Speaker 1: Oh, we're starting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is what we do.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, Yeah, you're throwing me in the cold water?
Speaker 3: Are Germans done like cold water? They're like trying me
Speaker 3: in the cold water?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's not an expression sort of.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Anyway, Hi everybody, I hope you're as tired as
Speaker 2: I am, because what the fuck? Medvedev finished at what time?
Speaker 1: Through forty six am?
Speaker 2: Three forty six am. I did not watch till the end.
Speaker 2: I can just promise you that, but I was up
Speaker 2: till about two watching it. He won the third set.
Speaker 2: I said, I can't do it anymore. I went to
Speaker 2: bed because I was at the court's late calling as
Speaker 2: a ranker. The matches finished yesterday. What a day of tennis.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry. That is one of the arguably one of
Speaker 2: the most unbelievable days of Grand Slam tennis ever.
Speaker 3: The day yesterday had more incredible matches then all of
Speaker 3: the last three Slams together.
Speaker 2: You said that to me last night.
Speaker 1: I swear I looked it up yesterday again.
Speaker 3: I remember your open was okay, but I remember the
Speaker 3: French and wimbleed not having that many great matches. You
Speaker 3: had a few, but over the course of a fortnight right.
Speaker 3: Yesterday it was if you had Rod Labor tickets. Oh today, it.
Speaker 1: Didn't matter whether it was day or night session.
Speaker 2: I mean literally, you literally saw some of the greatest
Speaker 2: comebacks matches. All right, let's start with Egon Tech before
Speaker 2: we get to the match that we need to all
Speaker 2: talk about. But eger On Tech, I mean, which we
Speaker 2: thought was probably gonna be the match where we're going
Speaker 2: to talk about down four one up. First of all,
Speaker 2: opposite and a break and a break yep, and then
Speaker 2: just went a little bit la la land.
Speaker 1: But you will love this.
Speaker 2: You were caught sight for this night.
Speaker 3: I was caught sight and you will love this because
Speaker 3: I thought of you because you have a really good instinct,
Speaker 3: and so does Chanda Ruben for that matter, because I
Speaker 3: was calling that match with her. You have a really
Speaker 3: good instinct for one point that can turn the match around.
Speaker 3: And it was six to six ' four one all,
Speaker 3: and she had two break points and a routine second
Speaker 3: serve backhand return that she missed, but not like with intention,
Speaker 3: she just didn't go for it and she didn't play
Speaker 3: it safe and she missed it.
Speaker 1: And Shanda and that moment said, oh that's.
Speaker 3: A strange return miss and I was thinking of you,
Speaker 3: because I feel like you're oftentimes the one that goes like, oh,
Speaker 3: that's a strange miss.
Speaker 1: And all of a sudden, the whole match turned around.
Speaker 3: It just seemed like I saw Danielle Collins look up
Speaker 3: and it seemed like she gained hope and it was
Speaker 3: like she saw the world number one is fallible. What
Speaker 3: is this?
Speaker 1: I've never seen that? And IgA just.
Speaker 3: Seemed rattled and Diane Danielle, Diane, Diane, Diana.
Speaker 1: Well and Danielle went on.
Speaker 3: Danielle Collins, that is Danielle Collins went on a streak
Speaker 3: of the next five games of tennis.
Speaker 1: That I have never seen before. That was incredible.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean that's the thing about Danielle. She can
Speaker 2: produce stuff like that, and she's got that personality and
Speaker 2: she's got that like just in your face and the crowd.
Speaker 2: It was just incredible what she was doing. And interestingly,
Speaker 2: you did a great postmatch interview with Eager. She said
Speaker 2: to you, I just had to in the end realize
Speaker 2: that it's not possible. Is it possible for somebody to
Speaker 2: keep playing tennis like that?
Speaker 1: You know?
Speaker 2: And she got down four one two breaks of serve
Speaker 2: her second serve is so vulnerable that that was just
Speaker 2: not good, just sitting in the middle of the box,
Speaker 2: just getting handed to her by Colins in the end.
