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It's unbelievable!

From the Embassy Rose Studios in the crack part of Bedford, New York in the crack part of West Hollywood, California, it's the many Blazers podcast.

We back! Like Andy Dolson. Why are we talking about that human dance? We're being one drive for the Chicago Bears season.

Yeah. Beginning, I had a 10-year-old Os on the couch, almost sobbing, saying, why dad? Why did you make us Bears fans?

So let's not talk about that because I have no answer, New York Jets fans. You know what I mean.

Buffalo Bill's fans. Buffalo's Bill's fans. It was not a great opening weekend for us either.

It should never have let Tyrod Taylor go! I'm a Embassy Throne!

Oh, may Emma Radder, can you, Dave? Let's talk about happy things. Tennis. It's coming home.

South East London Girl. South London and Proud. Another part of concrete Catalonia. But she decided to pick up a tennis racket.

The Canadian part of South London. Well, yes. Look, she was born into Toronto to a Romanian father, a Chinese Taiwanese mother, moved to Bromley when she was two years old.

Bromley was the part of South East London. I moved to when I was about 14, about two miles, three miles, beyond Blackheath Greenwich where I grew up.

It's where I went to focus on my tennis, played at Sandwich Park Tennis Club, Emma played at Sandwich Park Tennis Club.

And so she's walked the same street, she's played the same course. This has meant a lot to me. I followed her entire summer.

Three rounds of qualifying went into the main draw. I went on Monday when she beat Shelby Rogers. I think that was the last 16.

Just phenomenal. Just phenomenal to performance. And she shows the kind of grit that, you know, the kind of un-Englishness, Roch.

But we've not seen on the women's side since Virginia Wade, one women were doing in 1977. Another Kent woman, very moving.

English Riccardo Pepe, a teenager with a peerless performance. It's incredible. I can't still, can't believe this happened. A little bit of lester city with tennis racket in hand coming through the qualifiers.

Never so much as dropping a set. And at the weekend, just stopping in remarkable fashion. Another inspiring team sensation we should say.

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