Hi, I'm John McEnore. I'm Bjorn Borg. This is Martina Navratlova. I'm Matt Vylander. I'm

Sten Roenka. I'm Lighten Youet. I'm Andy Murray and you're listening to the tennis podcast.

The Australian Open has come and gone, but the tennis podcast continues. We are into our weekly

shows now. Building up to the French Open, Wimbledon, where we'll be daily again. I'm David

Law. Catherine Whittaker is here. How are you, Catherine? Bright is a button. Bright is a button,

as we record, just at the end of the Australian Open campaign. We're here with our weekly shows.

Matt's here. Hello, Matt. Hello. Formerly known as Grad Matt. We are with you for one of our

listener questions specials here on the tennis podcast, which is kick-started by you guys.

And specifically in this particular edition, by Jim Boyle, who is one of our guest editors.

So what he's done is he's sent in some of his questions. He's chosen some of the very best

of yours that you've posted at tennis podcast on Twitter and at the tennis podcast on Instagram.

We're on Facebook as well. He's basically picked out the best ones you've sent in. And we're

going to answer him now. All right. So Matt's got the questions. Fire away, Matt.

Okay, so the first one is, after two disappointing slams under his charge for Zverev,

at what point does Ivan Lendel throw the towel in? And will he see out 2019? Will he throw the

towel in? Matt's like Dimbo B. Yeah. Do you think he'll throw the towel in? Or would you think?

I think he probably threw the towel at him in Australia.

Well, we sat and watched that fourth round defeat to Milos Rownitch together,

my arm sent him most of it together. We watched the most horrifying parts of it together from

his very perspective. And I asked you exactly that because I think it,

it's so, I know coaches and players talk a lot about, you know,

wafty stuff about it's not about results. It's about the process and process and progress and

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