Hi, I'm Matt Svillander and you're listening to the Tennis Podcast.

Well, hello and welcome to the Tennis Podcast for episode 33,

which really does rather make the mind boggle as far as we're concerned.

We only started this out for a bit of a laugh last May,

but here we are in March of 2013 about to record our 33rd

instalment of the Tennis Podcast, and boy, we have got lots to talk about today,

including our star interview, which is Sue Barker,

for the second time she was that good in the first one that we decided we would have a havearon again.

Well, actually what we did was we did a long interview and decided it was too long,

so we split it into two parts.

So, second part coming today, we know that the first part went down very well indeed

in which she talked all about the troubles she had after playing that Wimbledon match.

In 1977, she's described it as hurtful and harrowing,

and said she was never the same again afterwards,

but obviously went into a fantastic TV career presenting for the BBC.

And in fact, it was her 1,000th episode of a questioner's sport,

and she was hosting the celebration of that recently.

And she talks to us on the tennis podcast today about Andy Murray

and the experience of interviewing him and him crying on court.

She talks about the great players of this current era with Murray,

such as Jacques Avitch and Nadal and Federer,

and she also talks about the women's game as well,

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