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The Tennis Podcast

AO Day 7 - Swiatek Shocked

The Tennis Podcast

David Law

Sports, Wimbledon, Sports & Recreation, Tennis

4.52.6K Ratings

🗓️ 20 January 2024

⏱️ 68 minutes

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Summary

A quiet day turned into one of the most significant of the tournament as Iga Swiatek was beaten by Linda Noskova, throwing the top half of the women’s draw wide open. It left Catherine, David and Matt reeling and trying to make sense of it all on the podcast, recorded at Melbourne Park with some beers and some G&Ts. 


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Transcript

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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 Well, it's 11.58 PM, which means for once I can truthfully say it is still day seven of the Australian

0:27.5

Open 2024 and you find us in Melbourne Park in fact more specifically where you find us is the

0:36.5

spot the almost X marks the spot where I watched the 2017 men's final between Roger Federer and Raffal Nidal on the big screen.

0:47.0

I did not know that. Happy, happy memories.

0:50.0

That's amazing.

0:51.0

Was your view of the screen better than the one we've got now?

0:54.6

It was slightly better, but I would call it obstructed view.

0:58.2

I would expect, had I purchased those tickets, I would expect them to be discounted heavily but it was an incredible

1:06.0

experience of course right now there is still bitter tennis still going on but of

1:11.7

course that hasn't stopped the food and drinks vendors from closing.

1:17.3

We are right now, I think, in a closed champagne bar, which feels like a terrible waste I feel like we should if we're gonna record in

1:25.7

champagne bars in the future that's try and make them be open we don't seem to be

1:30.2

without drinks though no we've run into a few lovely listeners this evening and

1:36.3

one of them insisted on buying us a drink and did so with a flourish I've got five gin and tonic in front of me.

1:48.6

So let's see how this show's going to go.

1:51.8

It has been, do you know what, a couple of hours ago, well a bit more than a couple

1:55.8

of hours ago I was thinking this is going to be, do you remember that podcast we did where it was called,

2:01.0

the title was, the day was rubbish but the podcast still really good or

2:05.8

something slightly more flowery than that I don't have a day but the pod's great

2:09.9

honest right that I thought we were going to have to not many people listen to that

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