Speaker 3: Well, and the problem is she has that kick right,
Speaker 3: which can be effective against most players, and that's why
Speaker 3: she's also really good on Claire because it jumps a
Speaker 3: bit higher. However, she seems to have problems against players
Speaker 3: with great backhands who are tall. Danielle Collins, Rebeccna Sablenka
Speaker 3: that kick and she has a lot of trouble changing
Speaker 3: that to the forehand or into the body with a
Speaker 3: bit of slize.
Speaker 1: So she keeps playing that kick serf that sits.
Speaker 3: Up and it's just being punished by these type of players.
Speaker 2: Happy days for players with great backhands. And daniel Collins
Speaker 2: has one of the great back ends of all time.
Speaker 2: So but anyway, she found a way. She called her
Speaker 2: way back in because daniel Collins, all of a sudden
Speaker 2: at four one just couldn't hit a ball in the
Speaker 2: court either.
Speaker 3: Yes, and we had an really interesting stat actually, so
Speaker 3: from in the third set up until the third set,
Speaker 3: so Danielle Collins four six, one all, and until winning
Speaker 3: the second set and being up for one, her average
Speaker 3: speed per hour was her average speed on the forehand
Speaker 3: side English is a tough fourhand back end, or just
Speaker 3: this was the forehand because back end is always, always hard,
Speaker 3: always hard. On the forehand was seventy five miles per hour,
Speaker 3: and when she was up for one, it dropped to
Speaker 3: fifty eight.
Speaker 1: Miles per hour. Wow, that is an insane stat That
Speaker 1: is ten miles.
Speaker 2: Apartments called choking.
Speaker 1: I said it.
Speaker 2: I didn't think that is cold, getting tight as a
Speaker 2: drum and trying to just make the shot as opposed
Speaker 2: to going for the shot, which is what gets you
Speaker 2: up for one in the third without question, because the
Speaker 2: only way that you beat eager syon tech is to
Speaker 2: push your back, particularly on the forehand, and if you
Speaker 2: don't push your back, she will control the point every
Speaker 2: single time. And her backhand was great yesterday. It was
Speaker 2: almost like she was looking for back ends or her forehand.
Speaker 3: We talked about right after the match, which was interesting, yeah,
Speaker 3: which is yeah, I mean, you had a really good
Speaker 3: point about this actually, because I was like, it's so
Speaker 3: strange that you guys not taking forehands from the middle,
Speaker 3: because that is why it's so hard to play. Her
Speaker 3: great movers against EGA have problems because you can see
Speaker 3: when you you know, when you set up for a forehand,
Speaker 3: you close your shoulder and you can tell where it's
Speaker 3: going to go.
Speaker 1: And yesterday Ego was taking backhands from the middle and
Speaker 1: I asked you, and you're.
Speaker 3: Like, well, on the fast surface, she just doesn't feel comfortable.
Speaker 1: Can you explain technically why that is on this surface.
Speaker 2: I think when she got tight yesterday, I think right
Speaker 2: towards the end she was. She's more willing and happy
Speaker 2: to take back ends in some respect because she has
Speaker 2: the left hand and the second hand to help her
Speaker 2: cover the ball right and so whereas if she covers
Speaker 2: it too much on the forehand, it actually goes in
Speaker 2: the nat and if she doesn't hit out on it,
Speaker 2: it'll fly on her. So I think on the backhand
Speaker 2: side she feels like she can as you know, as
Speaker 2: a two hander. I mean, I don't understand because I
Speaker 2: was a one hander, but I would imagine for a
Speaker 2: two hander, you guys feel like you can swing a
Speaker 2: little more with your two hand and use your left
Speaker 2: hand to cover the ball and control it. But oh
Speaker 2: my god, she bounced back after losing those two match points,
Speaker 2: particularly the match point where she had an overhead and
Speaker 2: she had swinging volleys and she was just you could
Speaker 2: tell she was just shitting herself. But you got to
Speaker 2: give a credit. She dug deep. Now for me, is
Speaker 2: that the match that turns it around for her and
Speaker 2: lets her think all right, because she's had an unbelievably
Speaker 2: tough draw. She's played a former winner here in Sophia Kennon,
Speaker 2: a former finalist here in Daniel Collins. Both of them
Speaker 2: are feisty, both of them hit the ball big and good.
