Hi, I'm Laiton Huet and you are listening to the tennis podcast.

Comebacks, comebacks, comebacks. Who doesn't love a good tennis comeback?

Whether it's Andre Agassi plummeting outside the world's top 100 and coming back to world number one,

Monica Sellers winning a grand slam after being stabbed

or Martina Hinges reinventing herself in her second comeback as the world's best doubles player.

And those are just the happy stories.

You're a sports Catherine Whittaker and myself David Law are here to talk about all of them

with a little help from your good selves, that tennis podcast.

Our tennis comeback special is inspired by one Martined Del Potro who played,

I think, his fifth match in about two years.

It was this last week Catherine Whittaker, it was a joy to watch him and to see him smile

because he's had such a miserable time of late.

Yeah, he looked like he enjoyed a tennis match about as much as anybody ever has.

Great win for him over Jeremy Shoddy, I mean that'll do him the world of good.

I mean every match will have done but that win in particular I think to be able to beat a top player,

gosh, that will have been food for his soul, disappointing lost to Sam Quarry but he's a sort of person

he don't want to play on the combat trailer, is it big serve, no rhythm.

Didn't have a chance to see much of his matches, I saw glimpses here and there.

I've heard talk that he's not able to hit the two handed backhand like he was,

he's having to slice a lot more but I mean he's got such power on the forehand side.

I think if he really can have a good go at this comeback now I think there's every chance he can get back

somewhere near the top of the game somewhere near.

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