Hi, this is Billie Jean King. This is Mayan Bhattori.

I'm Matt Vellander. This is Mary Carrillo. This is Pam Shriver.

This is Yannick Noah and you're listening to the tennis podcast.

So we're at the halfway stage of the 2022 Australian Open, not in terms of days,

but I think sort of philosophically we consider end of round three precipice of round four

as the halfway stage of any grand slam. And that is where we find ourselves. Our last 16 line-ups

in the singles are completed. We've all just watched Maron Chilich unexpectedly roll back the

years and kill the movement, David. I didn't think of all the movement killers out there.

I didn't think Maron Chilich had it in him quite honestly and he's really shown us something.

I think, I mean, I can't claim to have watched every Maron Chilich match that he's ever played.

But that's his pump, as I've seen him. Oh, I think he was feeling euphoric.

Partly because he probably has felt over the last 12 months like you've just said that probably

that's gone now, that sort of match, that sort of win, that sort of stage might not happen

anymore. I do think there were some flickers last year. He started to play well in the last few

months of the year and although he had some really tough losses in the Davis Cup, he actually played

really good tennis at times. He just was playing against really good players. And in the previous round,

I can't remember who he beat in the previous round, but there were those wonderful scenes where he

was celebrating with the Croatian fans who they often come out in force and he just got the sense

that he was making the most of the time that he's got left in his career. I mean, he's getting on

a bit now, but he doesn't look old. He still looks physically quite well. He still looks

30. He still looks as though he doesn't get injured that easily, but he's just...

He looks the same as he has for the last decade. Yeah, he does. It seems like there is still

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