Hi, this is David Law, and welcome to the tennis podcast.

As the tennis tour moves services from Clay to Grass,

it's time to look back on the year's second grand slam

assess our predictions and look ahead to the third.

Catherine Whitaker and I will talk to Michael Chang,

the youngest ever French open champion.

We'll talk about the Aegon Championships at Queens

and I might just get a bit emotional.

So we're here talking to you on Sunday night from inside

the Bowls of the Queens Club home of the Aegon Championships

where qualifying is complete, the main draw is set,

and the grass court season is just about to begin.

There's just one minor thing that we hadn't bargained for.

The French open hasn't finished yet.

Rafael Nadal leads Novak Djokovic, two sets to one,

but Djokovic is up a break in the third, Catherine Whitaker.

So I think the most crucial part of what you just said

is two sets to one, which means that Rafael Nadal

has lost a set in these championships for the first time.

Yeah, and?

And I think somebody predicted that he wouldn't use a set at all.

In fact, somebody staked his reputation on that very fact.

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