Speaker 1: We just jumped straight into the eight.
Speaker 2: Well out of day seven here at Paris, and I'll tell
Speaker 2: you there's a blade two down from me on his seat.
Speaker 1: That is off a bit. He's gone us because.
Speaker 2: I reckon Ivington two hours ago. It was a mixed day.
Speaker 2: For the last two hours has been unbelievable. Two time
Speaker 2: Olympian World Champion James Maguson and friend of all Things
Speaker 2: for and Fauna.
Speaker 1: Crash, great crash. What about the last couple of hours? Mate?
Speaker 3: Oh look, Mattie, I think you've got it to clare
Speaker 3: that the last hour and a half is the best
Speaker 3: hour and a half of Olympic achievement straight end this century.
Speaker 3: Three gold medals and it's not just the medals, it's
Speaker 3: the stories. Cam McAvoy at thirty winning the fifty minutes freestyle, Maggie,
Speaker 3: did it really happen? And well, obviously you'll be the
Speaker 3: man for that. Kayleie McEwen winning her fourth gold medal.
Speaker 3: His father passed away with brain cancer a few years ago.
Speaker 3: Extraordinary and just in the last twenty minutes. Saya Sakaki Bara,
Speaker 3: who fell at the last Games and whose brother Kai
Speaker 3: felt months before those games and never recovered fully recovered.
Speaker 4: We had grain damage. She wins BMX goal wearing his number.
Speaker 4: There's three better stories in the Olympics. Yeah, come and
Speaker 4: sell me.
Speaker 2: Well, sorry, this morning was in the paper. Where's the
Speaker 2: effect of I will win?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah, way to put pressure on yourself and deliver.
Speaker 4: And I think she's she's fascinating heritage.
Speaker 3: She lived on the coast wall and she went back
Speaker 3: to Japan and came back to Australia.
Speaker 4: But the confident new.
Speaker 3: Breed of athlete who just attacks the world and extraordinary story.
Speaker 1: Give me five.
Speaker 2: Skin from crash Hey missile Cam mckinvoy, what a performance.
Speaker 5: So Maddie Cam Dave Bert at the Olympics in twenty
Speaker 5: twelve in London.
Speaker 6: Come four years later real Olympics.
Speaker 5: He's the red hot favorite to win one hundred freestyle,
Speaker 5: crashes out in that event and comes seventh. From there,
Speaker 5: his career spiraled for the next five, six, seven years.
Speaker 5: For most people, they thought Ken McAvoy's done, he won't
Speaker 5: swim on, he's passed his best.
Speaker 6: He's now thirty years of age.
Speaker 5: He reinvents himself, goes from one hundred back to the
Speaker 5: fifty meters freestyle, reinvents his training regime.
Speaker 6: Gets a new coach, new strength and conditioning.
Speaker 5: He's now doing as little as seven kilometers a week
Speaker 5: in the swimming pool, where at his peak hundred freestyle
Speaker 5: times he was doing eighty kilometers a week in the
Speaker 5: swimming pool. So he's completely revolutionizing the style of training
Speaker 5: for the fifty freestyle. He comes out here tonight. Now
Speaker 5: that's one of the most high pressure events at Olympic Games.
Speaker 5: Twenty seconds of action, any mistake and it's over. He
Speaker 5: gets the fastest reaction time off the block, he pops
Speaker 5: up first after the breakout, and he has the fastest
Speaker 5: swim speed in that final, a final littered with talent.
Speaker 5: We're talking Flora, Menadu, Caleb dressel Ben Proud on the
Speaker 5: biggest stage at thirty years of age at his fourth
Speaker 5: Olympic Games.
Speaker 6: Macaboy finally does it.
Speaker 2: And like you said, Floren who is a French national hero.
Speaker 1: And we talk about this all the time. The lower the.
Speaker 2: Distance where there are swimming at Athletics, the more strut
Speaker 2: and Flora come out. Honestly, he peacock so march I
Speaker 2: was waiting for the.
Speaker 1: Feathers to appear and he delivered.
Speaker 2: It's interesting to say that, like, so he was high
Speaker 2: volume trainer and he's just scaled it back as he's
Speaker 2: got Oh, that's at my revolutionized training.
Speaker 6: I believe it will. I believe it will.
Speaker 5: And a lot of coaches around the world now are
Speaker 5: looking at what macavoy is doing.
Speaker 6: And this was the final hurdle for him. He won
Speaker 6: a world titled last year in the fifty free style.
