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Well hello folks, we are back. It's another Miami Midway update podcast because Miami continues to

be Miami-ing. It feels like it's been going on quite a long time. There's still quite a lot of it to

go. David's here. Hello David. Hello. Okay, good chat. David, good chat Matt. Hello Matt.

I'm into my amnesia. How are you? How are you?

All right, David folks has been up since 3am today. He claims he got back to sleep and had a bit of

supplementary sleep on top of that. But basically he woke up at 3am and watched the deciding

set of Casper Rude and Alexander Zverov. So, well, he'll be able to give detailed analysis of

the final set of that match. He might not be firing on all cylinders in other departments.

Sure, so make it a really excellent description, David, of that deciding set. Go.

Okay, well I think I can because I found it very interesting. I joined it with Casper Rude having

just lost the second set 6-1 and he's having extensive treatment to his foot. Turns out all for

blisters and he needed it retaped. Now, I think as well after losing the set 6-1, the problem is a bit

of reboot going on. But he said once he got out there again in the third set, it immediately

loosened up and boy did it because he raced into a three-love lead in that third set. And it was

it was like he went through a mental reboot as well because he he clearly decided to just go

for it and take it to Zverov. And that I thought that rocked Zverov back on his heels. And I thought

that's a bit of a trend in Zverov's career. If you can stand up to him, I was thinking but it

reminded me quite a lot of elements of that. Then a shaper valve match that Zverov lost at the Australian

open. Somebody stands up to him. What Zverov going to do about it? And he went in. I felt he went,

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