AO Day 6 - Tequila and dreams

The Tennis Podcast

David Law

Sports, Wimbledon, Sports & Recreation, Tennis

4.5 • 2.6K Ratings

🗓️ 19 January 2024

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

After the mayhem of Day 5, the Australian Open chilled out a bit on Friday with lots of one-sided matches to start the day, but it came alive as Mirra Andreeva and Adrian Mannarino mounted incredible comebacks. Those two players were - perhaps unexpectedly - the focus of the pod as Catherine, David and Matt recorded back at TP Towers in Melbourne. We also talk Taylor Fritz and Stefanos Tsitsipas, excitement for Aryna Sabalenka vs Amanda Anisimova, Jannik Sinner's impressive first week, Coco Gauff's class, and Novak Djokovic clicking into gear.

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0:00.0	Hi this is Billy Jean King this is Marion Bartotti I'm Matt's Willander this is Mary
0:04.9	Carillo this is Pam Shriver this is Yannick Noah and you're listening to the tennis
0:09.0	podcast Hello and welcome to the tennis podcast on day six of the Australian open
0:25.8	where I've just glanced at the clock and seen that it's only 20 past one in the
0:29.5	morning and I suddenly felt a jolt of energy run through me like yes early night incoming
0:35.6	genuinely pumped about that you find us at tennis podcast towers I'm here David's
0:41.6	here hello David. Hello.
0:42.8	Hello. It's silly isn't it?
0:46.0	Matt's here. Hello Matt's here. Hello.
0:48.0	Hello. Yes. I got my rent out of the way yesterday. I'll be jolly today.
0:52.0	Although I've got what you've
0:54.1	been at it a bit today. I mean mostly by people that enjoyed it tremendously and
0:58.4	they of course are the sensible people but there's been a bit of adding with counterpoints that if time allows I might
1:07.0	put to you just for my own amusement. I was called a winging pom.
1:15.0	Might put that in my Twitter profile. Okay, what has happened on day six of the tenet, of, well it is day six of the tennis podcast but day six of the Australian Open
1:27.0	do you know what guys
1:29.0	I'm gonna lead with Adrian Manarino
1:31.0	that a that's the first time that's ever happened, I think. And you know, I think I heard
1:37.8	him speak for the first time in my life today. I didn't realize until he started. I don't know what he sounds like.
1:45.0	Well we know what he's got to say because we we now have an answer everyone to what
1:51.4	is Adrian Manarino doing and that answer is tequila. It literally
2:01.2	is tequila. It goes so well.
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