Speaker 1: And both with great backhands.
Speaker 2: They and she got through those matches. So I got
Speaker 2: to think that that's going to do a tremendous amount
Speaker 2: of confidence going through this tournament now, because for me,
Speaker 2: it's got to feel like she's playing with house money
Speaker 2: now having won that match yesterday. So let's get to
Speaker 2: the other women's match.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, let's just first mention it that Carlos
Speaker 3: al Karaz played a really good match, also very entertaining
Speaker 3: match as we are used from him against Sonigo, who's
Speaker 3: playing really well this Yeah, I have to say so fun.
Speaker 3: He has a great intensity. I first saw him in
Speaker 3: that row match against Novak Djokovic when he won the
Speaker 3: second set tigh break, and the Italian crowd was going
Speaker 3: absolutely insane, and I was like, man, this kid is
Speaker 3: really good, and by kid I mean a grown ass man.
Speaker 2: Yeah he is, but he was beaten by then as
Speaker 2: man who's also kind of a kid, and then walks
Speaker 2: under the court. Rebarkina and Linkova one hour later then expected, so.
Speaker 3: They already have only two matches in the day session
Speaker 3: to not have that the ninth session starts late.
Speaker 2: And it does, and we had a rain break, yes,
Speaker 2: but it was only for about maybe twenty minutes. So
Speaker 2: the fact that it went till about eight o'clock into
Speaker 2: the night session and then the night session went on
Speaker 2: late cut to hoping. I'm sure the tournament that Rebarkina
Speaker 2: was just going to smack blinkovers but and we would
Speaker 2: be back on the schedule and not too bad.
Speaker 1: That's one hundred percent what they were thinking. I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't know, but you just have to write.
Speaker 3: If you're the tournament director and the commentary, one hundred percent,
Speaker 3: you're thinking, this is an hour and five minutes and
Speaker 3: then we're on to schedule.
Speaker 2: We won't be too late. Well no, no, no, the
Speaker 2: women just decide to play the three set match of
Speaker 2: a lifetime, concluded by the longest tie break in the
Speaker 2: history of Grand Slam tennis, twenty to twenty ten match
Speaker 2: points for blinkover six match points for Rebarkina. It was
Speaker 2: I was calling the match. You were calling the match
Speaker 2: for the World feet I was calling the match for ESPN,
Speaker 2: and I've I've had the pleasure of, you know, watching
Speaker 2: a lot of tennis as of you. I've had a
Speaker 2: lot of pleasure to call matches as have you. Now,
Speaker 2: I have never sat through a more up and down
Speaker 2: situation in my life on a commentary booth. I mean,
Speaker 2: Chris Fowler and I were just there was three or
Speaker 2: four points would go by in the tiebreak, and we
Speaker 2: wouldn't say anything.
Speaker 3: We too, We were almost silent for the entire tiebreak
Speaker 3: because we.
Speaker 1: Were muting ourselves. We were dying. We were standing up.
Speaker 3: You are in the low booth, you are right behind
Speaker 3: the court, but we are on the top. So we
Speaker 3: were standing leaning over the window. We can open the window.
Speaker 3: We had opened the window open. I was on my knees.
Speaker 3: I had my hands over the head.
Speaker 1: I didn't know whether I was crying or throwing up
Speaker 1: the nurse.
Speaker 3: I could barely breathe. I could just Laura Robson, who
Speaker 3: was court sat, I could just.
Speaker 1: Go, oh my god, oh my god, with that British
Speaker 1: posh accent.
Speaker 3: It was absolutely we were just looking at She kept
Speaker 3: looking up at the box right raising her hand, going.
Speaker 1: Like what is happening? It was really the insanity.
