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The Tennis Podcast

Hurkacz hits new heights, Miami twice for Barty, and let’s talk about doubles

The Tennis Podcast

David Law

Tennis, Sports & Recreation, Wimbledon, Sports

4.52.6K Ratings

🗓️ 5 April 2021

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

The final few days in Miami gave Catherine Whitaker, David Law and Matt Roberts much to discuss. 

In what way did Ash Barty make a statement by defending her title? How much did we miss out on by not seeing a fully fit Bianca Andreescu in the final? Were we surprised by the level of tennis Hubert Hurkacz produced to win his maiden Masters 1000 title? What’s special about Jannik Sinner’s approach to tennis? And did we sit the limit to Andrey Rublev’s game? 

We also get stuck into the week’s doubles results, examine some of the reasons why we don’t talk more about doubles, cover the latest happy development in G.E.M.S life, and touch on the uncertainty surrounding Roland Garros next month. 

The Tennis Podcast is presented by Catherine Whitaker and David Law, and features Matt Roberts. It is produced on Mondays and Thursdays, and daily during the Grand Slam tournaments.

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Transcript

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0:00.0

Hi, this is Billie Jean King. This is Mary and Bartorri.

0:03.1

I'm Matt Svillander. This is Mary Carillo.

0:05.3

I'm San Roenca. I'm Lainey Stewart. This is Yannick Noah.

0:08.2

Bonjour, ici Bertrand Saisve from Montreal.

0:11.9

And you are listening to the tennis podcast.

0:25.8

I don't want to do any disrespect to any of our other intros,

0:28.9

but I kind of feel that Bertrand is the coolest yet with that better French, Catherine.

0:35.2

I know you and Matt are both French speakers, I'm not, but I just think that is so cool.

0:40.4

Yes, K-Berk was French, no less, which is a beautiful form of the language, but one I find

0:47.3

very challenging. I have a few times been caught out on trips to Montreal, which is one of my very

0:53.2

favourite cities by sort of being very gung-ho about being a French speaker.

0:58.3

I'm going to nail this trip and fit in seamlessly, bust out my French at the first possible

1:04.4

opportunity. They understand me, which is lovely, and then they speak back to me,

1:08.9

and my face goes completely blank and drains of all colour.

1:12.2

I realise my mouth has written checks that my brain can't cash, because K-Berk was French's

1:20.7

and it's quite different. For example, says, says, says, is Bertrand's surname there,

1:29.8

says, they're thinking in mainland France, that would be CV, you wouldn't pronounce the S.

1:37.1

It's one of life's lowest moments, then, isn't it? When you're thinking, you can speak a language,

1:42.0

and you're proven very much wrong about that.

1:45.0

Yes.

1:45.8

Amazing how I feel. I can't see you.

1:47.8

Truly humiliating.

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