Tennis legend Chris Evert was amused by Sloane Stephens and Madison Keys’ viral interview at the ongoing Dallas Open, in which they revealed hilarious nicknames for their ATP counterparts. Stephens and Keys had a blast during a candid interview with writer Blair Henley. In one section of the interview, they revealed nicknames for some of their ATP counterparts, including Christopher Eubanks. Keys referred to Eubanks as a "giraffe" and "daddy longlegs," as Stephens laughed away uncontrollably. Henley posted an edited clip of the interview on her social media, saying that while she would have loved to post an unedited version of the interview, this edit was also "pretty great." She also tagged Eubanks in the post.“What I would give to post the entire unedited @DALOpenTennis interview with these two. (but this edit is also pretty great),” she wrote.Blair Henley@BlairHenleyWhat I would give to post the entire unedited @DALOpenTennis interview with these two. (but this edit is also pretty great 🕷🧑‍🦲)cc: @chris_eubanks96 27424What I would give to post the entire unedited @DALOpenTennis interview with these two. (but this edit is also pretty great 🕷🧑‍🦲😂)cc: @chris_eubanks96 https://t.co/l6GEhdyxhMEubanks reposted Henley’s tweet and wrote:“What have I done to y’all” followed by several crying emojis.Christopher Eubanks@chris_eubanks96What have I done to y’all @SloaneStephens @Madison_Keys twitter.com/blairhenley/st…Blair Henley@BlairHenleyWhat I would give to post the entire unedited @DALOpenTennis interview with these two. (but this edit is also pretty great 🕷🧑‍🦲)cc: @chris_eubanks96 36716What I would give to post the entire unedited @DALOpenTennis interview with these two. (but this edit is also pretty great 🕷🧑‍🦲😂)cc: @chris_eubanks96 https://t.co/l6GEhdyxhMWhat have I done to y’all 😭😭😭 @SloaneStephens @Madison_Keys twitter.com/blairhenley/st…Former World No. 1 Evert found the banter "hiralous." She reposted Eubanks’ tweet and said:“That’s hilarious!!!” Chris Evert@ChrissieEvertThat’s hilarious!!! twitter.com/chris_eubanks9…Christopher Eubanks@chris_eubanks96What have I done to y’all @SloaneStephens @Madison_Keys twitter.com/blairhenley/st…442What have I done to y’all 😭😭😭 @SloaneStephens @Madison_Keys twitter.com/blairhenley/st…That’s hilarious!!!😂😂😂 twitter.com/chris_eubanks9…Chris Evert says it’s a positive time for men’s tennisChris Evert on men's tennisChris Evert recently criticized a social media user’s "negative" suggestion that men’s tennis is in decline.A social media user said men’s tennis “isn’t in a great spot” in response to a tweet by Serena Williams’ former coach Patrick Mouratoglou, who said the "GOAT race will start" in 2023 as Novak Djokovic will be able to feature in all four Grand Slams.In reply, the user said that the next gen players "aren’t that appealing." The user also highlighted Roger Federer's retirement, Rafael Nadal's fitness issues, and a "polarizing" Djokovic being at the top of the game to say that men’s tennis wasn’t doing well.ATP22@ATP22@pmouratoglou Federer retired, Nadal struggling with injuries, declining viewership and a polarizing player at the top of the game, men’s tennis isn’t in a great spot right now. Aside from a few the next gen brat pack aren’t that appealing either.533@pmouratoglou Federer retired, Nadal struggling with injuries, declining viewership and a polarizing player at the top of the game, men’s tennis isn’t in a great spot right now. Aside from a few the next gen brat pack aren’t that appealing either.Evert, an 18-time Grand Slam winner, responded by saying that there are numerous positives for men's tennis, including the rise of American players as well as Djokovic "priming to be the greatest of all time.""Wow, that’s a little negative! Think more positive; they’re rebuilding, lots of talent out there, Americans doing great, Novak priming to be the greatest of all time," Evert wrote. Chris Evert@ChrissieEvertWow, that’s a little negative! Think more positive; they’re rebuilding, lots of talent out there, Americans doing great, Novak priming to be the greatest of all time…🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️ twitter.com/pmouratoglou/s…Patrick Mouratoglou@pmouratoglouGive the next Gen some time. The big 3 haven’t been loved from day 1. twitter.com/ATP22/status/1…2035Give the next Gen some time. The big 3 haven’t been loved from day 1. twitter.com/ATP22/status/1…Wow, that’s a little negative! Think more positive; they’re rebuilding, lots of talent out there, Americans doing great, Novak priming to be the greatest of all time…🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️ twitter.com/pmouratoglou/s…Djokovic won his 22nd Major at the Australian Open 2023, tying with Nadal's tally for most Grand Slam singles titles. They will look to add to their tallies at the upcoming French Open, which will be held from May 28 to June 11.