Hi there, this is Martina Navratelova and you're listening to the Tennis Podcast.

Well hello and welcome to the Tennis Podcast. I'm David Law, I've been on holiday for a few weeks,

Catherine Whittaker, my co-host, hasn't. She's covering the Rogers Cup in Montreal at the moment and

we'll be hearing from her after the final between Novak Djokovician Andy Murray which is played this

evening. In this special edition of the tennis podcast, we're going to hear from one of the legends

of the sport, talking about himself and the game today. Pete Sanpress won 14 Grand Slam singles

titles, 64 titles in total, he ended the year as the world number one on six occasions, a record

that even the great Roger Federer hasn't managed to match just yet. And this week Sanpress has been

in Knocka Belgium, playing in the Optima Open, one of the tournaments on the ATP Champions Tour.

Today he meets Xavier Melissa in the final, now a reporter Stuart Fraser caught up with him.

Pete Sanpress, welcome to Belgium. How much do you do play these days? Is it really only at events

like this? Yeah, pretty much, I probably play six, eight matches a year, doing a couple later in

the year in Mexico and one more in Virginia. So I bet I'll play too much, it's just enough to keep

me sharp and it's nice to travel a little bit and sort of meet up with the guys and I still enjoy

playing, it's gets more frustrating as you get older because I'm not quite as good, but I still

enjoy it and it's not something I'm going to do forever, I just feel like the next couple of years

I might slow down and just sort of take it easy, it's just tougher on my body and it gets a little

frustrating out there when I'm not as sharp and I miss a little bit too much but oh no, it's been a

good thing for me. I'm about watching tennis, we don't necessarily see events all the time

watching, are you watching it home in the television? Yeah, I do watch quite a bit especially during

the majors, second week of Wimbledon or the Open, I watch, see what Roger is doing and no

bad, I can see that match up, I don't see it week in week out, I don't see the early rounds,

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