AO Day 10 - Dream semis set

The Tennis Podcast

David Law

Sports & Recreation, Wimbledon, Sports, Tennis

4.5 • 2.6K Ratings

🗓️ 23 January 2024

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

On another crazy day at Melbourne Park, Catherine, David and Matt bring you a two-part podcast to discuss how Coco Gauff vs Aryna Sabalenka and Novak Djokovic vs Jannik Sinner were set up. There’s chat about how we felt watching Gauff’s error-ridden performance, the way in which Djokovic’s managed the conditions, Sabalenka’s continued dominance, Sinner’s surge to condemn Andrey Rublev to a 10th straight slam QF defeat, and how the organisers were saved from a ridiculously late finish, even if 1:21am is still far too late.

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0:00.0	This is also Kathy, mother of two and self-confessed teleaddict.
0:06.2	Oh look at you, that's brilliant.
0:08.8	Well done.
0:09.8	This is also Kathy, working in a team to restore order at her local prison.
0:14.3	What are the first one?
0:18.9	And helping someone's son write his first letter home in eight months.
0:22.1	Well done, you should be really proud.
0:24.0	Thank you, mess.
0:25.0	An extraordinary job done by someone like you.
0:28.0	Search prison jobs now.
0:30.0	Hi, this is Billy Jean King. This is Marion Bartori. I'm Matz Villander.
0:36.7	This is Mary Carillo. This is Pam Schreiber. This is Yannick Noah and you're listening to the
0:41.0	tennis podcast. Well folks it is 8.44 p.m. Welcome to the tennis podcast on day 10 of the
0:59.1	Australian Open where we are just halfway through the day. The day session is done, the night session is still
1:07.0	to come. That is because we have had two matches on the Rod Leyva Arena, one of three sets
1:12.0	lasting three hours and eight minutes and
1:13.9	one of four sets lasting three hours and 45 minutes they actually both felt
1:19.4	longer than that and those those matches have hogged up a lot of time and currently the session
1:28.1	change is in progress and we're expecting the night session to get underway post 9 p.m. and who knows what time
1:36.0	will be coming back with part two later. Yeah and it could have been worse couldn't
1:41.3	it because I think in the jocovic match when they went an hour and
1:45.8	24 minutes the first set and then 59 minutes for the second set it could have ended up at anything
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