Speaker 3: It's just if you have the time, if you have
Speaker 3: thirty five minutes, because this is how long this table,
Speaker 3: you'll find it. Please go on YouTube, find this tae
Speaker 3: break and watch it in the entirety, because this is
Speaker 3: maybe the most insane thing I at least have witnessed
Speaker 3: in the last sixteen years I was on tour.
Speaker 2: I mean, Blinkova goes to serve for the match. I mean,
Speaker 2: first of all, Rebakna coming back, she was down a
Speaker 2: set and a break comes back. When's the second set,
Speaker 2: you think, okay, it's overrated, momentum is going to swing now,
Speaker 2: she's going to play well, which she did. She was
Speaker 2: playing well. Blinkover clearly got nervous with a set and
Speaker 2: a break situation, so you think she's not gonna be
Speaker 2: able to handle them, you know, and then she comes
Speaker 2: out looks great in the third, and then Blinkova just
Speaker 2: turns out and says, no, no, no, no, I'm not giving.
Speaker 1: This match to you.
Speaker 2: Plays unbelievable serves for the match of five four, plays
Speaker 2: the most ridiculously bad game at five four, like all
Speaker 2: of a sudden, a different human being entered Blinkov's body.
Speaker 2: She thought she was serving. Bollier comes into that Missus
Speaker 2: seat swinging back and Vollie. Then she comes in on
Speaker 2: game point and it's like she's like Roger Federer, or
Speaker 2: she's like trying to play like me, like, h I
Speaker 2: can't play from the base, like get me to the net,
Speaker 2: like runs in on this like most ridiculous missusist back
Speaker 2: and Roger Federer, but Roger Featherer on crystal math. Yes, exactly,
Speaker 2: good one. She literally I was like I was thinking
Speaker 2: in my brain where she was doing. It's like, where
Speaker 2: is she going? What is she doing? And she hits
Speaker 2: the worst volley to lose the game, and Chris Faale
Speaker 2: and I just looked at each other and he's like,
Speaker 2: is that it is that considered a brain fart? And
Speaker 2: I was like, ah, yeah, I mean and then you think, Okay,
Speaker 2: she's never going to recover from that, right, No, No,
Speaker 2: she breaks serve because the Rebarkina was definitely not her best,
Speaker 2: was missing and feeling the pressure, and then you think, okay,
Speaker 2: she can no way, she's going to serve it out again. Well,
Speaker 2: she gets a match point, gets another match point, doesn't
Speaker 2: win to Rabarkee, hits winner after winner, and you're just like,
Speaker 2: oh my god, this is insane, goes into the tyereak.
Speaker 2: You're like, there's no waveing, Covid is gonna win now, right,
Speaker 2: and then she gets down in the tiebreak and you think, okay,
Speaker 2: you know, Rebeking is gonna win. I'm looking up at
Speaker 2: her coaching box, you know, rebark in his coaching box,
Speaker 2: and Vukech is like that the whole time. He's just
Speaker 2: like talking the whole time. I'm like, oh my god,
Speaker 2: I would die if it was my coach, because I
Speaker 2: was like, how many things are you going to tell
Speaker 2: me in the space of three minutes, you.
Speaker 1: Know what I mean?
Speaker 2: And then Blinkova fights a way back, gets a match.
Speaker 2: I mean, it was just non stop. I just kept thinking, okay,
Speaker 2: now it's over, right, we.
Speaker 3: Have to talk about the one match point set eighteen
Speaker 3: seventeen by Blinkova eighteen seventeen.
Speaker 1: I thought five times, this is it. This is ever Rebecca.
Speaker 3: I played the perfect point perfect. She didn't do anything wrong.
Speaker 3: But and I said that on the car. I said
Speaker 3: it before the match even started. I said, you will
Speaker 3: witness somebody that does the sport with the most amount
Speaker 3: respect for the sport I've ever seen. Blinkova is limited
Speaker 3: in her ability. She's not very fast, she has a
Speaker 3: little bit stiffness in her technique.
Speaker 1: But she will fight, she will scramble. She worgs hat.
