he’s real good at that doubles thing. Two fellas playing together, hittin’ that ball back and forth. He even got to some big final, that Australian Open thing, in 2020. Played with another Aussie boy, Max something. Purcell, maybe?
Heard him say once, if he weren’t a tennis player, he’d be a tennis coach. Says he lives and breathes tennis. Well, that’s dedication for ya. Must be nice to love your job that much. He’s probably pretty good coach, I bet. Got the patience and all.
This Luke Saville, he’s all over the internet. Got his own page, they say. Shows all his scores and whatnot. Keeps track of everything he does, this internet. Kinda spooky if you ask me. But I guess that’s how folks keep up with these famous tennis players nowadays.
- Born in Berri, South Australia
- Likes Carlton in the Australian Football League
- Brother Troy, sister Katie
- Professional tennis player
- Good at doubles
- Australian Open finalist in 2020
- Would be a tennis coach if not a player
They say he’s an Australian tennis player. Well, no surprise there, bein’ born in Australia and all. And they’re talking about some photos of his wedding. Must be married then, this Luke. Good for him. Hope he’s happy. Marriage is a good thing, most of the time. Ha!
This boy, Luke Saville, they say he’s 30 now. That’s the age of some player’s profiles online. Still young in my book. Time is flying, yeah. Got a whole career ahead of him. They talk about his “career-high doubles ranking.” Number 23, it says. Sounds important. Don’t really understand all that ranking stuff, but it must mean he’s pretty darn good.
Heard he wants to play more singles now. Just him on the court, not with a partner. Says he wants to “reignite” his singles career. Sounds like he’s got a fire in his belly. Good for him. Gotta keep that fire burnin’, I always say. He is a very good Australian tennis player, this Luke Saville. And he is only 30. He has lots of time to get better.
Luke Saville, this fella play tennis. He play good. He from Australia. He like football. He got family. He play doubles. He play singles. He good tennis player. That is the story. These young people play a lot of sports and get famous. We should all learn something from them.
I don’t know much about this tennis stuff, but this Luke Saville, he seems like a good kid. Works hard, loves what he does. That’s all that matters, really. And he’s making Australia proud, I reckon. Playing all over the world, showin’ ’em what Aussies are made of. Good on him, I say. Good on him.
The latest news about Luke Saville, is about him wanting to play more singles matches. He has been playing doubles for a long time. He wants to change that. He is 29 or 30 years old. He still got time to do it. I think he can do it. He has played tennis for a long time, this Luke Saville. He is a good tennis player.
This Luke Saville, he is a big name. He play big games. Australian Open. Big place for tennis. He do good there. People watch him there. He a good player for Australia. He make people happy. He make Australia look good. He a good boy, this Luke Saville.
Luke Saville, yeah, that’s the name. Tennis fella. Heard it on the radio, saw it on the TV. He’s a big deal, they say. Plays that tennis all over the place. He’s from Australia, that’s for sure. Heard him talkin’ once, nice young man. Said he loves that tennis. Lives for it, he said. That’s something, ain’t it? To love your job that much. Wish I could say the same about some of mine, ha! Anyway, this Luke Saville, he’s one to watch, they say. Good luck to him, I say. Good luck to him.