Speaker 5: Now this is the last thing. It was the Olympic
Speaker 5: final that he had to overcome.
Speaker 6: He's done it at.
Speaker 5: Thirty years of age. A great story. I reckon he
Speaker 5: might go again.
Speaker 1: Wow, Wow, that was something interesting suggestion.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I guess he's feeling fresher.
Speaker 2: And sports science to sports science now that's what it is.
Speaker 4: Is a genuine chance for la especially thirty four.
Speaker 5: I believe he'll go around again. He says he feels
Speaker 5: as fresh as ever. He's doing one tenth of the
Speaker 5: workway that he was previously. He's lifting more weight, he's
Speaker 5: maturing as an athlete, and you know what we've seen here,
Speaker 5: he's got this. He's finally got the mindset. It's taken
Speaker 5: till the age of thirty, but he's got the mindset
Speaker 5: now to win on the big stage.
Speaker 2: So why don't go again a crash Queenslander. We've done
Speaker 2: it a bit of Queensland.
Speaker 1: That's something that's a state of mind. You must be
Speaker 1: proud of Kaylee.
Speaker 3: I just think, Look, she's apart from overcoming her father's death.
Speaker 3: And I spoke to his sister Taylor the other day
Speaker 3: and she said when dad died, Kaylee could have gone
Speaker 3: two ways. She said, no, I was worried about it.
Speaker 3: She would go down there and be absolutely shattered and
Speaker 3: depressed and never recover. Or she'd say, stuff you mate,
Speaker 3: I'm going to prove something to the world. She goes
Speaker 3: to bed at eight o'clock at night. She leaves her
Speaker 3: food out beside her. She's meticulous. She always has extra training.
Speaker 3: When Taylor goes to the pool and season, she says
Speaker 3: that if the boss seas to do eight thirty second
Speaker 3: laps eight twenty.
Speaker 1: Eight, can I just ask you this? So Maggie right.
Speaker 2: So we spoke last night Leon Marsham where he swam
Speaker 2: one gold that had went away for about an hour
Speaker 2: and then swam again. What a challenger was he'd live?
Speaker 2: Kaylee swims, she gets gold. I think it was twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five minutes she had to go again like the
Speaker 2: scheduling was ridiculous, but she qualified.
Speaker 6: That one was brutal.
Speaker 5: The scheduling clearly wasn't expecting an athlete to be finally
Speaker 5: in the two.
Speaker 6: Hundred backstroken in the semis and the two hundred medley.
Speaker 5: It is an unusual double to do, but that was
Speaker 5: brutal and she only just snuck into that final of
Speaker 5: the two hundred.
Speaker 6: I am now, Maddie. We're at day six.
Speaker 5: We've got seven golds now sorry, day seven, seven gold.
Speaker 5: This is equal to our most successful Olympics ever.
Speaker 6: In the swimming pool. We need one more.
Speaker 5: Over the final two days, we've got Arion and eight
Speaker 5: hundred three, we've got Kaylee and the two undred im
Speaker 5: and then we've got three real ays to jag one
Speaker 5: more gold medal, which would probably bury the USA as
Speaker 5: well in that medal.
Speaker 1: T what do you reckon?
Speaker 6: What do you think?
Speaker 5: I reckon we can do it. See, USA have multiple
Speaker 5: chances at gold. We've got three clear of them at
Speaker 5: the moment, so I reckon they'll pick up at least
Speaker 5: another three.
Speaker 6: So we just need one.
Speaker 5: I think I think it could come from Kayley, but
Speaker 5: she's got that outside lanes and i'd heard her a
Speaker 5: little bit that backup.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but one of the amazing Olympics for our stingers.
Speaker 1: Now crash boxing. Let's talk about the controversy.
Speaker 2: Firstly, the Taiwanese fighter who has been in the news
Speaker 2: has beaten a woman from Uzbekistan. The Algerian fighter again
Speaker 2: who's been in the news, fights tomorrow tomorrow.
Speaker 1: All eyes on the world beyond this fight.
Speaker 3: We say that phrase al eyes in the world, and
Speaker 3: normally it's a bit of a native statement.
Speaker 4: But Peter Bedell's tweet that he made yesterday.
Speaker 1: He wasn't very excited about faith is what's that at
Speaker 1: the moment?
Speaker 3: Eighty two million views from Peter Bedell's tweet of the
Speaker 3: Italian boxer who was beaten by Caleb from Nigeria, sorry
Speaker 3: from Algeria. And maybe that is the population of Germany.
