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Well, we were all building up to Nick Kirios against Roger Federer and frankly,

that didn't amount to much Catherine Whittaker. This is the tennis podcast brought to you

in association with the telegraph and with Amazon Prime Video UK, the home of the US Open

in the UK. Catherine has been presenting for them all day long talking about the tennis.

But yeah, that one didn't exactly catch fire in quite the way we thought it would.

I think it's kind of did for people that just love to feast on Federer exhibition tennis,

because that is what it turned into. But I think most people were looking to that match for

thrills and drama. And for me, I suppose, through all love-falsy in the first set,

up until that point it did and then Federer held and then it all, it was just all Federer.

So relative to expectations, which were that eight of their previous nine sets had gone to

tie breaks and all of their three matches had gone to deciding set tie breaks. I mean, a massive

disappointment relative to expectations for me. And a barring one point, one shot, which

would you all have seen? Yeah, well, we'll get to it and just go over that,

to guess you haven't seen it. I mean, is there any pointing covering that on a podcast in any more

detail? I'm not going to describe it, are we? Well, that's what I do for a living. But, you know,

if you don't like that, that's fine. You're telling land. Yeah. But anyway, the thing is,

the start of it, you've got, curious doing a raffer on the dial type sprint out onto the court

after the coin toss, which was quite funny, in a way. And then first point of the match, he did a

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