Hi, I'm John McEnore, I'm Bjorn Borgh.

This is Martina Navratlova, I'm Matt Svillander, I'm Stan Ravinka, I'm Lighten Youet, I'm Andy Murray,

I'm Caroline B, and you're listening to the tennis podcast.

Hello and welcome to the tennis podcast brought to you in association with the

Telegraph and with Euro Sport and today with Caroline B, who was featured in our lovely intro there.

As we come to you now, Catherine Mitica and David Law alongside me, we are in Garden Square

sat on deck chairs just in front of the big screen on which there is Barbara Stritzever and

Caroline Laplacica, they're the all-check battle, the last match of the day, it's taking place.

They have followed on to court, David Law, what I think is one of the best straight sets matches

I have ever seen between Novak Djokovic and Haneon Jung. I think that's very well put.

One by Haneon Jung, 7-6 in the third, two tie breaks sets in there in a 7-5.

I mean, you were commentating in particular that final set, it was Pulse Sating.

Yeah, that third set, I mean, I don't know what I've done to deserve this because two nights in a row,

I've had these two incredible matches. This one wasn't start to finish the way Kiryos and Dimitrov was,

that one was just a gift that kept on giving, but this one as a climax with Djokovic clearly struggling

physically. I think both in terms of his arm, he'd had it rubbed and really wondered when he was a

set in two love whether he would be able to carry on, but he came back at Jung and he had a real go at him.

And the fact that he did that and Jung even found more, and the funniest thing about the whole match

for me was it was like Djokovic was playing in a mirror and you got Jung just screeching into his

forehand corner. I just, it's like watching the road runner, you know, just these blur of legs

in this sort of little cloud of smoke and he's off into the distance and, oh my goodness

it's, I genuinely could not believe what I was seeing at times. He is super cool, isn't he,

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