Episode 11 - US Open Half-Term Report, Lindsay Davenport, Alex Corretja, Paul Annacone

The Tennis Podcast

David Law

Sports & Recreation, Sports, Wimbledon, Tennis

4.5 • 2.6K Ratings

🗓️ 3 September 2012

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

As the US Open enters week two, Lindsay Davenport, Alex Corretja and Roger Federer's coach Paul Annacone join the Tennis Podcast to assess the first week. David is asked to explain how his two main predictions are out of the tournament before the halfway stage, and Australian Open Tournament Director Craig Tiley assures everyone that there will be no boycott of the first Grand Slam tournament of 2013.

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0:52.0	Hi, I'm John McEnore and you're listening
0:55.0	to the tennis podcast.
1:05.0	We're in to week two of the US Open
1:07.0	and what a cracker it's been.
1:09.0	Andy Roddy can Kim Kleinsters both announce in their retirements.
1:12.0	The top three in the men's game still in,
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