Speaker 3: It's as if every person in Germany has read Peter Bill.
Speaker 1: Every person in Germany knows Peter Bodell.
Speaker 6: Yary Bedell representing Australia on the big stage.
Speaker 3: But look on a serious note, Himani, the hungry Hungarian
Speaker 3: boxerut has released a tweet this afternoon showing a cartoon
Speaker 3: character completely overshadowing the woman as if to say, the
Speaker 3: woman's me and Cayliff is the other one. And you know,
Speaker 3: that's a really provocative tweet at this stage. She took
Speaker 3: it down after about two hours, but the world had
Speaker 3: seen it. Donald Trump's tweeting, and literally this would be
Speaker 3: one of the most watch sporting about.
Speaker 4: Like you think the hundred meters sprint in the men's
Speaker 4: be big.
Speaker 3: Maggie, this would be bigger because this whole situation has
Speaker 3: become totally infined, Maggie.
Speaker 5: It's been really interesting the way that the athletes are
Speaker 5: reacting to this. Right, so we spoke about how athletes
Speaker 5: react to competitors potentially being on performance enhancing drugs, are
Speaker 5: having been been in the past, or things like that.
Speaker 6: As an athlete, you have to block.
Speaker 5: It out, focus on your own performance and try to
Speaker 5: win that race, about event, whatever it is. Interestingly for
Speaker 5: these athletes, So the Algerian fighter, for example, has lost
Speaker 5: nine fights. She's not unbeatable, but the Italian quits the
Speaker 5: fight and says, I'm not going on now. Another fighter
Speaker 5: coming up who's about to fight her is basically already
Speaker 5: using that as an excuse. I find it really interesting
Speaker 5: as an athlete, there's one of two ways you can
Speaker 5: approach this environment. You can say, regardless of who I'm fighting,
Speaker 5: I'm going to put my best foot forward an attempt
Speaker 5: to win the bout.
Speaker 6: Or you can say this is hopeless.
Speaker 5: I'm fighting someone that's an unfair advantage and throw your
Speaker 5: hands up.
Speaker 2: We're an interesting I actually thought after the Italian fight
Speaker 2: it may have been a boycott almost, So it's interesting
Speaker 2: in the Hungarian straight away said I'm going to get
Speaker 2: in the ring and take it on the challenge.
Speaker 5: It goes on and beats this Algerian or beats the Taiwanese,
Speaker 5: then they become the story of the Olympics. What an
Speaker 5: opportunity for those athletes, But it seems at the moment
Speaker 5: they're seeing it more as a hurdle than an opportunity.
Speaker 2: Now you're at the fight to Turmawana Junior, he thought
Speaker 2: Thebecy he was a clever fighterspeker, star fighter and the
Speaker 2: heavy weights, and he was gay. He looked good turmana
Speaker 2: early on, but just faded in the third.
Speaker 4: He did, and it was a.
Speaker 3: Bit of a roperdope thing where the greatest Becky stood
Speaker 3: back to just said come on, come on, have a
Speaker 3: few starts.
Speaker 4: You could just see him tire in the third round.
Speaker 4: Terra majuana.
Speaker 3: But I've got to say this, it was a dignified performance.
Speaker 3: He was up against the class opponent who was expected to.
Speaker 4: Win the division.
Speaker 1: He was a good fight and I love his attitude.
Speaker 4: He was smiling after the fight. He was complimentary to
Speaker 4: the victor.
Speaker 3: He had a bit of a you know, he's been
Speaker 3: bopping around the village carrying his Cook Islands flag in
Speaker 3: his bag. I think he's kind to be big in
Speaker 3: Australian boxing as a personality and a boxer like and
Speaker 3: he's a little bit he's from born in Western Sydney
Speaker 3: up to Queensland, like he says both stage.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what, it's been a great Olympic for
Speaker 2: Western Sydney. I mean, Jess Fox Penrith girl, it's fantastic mate,
Speaker 2: Panthers go for.
Speaker 1: A rap, that's all. Having the place to be I
Speaker 1: crash it made. Is always great to have you on.
Speaker 1: I love work with You're a great character mate.
Speaker 4: Thanks so yeah, and keep up the great work lads.
Speaker 4: This shows a little bit of a sensation.
Speaker 1: Are you just just what we do?
Speaker 4: Pay increase.
Speaker 1: What is he good? Only your crash leagues, mate, I
Speaker 1: think I heard some coins. It was tired to talk athletics.
