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By Giri Nathan
[vc_empty_space height="15px"]Tennis hasn’t been the same without those white wraparound high-performance sports glasses. As a lifelong myope, I feel represented by their return this week. And I am even happier to see the guy donning them. There was a brief window when Hyeon Chung—who is back on court this week for the first time in two years, and has been removed from his best tennis for much longer than that—was one of the most compelling young players on the ATP. He was an extreme counterpuncher, but the kind with sauce. His religion appeared to be Leg Day. He liked to slide into splits and work with corners. He’d finish a huge upset and literally shrug his shoulders. We needed more of this guy! But it wasn’t to be.