Hi I'm John McEnore and you're listening to the tennis podcast.

Well hello, welcome to the tennis podcast on Women's semi-final day. It is just finished

with the results showing that Eugene Bouchard is going to play her first grand slam final

against Patrick Ovidtiver who was the title winner here three years ago and Catherine Whittaker,

you and I are standing on the broadcast roof here ahead of six love six on five live which will

be presented by John McEnore who I can see in the distance talking to the ATP's boss Chris

Camoed and Richard Critech at the 1996 Wemble and Champion. Everybody's up here at the moment

Catherine, I almost feel like whispering so nobody hears it's talking about them. But tomorrow

we have the semi-final lineup of our dreams. Do we not? We have Gregor Dimitrov against Novak

Chokovich. We have Milos Rounich against Roger Federer. It is a true battle of the generations.

What's going to happen? Oh Crikey, well as we've established I don't believe in prediction

changing midway through the event so what's going to happen is Roger Federer and Gregor Dimitrov

are going to set up the dream final, the ultimate changing of the god final and it's going to be

sensational. It's going to be majestic in the words of Catherine Whittaker. However, however there is

a fella that is the top seed in the first of those two matches, a guy who has won this title before

in 2011. A guy who has won six grand slam titles and you're dismissing his ability to get through

to the final Catherine Whittaker. I am, yeah there's no there's no two ways about it. I'm not dismissing

it. I think he's obviously the favourite on paper as was Andy Murray going into his

court final with Gregor Dimitrov. So he Dimitrov has given us no reason not to think that he's ready.

Everything about the way he's playing suggests he's ready to me. He's the belief yesterday,

the utter conviction and composure. They just didn't look to me to be a flicker of a moment at which

he thought he wasn't where he was supposed to be in destined to win that match and I've got no reason

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