Speaker 1: We're going to bring in a bloke. Wo Well, so
Speaker 1: far this tip he's had many nicknames. One was the
Speaker 1: Duke of Defeat.
Speaker 2: But it last sight when he struck up for the
Speaker 2: first time and we yelled out your break the drought
Speaker 2: and simultaneously well it just thunderstorms hit really.
Speaker 7: Well, felt long in some respects that came back today
Speaker 7: matter because it wasn't a great dye the athletics. There
Speaker 7: were some good stories, there were some.
Speaker 1: Bad ones to Bree Masters are.
Speaker 7: Amazing, amazing Bremasters. No, I don't even even think. Brie
Speaker 7: thought she would make the semi finals of one hundred meters,
Speaker 7: but she got drawn in the lane beside Chakari Richards
Speaker 7: and the superstar of spring in this country, and she's
Speaker 7: ruined with Tory Lewis. Now Tory Lewis beat Shakari richardson
Speaker 7: the Diamond League earlier this year over two hundred meters.
Speaker 7: So Brie gets up this morning, there's a note on
Speaker 7: addresser because Tory is still asleeping. It says, you've eart
Speaker 7: this go out and show the world beat Shikari Richardson
Speaker 7: now shouldn't beat her. She came third, but I got
Speaker 7: in the semi finals. Is an amazing performance by her
Speaker 7: and a great sort of That was the high on
Speaker 7: the athletic well. That and Claudia Hollingsworth in the eight hundred,
Speaker 7: and obviously the high jumpers they were the highs today.
Speaker 7: So there were a lot of good things. A few
Speaker 7: setbacks to that magic, but the high jumpers as well
Speaker 7: made they were. Look, they're gold medal contenders. I mean Mahuchik,
Speaker 7: who's the world champion, world record holder, she's the short
Speaker 7: short price favorite. But if she stumbles, nicol Olischlager's and
Speaker 7: Eleanor Patterson they're right there on her tail and potentially
Speaker 7: could beat her for a medal as well. And they
Speaker 7: cruised through the qualifying today and they're in the final
Speaker 7: and a couple of days so good, some good signs.
Speaker 5: This one hundred menis qualifying work. So they race today,
Speaker 5: but they're not racing again tonight.
Speaker 7: No, they race tomorrow, so they have semis and finals
Speaker 7: tomorrow night. Chicari will run obviously tomorrow night, probably win
Speaker 7: it tomorrow night. And the men actually start tomorrow as well.
Speaker 7: The men run their heats tomorrow, So will see Noah
Speaker 7: Larles and action tomorrow, Keishane Thompson, those sort of guys.
Speaker 7: Something look forward to. Roan Browning's running the flying mullet
Speaker 7: below rowing. I think shaved his mulled off from out anymore. Yeah,
Speaker 7: actually it's growing back a little bit actual, but it's
Speaker 7: not full mullet, Samson and Delilah. It's a bit like
Speaker 7: that because he struggled a bit the ship. Ro Ever,
Speaker 7: since the mullet.
Speaker 1: Went, So what about that? The one hundred and two
Speaker 1: hundred of to morrow?
Speaker 2: It starts right and in the men, it's very much
Speaker 2: USA versus USA with Noah, tell Us about, tell us
Speaker 2: about Noah Larles walked into the Living Village.
Speaker 7: Yeah, he did a press coming two this week, Maddy,
Speaker 7: and he walked in and if you know, he's obviously
Speaker 7: a charismatic guy, right, people with watch sprinter know what
Speaker 7: Noah laws like. He's walked in, he's gone, here comes
Speaker 7: the chair. It's funny.
Speaker 1: Great.
Speaker 7: All the way was behind him. He was one hundred
Speaker 7: and ten hurdles going and he's unbelievable and he's gone champs.
Speaker 1: That's good.
Speaker 2: But that was great the women for the one that
Speaker 2: it's USA versus Jamaica, which is just it's enormous.
Speaker 7: But she carry look good and she cruised in her
Speaker 7: heat in the in the heats early on, So I mean,
Speaker 7: I think she's again. I think she's the favorite and
Speaker 7: I expect her to win it. Maddie so but as
Speaker 7: I said, good signs of premasters, but I take it
Speaker 7: to the negative of the day, Maddie with a black widow
Speaker 7: reared its head again. Yes, yeah, Well the fifteen hundred
Speaker 7: we've got some good fifteen hundred meter run runners, mainly
Speaker 7: Olihare who we thought might get in the final. And
Speaker 7: it's a couple of there's a couple of sort of
Speaker 7: phases this Mattie so him is during m McSwain and
Speaker 7: Adam Spencer all around the fifteen hundred heats. None of
Speaker 7: them made the automatic qualification for the for the final.