Speaker 1: She changed her complete forehand.
Speaker 3: She had a huge swing with a different grip and
Speaker 3: people it was very attackable.
Speaker 1: She changed her complete forehand because she saw this impossible.
Speaker 1: She changed herself. She used to serve one hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty five k's an hour.
Speaker 3: Yesterday she was matching Rebeccenha in the first set and
Speaker 3: a half on surf steads. So it just comes to
Speaker 3: show you. And I was really happy. And I love
Speaker 3: Rebecca and I love her name, but I was But
Speaker 3: she will bounce back. She's a champion. She showed glimpses
Speaker 3: of it yesterday. She's a champion. She plays so good
Speaker 3: under pressure. But Blinko, I was so happy that life
Speaker 3: rewards these people.
Speaker 1: She's just a good she's just good people.
Speaker 3: She's my good person, and she respects the sports. She
Speaker 3: always behaves so well. And I don't know if you
Speaker 3: told the story on the on the pot before, but
Speaker 3: I think it's really pertinent to her character and what
Speaker 3: kind of woman she is.
Speaker 1: The thing that you told.
Speaker 3: Me yesterday in Cincinnati when Sam stows her and I
Speaker 3: don't know who she was she played when they beat
Speaker 3: her them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she was down, just a little quick story linkover
Speaker 2: was upper set and I think like five to one
Speaker 2: with her partner against Sam and Shway and Samusuay ended
Speaker 2: up coming back and winning the match, and they got
Speaker 2: really tired the opposition. But our girls played good to
Speaker 2: come back. But sitting on the bike after the match
Speaker 2: and I said, oh sorry, and and she's like, oh
Speaker 2: it's okay, really good luck, best of luck. In the
Speaker 2: next match they played really well.
Speaker 1: Blah blah.
Speaker 2: I was like, oh my god, I would have walked
Speaker 2: her back to the hotel if I lost that and
Speaker 2: hopefully got hit by a car on the highway.
Speaker 1: Seeing five.
Speaker 2: No, she was so kind, so nice, it was unbelievable.
Speaker 2: So as you said, what an incredible that point at
Speaker 2: eighteen seventeen when she hit back like two or three
Speaker 2: squash shot four hands, like snatched them back into the
Speaker 2: court with the slice and it allowed her to get
Speaker 2: into the point back and then hits a winner. I mean,
Speaker 2: it was just I mean you can tell from us.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm so friggin tired right now, and I
Speaker 2: it just took me back to that moment and I
Speaker 2: just can't believe what I witnessed. And then for rebacken
Speaker 2: a miss back and on that point was actually kind
Speaker 2: of shocking.
Speaker 3: Because there was the one like, as you call it,
Speaker 3: brain fart, because all the other match points, Yeah, she
Speaker 3: does get still a little bit tight. On the forehand,
Speaker 3: it's much better, but she like that's all normal, But
Speaker 3: that backend, that's her money shot, right, she never misses that.
Speaker 1: That's maybe the one thing where you're like, oh, but
Speaker 1: it's strange.
Speaker 3: Apparently, this is what I will say in a Rebuccina's defense.
Speaker 3: She was having trouble with her achilles or her lower calf.
Speaker 3: It was a little bit unclear, but we had a
Speaker 3: microphone and the coaches box and we could hear her
Speaker 3: physio at one time saying he's German, so I for me,
Speaker 3: it was the best thing ever coach creation fitness coach,
Speaker 3: creation physio German.
Speaker 1: I understood every single thing. So I was just translated
Speaker 1: everything that was.
Speaker 3: It was just it was just I mean, it was
Speaker 3: just lucky parents as Serbian. And he was saying, she
Speaker 3: has something on her We couldn't quite make it out,
Speaker 3: but they were. He was showing like basically the ankle
Speaker 3: or the achilles or something on the.
Speaker 2: How do you call this, Yeah, on the foot, on
Speaker 2: the heel, the hell, yes, the hell.
