Hi, I'm Milos Rownitch and you're listening to the Aegon Championships tennis podcast.

Depending on the champion Grig or Dimitrov, he's out and he isn't happy.

It's of course never easy when you lose your title but that's part of the game and I'm going to have quite a few days to get ready for Wimby and yeah, I'm sure I'm going to learn things around.

And he marries into the quarters though but it wasn't a walk in the park.

I dug myself out of a few difficult situations when I was behind on my serve, especially in the second.

So I played some good points there on a few aces.

He faces Gilmuller of Luxembourg, whose coach is Murray's friend.

He was rooting for Andy by the way in that match.

No, that's not true. It's not true, not true, not true.

I don't think I'm playing on bad tennis at the moment.

I'm doing a lot of good things on the court which really don't discourage me to play tough match today of course.

But I'm just going to stay positive with Wimby and it's coming up.

I'm going to have a good time to get ready and everything is going to be fine for me.

So Gregor Dimitrov, the defending champion, is the champion of the Aegon Championships no longer because he's lost Catherine.

He has and it's a shame because he was a great champion last year.

It was really great to see him, the new blood of tennis winning here.

It seemed so fitting to see him win here.

So it's a shame that he's gone out so early but I'm delighted for Gilmuller.

What a lovely chap.

Absolutely, we got to meet him.

So we'll be talking to him a little bit later Catherine and I alongside his British coach Jamie Delgado.

And didn't he serve?

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