Speaker 7: But the interesting thing is, Maddie, they have a rapper
Speaker 7: charge now, so everyone who loses they going to rapper
Speaker 7: charge and they get the chance still game run again
Speaker 7: to make the final.
Speaker 1: So you can you come fifth and they gave it
Speaker 1: the badge.
Speaker 7: I'm a good sport and lo in the fifteen hundred,
Speaker 7: they do it. I think the eight hundred as well.
Speaker 7: Because Cordia Hollingsworth, the nine year old, only finished school
Speaker 7: last year. She went straight through to the semis in
Speaker 7: the in the eight hundred, but Katrina Bissit and abcaul
Speaker 7: Well missed out. But they go on the rapport.
Speaker 6: Change, I mean another charge into the final.
Speaker 7: US three in each report change on six. So it's
Speaker 7: pretty cutthroat. But it's like kund of six as Maney,
Speaker 7: everyone gets surprised.
Speaker 1: Basketball. Tell you what, we're lucky today. So we played Grease.
Speaker 2: We lost the game seventy seventy seven to seventy. We
Speaker 2: couldn't lose by more than nine. We'd served late to
Speaker 2: get in there. The Greek freak Yarnas carved us up.
Speaker 2: So from there, I mean, now this is strong. Possibly
Speaker 2: we face the Dream Team shortly, which.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what. This is the thing I don't think.
Speaker 2: I don't think a lot of our sports so watching
Speaker 2: the basketball, so I don't think that deal with favorite
Speaker 2: tis Well. I think they like the bump and grind
Speaker 2: and scratch with that underdog mentality.
Speaker 7: I was to remember Shane Hill going up against the
Speaker 7: Dream to years ago and he got up in Charles Barkley,
Speaker 7: I think's face.
Speaker 2: I interviewed Brian gorsh in four or five weeks ago
Speaker 2: and I said, right, you come up against.
Speaker 1: The Dream Team, how do you beat them?
Speaker 2: And he said, we beat them with austrange spirit and
Speaker 2: the way we beat anyone. He said, you know, we
Speaker 2: fight for every ball, and we said, we upset them
Speaker 2: and we drive them mad.
Speaker 7: And they'd love that chance. I mean, you know it's
Speaker 7: like you when you're the underdog. Well you were probably
Speaker 7: never the underdog. Rather the rest of us were. We
Speaker 7: know what it's like up against the big guns and
Speaker 7: it brings something out in you, and particularly I recognize him.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 7: We love we love that underdog, that underdog spirit. We
Speaker 7: love a stousch.
Speaker 2: Now talking about good stories, the water polo, the women's
Speaker 2: water play team, the sting Rays, they've been they've been fantastic.
Speaker 2: Epic went over the Netherlands, that went over Canada. The
Speaker 2: men of the matter, Well, I'm sorry. The player of
Speaker 2: the match was Bronzie Halligan. She got she got a
Speaker 2: hat trick of goals.
Speaker 7: You're going to go and watch her yesterday were yes.
Speaker 1: And you dragged me off to the Roland Garross.
Speaker 7: Sorry, sorry, Jokovic, Sorry, and then you gave it to
Speaker 7: the zechsvarking.
Speaker 2: We found ourselves actually sitting We've had these spare seats
Speaker 2: and we said I was just going to sit there.
Speaker 1: It was packed.
Speaker 2: We've found ourselves sitting with the families and he was
Speaker 2: looking over its going with these blakes better thank yourself. So, yeah,
Speaker 2: Bronsie Patrick, people like Halligan name. She is the daughter
Speaker 2: of the great Daryl Halligan of course new zald And
Speaker 2: and and of course Kennery Banks Town and Tillie Kerns
Speaker 2: is in the side his daughter with great Phil Coons.
Speaker 1: So really great story was Daryl I don't know it
Speaker 1: would have been for sure, wasn't he a great player?
Speaker 1: Good jeans to Yeah? I know, yes, and le congratulations
Speaker 1: go find well that's the other thing. People, I'd love
Speaker 1: to see.
Speaker 7: The curse get no laws in the next couple of days.
Speaker 2: I've never seen someone beat like you, they'd say. The
Speaker 2: most mouth obsessed a thick creature in the world is
Speaker 2: the horse you beat it.
