Hi, this is Billie Jean King. This is Mary and Bartorzi.

I'm Matt's Vylander. This is Mary Carillo. This is Pam Shriver.

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

Well we come to you in the evening of Friday with the final group stage match about to get underway

between Novak Chokovic and Cameron Nori, a late alternate replacement for the injured player

in that particular group, which was Stefano Sitsapas. And frankly nothing can happen of note

in it, Matt, because Chokovic has already qualified. Cameron Nori has already

well lost, so he's out. So basically it's a dead rubber for the second night in a row.

Although last night's dead rubber was pretty good. So we'll get onto that in a little while.

And yeah basically the locals in Turin are putting, I guess you might say, the popular player in

Janik's sinner and the big name in Novak Chokovic in prime time, regardless of whether the matches

mean anything. I think that pretty much sums it up. So Catherine's chatting away at the moment

ahead of the Chokovic's Nori match and here we are on the tennis podcast to bring you up to date

with it all. But before we do that, we'll bring you up to date with the latest involving punctuey.

As you know from, I guess a lot of the media coverage you will have been following and certainly

from our podcast over the last week, she still hasn't been heard from or spoken to or seen.

It's certainly not from a verifiable source. We have seen some screenshots of her within a

with in a tweet, but once again from somebody from the China state media. So frankly I don't think

many people are taking that too seriously, but what they are taking seriously Matt

is the ongoing story in itself and how distressing and worrying it is. And more and more players

seem to be speaking out and Steve Syme in the WTA CEO is taking every chance he can to

to make his and the WTA's position about her and about their business in China very very clear.

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