Speaker 3: So I will say that she was she was a
Speaker 3: bit bothered by something on her foot just in general.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well she was still moving pretty well, but you're right,
Speaker 2: you know, maybe something was well in her. But just
Speaker 2: to see a blinkovi like go to the ground and
Speaker 2: she ran over to her like coaches area after the match,
Speaker 2: would she never do? And also I was thinking, yeah,
Speaker 2: she was running, girl, you run over there. You just
Speaker 2: won the most incredible tie break in the.
Speaker 1: History of Grand Slams.
Speaker 2: And imagine if she had lost at ten match points.
Speaker 2: But you know what you said, she'll never recover from
Speaker 2: that then, And I said, you know what she would
Speaker 2: type of person would be like, well it was just
Speaker 2: meant to be. Yeah, not my day today, and you'd
Speaker 2: just be like, what, you had ten match points.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean.
Speaker 2: But she'd be like, no, no, she played good on
Speaker 2: those match points. Yeah, and you're like, oh, okay. I mean,
Speaker 2: she's just that tough person.
Speaker 3: And when I said this to Josh Eagle was my
Speaker 3: co commentator, and I said, I muted this, and I
Speaker 3: was like, if she loses this match, her career is over.
Speaker 3: My career would have been over. I would have never recovered.
Speaker 3: But let's I have it one more minute before I
Speaker 3: have to run. Yes, four hours, twenty three minutes three.
Speaker 3: At three we mentioned that they finished the match at
Speaker 3: three forty six am. He beat Emil Russavori, who's fucking good. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he's good, But anyway, that was humbling. I don't know
Speaker 3: how he's going to recover from that and be able
Speaker 3: to apply the next.
Speaker 1: Day because he is here to win the turn.
Speaker 3: Yeah, of course this has to be said, and you know,
Speaker 3: you have to be like for She said it in
Speaker 3: the Great un Caught interview with Laura afterwards. She said,
Speaker 3: this is the greatest day of my life. Oh, I know,
Speaker 3: And it's true for somebody like Medvedev, He's like, fuck,
Speaker 3: I want to win this turn.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, you're right.
Speaker 3: I can't be out here for four and a half
Speaker 3: hours until four am in the morning.
Speaker 2: Having said that, blink Over has pretty good draw now
Speaker 2: that draw has completely opened up. But I want to
Speaker 2: give a shout out to Sloan Stevens. She took out
Speaker 2: Carsacini yesterday, so she's looking good. And mine pick for
Speaker 2: outside the top ten to do really well in this
Speaker 2: tournament is kinwin Chin and guess what, she's looking really good.
Speaker 2: She's in a section of the drawer that you can
Speaker 2: do some damage. Emma Navarro won again for the American
Speaker 2: audience back.
Speaker 1: There, but speaking like about Americans, Jess Pegoula is our
Speaker 1: the hell, Yeah, that was really strange.
Speaker 2: I didn't I'll be honest. I didn't see the match
Speaker 2: because I was working the greatest tie break in the
Speaker 2: history of the world. As we you, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I mean, I want to get back and watch the
Speaker 2: Bells play well.
Speaker 3: Clara Clara Burrow is a very talented French player.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 3: I met Jess Pagoula at the airport we landed at
Speaker 3: the same time in Melbourne last.
Speaker 1: Week and she was struggling with a viral illness.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's no question was it was something with the
Speaker 3: stomach and that costs you so much substance. And she
Speaker 3: played on the hot day. You know, if you she's
Speaker 3: probably been super dehydrated.
Speaker 2: And that's what I'm it down to. And I think
Speaker 2: it was it was so windy yesterday. Maybe just just
Speaker 2: the brain wasn't there, the body wasn't there, and she
Speaker 2: didn't respond. And yeah, a shocking loss for somebody who's
Speaker 2: so consistent.
Speaker 1: So consistent.
Speaker 3: But if anybody has seen it, please let us know
Speaker 3: what happened to.
Speaker 1: The tennis experts that you follow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, tweeters at we have no idea.
