Hi I'm John McHenryne and you're listening to the tennis podcast.

Well hello and welcome to the tennis podcast we are here at the Royal Albatore,

the Statole Masters tennis once more and after special guests of Pat Cash and John

McHenryne on the first two days, Catherine Whittaker. Who have we got today?

Hey, you get me to announce the guest every day.

It's your role now.

Oh, very important role is to we've got Andy Roddick with us.

Hello Andy Roddick. How'd you get Johnny Mac to do a podcast?

I tell you I just asked him and who, hey presto.

How big was your gun? Well, I don't know I just, I'm a big bloke and I just stood there

really imposing and then just hoped for the best and it happened.

I guess miracles do happen. They do. What do you think of our little tennis court

inside an arena that normally has music?

Yeah, it's pretty cool. I actually was, I played a

Brigarrer earlier today here and on the switch over there were given kind of the history of

of Royal Albert Hall and you know it was pretty cool to see you know from what was in 1871 and

you know it was such a I guess a unique visual structure from the air so it didn't get bombed

during the way. It's just it's just when they start throwing out things like that it becomes very

surreal as if just the beauty of place wasn't surreal enough. It's a it's a cool place for

for some tennis for sure. You know they want to run a marathon here they want hosted a marathon

in the Royal Albert Hall and they did like two two thousand laps so I'm doing the math in my head

about how many laps it would be but they just did laps and laps inside the Albert Hall.

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