Speaker 7: I've got a story about that because Maggie told us
Speaker 7: about that steak too. When he went to the other
Speaker 7: day with they just keep filling you out with you today?
Speaker 7: How was it fans?
Speaker 1: So many unbelievable? Yourself a cheese burger mate. Well, were welcome,
Speaker 1: Hannah holdest Fox League. Hannah, you come with good news?
Speaker 9: I do. I'm just right from Roland Garris and it
Speaker 9: is not only beautiful out there, but I have some
Speaker 9: good news for the Australians because our men's doubles Matt
Speaker 9: Ebsen and John Peers, they.
Speaker 10: Are through to their gold medal match.
Speaker 1: That's all.
Speaker 10: But you know who was in action beforehand? Djokovic tell
Speaker 10: you what.
Speaker 9: The crowd didn't love him. The crowd were behind the
Speaker 9: Italian Lorenzo Muzzeddi. When he won Mattie, he actually dropped
Speaker 9: to his knees. The joker did burst into tears, wiping
Speaker 9: it away. He spent the match winging to the umpire.
Speaker 9: He had two serving violations. He was limping on that knee.
Speaker 9: But now he is three to his very first Olympic
Speaker 9: gold medal final against Palas told.
Speaker 1: Me the other day he reckons he can get him,
Speaker 1: and he was serious.
Speaker 10: You know, I thought that I was sitting in my
Speaker 10: seat going Brent Reid has no.
Speaker 2: IDEA Magie maggie've just been doing a loop around one
Speaker 2: sort of area of Paris.
Speaker 1: You've been all over the city or survival.
Speaker 10: It's beautiful.
Speaker 9: So I think Paris is a destination any day of
Speaker 9: the week, any month of the year. But then when
Speaker 9: the Olympics come to town, given how special that is
Speaker 9: and the for all that comes with it, the city
Speaker 9: has come to life.
Speaker 10: We have been everywhere and everyone is so nice.
Speaker 9: Like, I've not met a rude friend person, and I
Speaker 9: feel like they're stereotype.
Speaker 1: You haven't.
Speaker 6: I feel like that's because of how you look. You
Speaker 6: met plenty of the barke.
Speaker 1: I have you been to Parish before?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 9: You know what, Maddie, it was actually exactly to the
Speaker 9: day ten years ago. I just finished working on the
Speaker 9: twenty fourteen World Cup and then I came to Paris.
Speaker 9: And you know how your phone generates memories for you, Yeah,
Speaker 9: to this day exactly.
Speaker 2: Was mister Ready too million tweets? I asked him the
Speaker 2: other day. I said to Pete Madell, have you been
Speaker 2: to Parish before? You? But year, Maddie, I came here
Speaker 2: on a Kentucky tour so fastid I was thirty four.
Speaker 1: He made the Kentucky tour by a month.
Speaker 10: Yeah, you know the good.
Speaker 1: Do you know one of the good things here. It's
Speaker 1: just an appreciation for sports you'd never watch. I watched
Speaker 1: the ping pong and it was it was awesome. It
Speaker 1: was incredible.
Speaker 9: When I was at Rolling Garras earlier, you know you
Speaker 9: can't get alcohol there, Yeah, we did so.
Speaker 10: I didn't know that and I arrived. I was so
Speaker 10: excited for a beautiful glass of.
Speaker 9: French champagne watching the tennis, watching Novak Djokovic, my first
Speaker 9: like major that I've got to see in real life,
Speaker 9: and I had to settle for a soft drink.
Speaker 6: What are the sports you got to see in the
Speaker 6: next week.
Speaker 9: Well, I've seen to the gymnastics, I've seen some swimming.
Speaker 9: I've gone to the beach, volleyball and the skateboarding. Desperate
Speaker 9: to get some to some athletics. A bit of a
Speaker 9: high jumper in my former life, Yes I.
Speaker 2: Was, Yeah, I was the old gory honey triple jap
Speaker 2: have too long ago for you guys. Having a great time.
Speaker 2: It's good to be here in it.
Speaker 10: It's magnificent. Yeah, it's wonderful.
Speaker 2: Yes, Well, well we're planning tonight we'll be d I
Speaker 2: think we need to find Brett and eat some food
Speaker 2: because as we know, he's got worms.
Speaker 8: He's got a tape worm. Work on the side of
Speaker 8: the fish really has been fantastic. We're going to look
Speaker 8: to go out tomorrow at the athletics, nice and early.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so look forward to it.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's going to be amazing.
Speaker 1: Good on your Hannah, good on your good Minett.