Hi, my name is Gregor Dmitro, and you're listening to Tennis Podcasts.

Well, hello and welcome to the Tennis Podcast.

We record this week's edition, episode 39, from the Queen's Club in London,

home of the Aegon Championships, where the sun is shining.

It is blue, beautiful sky, and, myself, David Law.

I am joined by Catherine Whittaker. We're here. We're ahead of the tournament, about a month out, Catherine.

This is a beautiful scene, isn't it?

It's glorious, isn't it? This is what people talk about when they talk about English springtime.

And the court is being, the stands are being erected, everything is,

it suddenly feels very close to the Aegon Championships, isn't it? Very close.

Indeed, we sit right on the edge of the courts here.

In fact, we're sitting next to the outside courts, where a lot of the members are going through their pace.

Is there any great talent out there, Catherine, if we've got any, maybe, wild card entrance here?

There's some good veteran talent around, isn't there?

There's some good, sort of, over 65 talent.

There is indeed. I mean, I'm not going to say too much, because every last one of them could beat me.

I can assure you of that.

Well, the tournament will be getting underway in a month's time,

and if the weather's anything like this, it will be a joy to behold.

Well, before we get underway with tennis chat in general, here on the tennis podcast,

we would just like to give our condolences to the family of ATP chairman, Brad Druer,

who last week died from moat and euro and diseased age, just 54.

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