Hi, I'm Matt Svilander and you are listening to the tennis podcast.

Well, hello and welcome to the tennis podcast for episode 34.

I'm David Law. I work for BBC Radio 5 Live and I'm here in Miami.

Supposedly sunny Miami, which I can tell you is overcast and it has been raining.

A few days this week so far since I've been here, Catherine Whitico is the other side of the Atlantic.

Catherine, how are you doing?

Hello, I'm good, but I won't stand for any more complaints about the weather over there.

Why, what's it like over there?

Grim. It's absolutely grim, so the less said about it, the better work then.

Oh, excellent. I feel better already.

So, well, let's talk about the tennis week that we've had and many other things to do with tennis as well.

We have an interview with Sloan Stevens, which I initially did in Australia for BBC Radio 5 Live,

which we will play for you today in episode 34 of the tennis podcast.

Fascinating to talk to one of the young up and coming players in Sloan Stevens,

somebody who clearly has a big future ahead.

We recorded it shortly before her win against Serena Williams,

but you could tell then that this is a player that is going places.

She's been talked about a lot already, and she's really engaging.

We have a conversation to cover.

Time machine tennis, which we've put out on Twitter for you all,

and that asks you to step into a time machine and go back to any point in history

and tell us the match you would like to have been court side for and why.

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