Speaker 3: Now, I will leave the rest to you. There were
Speaker 3: so many on the men's side too. There were like
Speaker 3: three matches that.
Speaker 2: Casper rude Zverev got through as a ranker, got through
Speaker 2: last night as well in three sets.
Speaker 1: That's why.
Speaker 2: The drama, Oh man, I was unbelievable. The crowd, even
Speaker 2: though it was late, really late, the crowd over there
Speaker 2: was unbelievable, and of course Ostapenko was loving every second
Speaker 2: of it. Mis Kova good player.
Speaker 3: Very good player, one of the best back in but
Speaker 3: I mean honestly killed no and also a check player,
Speaker 3: young check player coming up on tour. You're like, oh,
Speaker 3: I wonder how she plays, and you see three primes
Speaker 3: and the like, Yeah, it's the best backhand in the
Speaker 3: world I've ever seen. What is up with this back
Speaker 3: and Carolina is the only exception.
Speaker 2: She just happens to serve the best fourhands and the
Speaker 2: best fourhand.
Speaker 3: But literally every other other check player is like as
Speaker 3: the best back end I've ever seen. I don't know
Speaker 3: what they put in the back end water.
Speaker 1: Over there, I don't know.
Speaker 2: But anyway, Gregor demetro'v got through against Kokanakas in an
Speaker 2: unbelievable atmosphere as well. He was looking he's looking really good,
Speaker 2: he wanted. He's in four sets, so that's uh, that's
Speaker 2: world class performing from Gregor Demetrov over the last few weeks.
Speaker 2: Tommy Paul looked great in four sets. He got through.
Speaker 2: He's gonna be tough to beat. Obviously made the Semis
Speaker 2: here last year, so he feels good here. Herbie Harcutch
Speaker 2: once again goes the distance. If it's three sets or
Speaker 2: five sets, it doesn't matter. That's what he likes to do.
Speaker 2: How much time can I spend on the court cam
Speaker 2: Norri is squeaking through. As I said, kid, when Jiang,
Speaker 2: I think is the one that's looking really good?
Speaker 1: Am I kano out?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Out.
Speaker 2: I don't know what was going on in the third
Speaker 2: shot she had the trainer out to like help with
Speaker 2: her pulse. And I don't know what's going on.
Speaker 1: But she was ill.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she said in her press conference that she was
Speaker 3: ill and she didn't.
Speaker 2: Want to And Alex Michelson, this young American guy who's
Speaker 2: doing really well. He took out Lahechka in four sets.
Speaker 2: He looked really, really good. He's a talent. Elena Fitzelina,
Speaker 2: she's flying a move it along, and so did Francis
Speaker 2: asa Ali. Seems so nice to see him when some
Speaker 2: matches at Grand Slam.
Speaker 1: I love that you just said, Francis.
Speaker 2: Francis Felix.
Speaker 3: Stabs has slept on average the last five days, maybe
Speaker 3: at max.
Speaker 2: Everyone at home is like, yeah, crime river stops you.
Speaker 3: I will let you take this to an end, bring
Speaker 3: us over the finish line.
Speaker 1: Girlfriend. I'm headed to tennis and I see you over there. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it was a pleasure. Thank you, my friend.
Speaker 2: And for people at home or listening to this wherever
Speaker 2: you are, all around the world. Thanks for joining us again.
Speaker 2: What was that day five or did it go into
Speaker 2: day six? I don't know. It feels like day forty
Speaker 2: eight for us who've had very late nights, including Petco.
Speaker 2: But guys, thanks for joining us today. Wow, what a
Speaker 2: day of tennis. Seriously one of the best at Grand
Speaker 2: Slam in the history of the Grands, I can't even
Speaker 2: speak in the history of Grand Slam play. Yesterday at
Speaker 2: the Strain Open goes down as one of the great
Speaker 2: days that I've ever experienced, not only as a commentator
Speaker 2: but as a tennis fan, and I hope you enjoyed
Speaker 2: it as well. Have fun today there's going to be
Speaker 2: some ripper matches as well. Jeers, bye y'all.