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Hi, I'm Layton Huett, and you're listening to the Tennis Podcast.

Hello and welcome to the Tennis Podcast, brought to you an association with the

Telegraph and with your support. Now, as well as our weekly show, which is out every Monday,

and the daily shows at the Grand Slams, from time to time, we're going to be publishing

special editions of the show. Now, as Tennis Podcast Extra, we'll feature some big interviews,

emergency editions if we need to respond to news events in the sport, and a few stand-alone

debates as well, because you know how Catherine and I do like an argument.

First of the shows is going to concentrate on a big interview, that of Nick Kirios, who's been

talked about a lot on this show. We'll be hearing from the man himself in an interview conducted by

the Telegraph Simon Briggs last month in Miami, and from his Davis Cup captain and mentor, Layton Huett.

Kirios and Andy Murray will both be playing on grass in the Aegon Championships at the Queen's Club

in June, and Simon started by asking Kirios why he and Andy Murray get on so well.

I think he's a really caring guy. I think we get along well. Not even at tournaments,

but when I say I'm just around, we get along well. We like the same stuff. He's like basketball as well.

We're just a very friendly guy. He's very down to earth.

Last week you were talking about Andy coming back on the tour and how that had given you

...