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The Tennis Podcast

US Open Preview - Serena's Slam Quest; Bencic Banana Skin; Murray vs. Kyrgios; The Problem With Federer

The Tennis Podcast

David Law

Sports & Recreation, Sports, Wimbledon, Tennis

4.52.6K Ratings

🗓️ 31 August 2015

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

Will Serena clinch the Calendar Grand Slam? What now for injured Sharapova? And could Belinda Bencic cause an upset? And on the men's side, can Federer win a magical 18th Major? Will Djokovic seal his place among the greats? Could Murray muscle in on the action? Or will 'the walking headline' Nick Kyrgios take him out in the first round?

David Law is joined by The Telegraph's Tennis Correspondent Simon Briggs to preview the 2015 US Open!


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0:00.0

Hi there, this is Martina Navratlova and you're listening to the tennis podcast.

0:14.3

Well hello, welcome to New York. Welcome to the US Open and welcome to the tennis podcast brought to you

0:20.7

in association with the tenograph. My name is David Law. I'm part of the BBC Radio 5 Live

0:26.8

tennis team and over the next couple of weeks. Catherine Whitaker will be joining us for

0:31.3

regular podcast throughout the fortnight as well as the man who's with me right now.

0:35.5

Mr Simon Briggs the tennis correspondent of the telegraph. Simon you've been coming here

0:40.3

for a few years now but this place never gets old does it? Oh yeah it's been a great

0:45.5

addition to my um calendar of stops on well the sport. I've never even been to the States until

0:51.5

I came here for the first time in 2011 and saw Olli Golding when the junior boys title and I remember

0:57.5

Jonathan Overhead said to me how far do you think he'll go? I said oh good a really long way

1:01.1

because that state I hadn't seen enough you know I thought this guy's this guy's gold dust

1:05.4

shows you you need to spend a little time on the ground before you actually get a sense of how good

1:10.1

these people are. Obviously in that particular instance it shows the difficulty of the transition

1:15.6

because if we were to go back 11 years it was Andy Murray that Jonathan Overhead and I were

1:21.4

watching when the the juniors at that point and look at him now. Yeah if we said he's going to go

1:28.4

a long way then I guess he would have called it right. I actually spoke to Olli last year when he

1:35.8

decided he'd had enough of tennis it was quite a shock you know somebody you'd only just come

1:39.6

into the game when I started doing this job which isn't long ago and he's gone already but I'd

1:43.6

do wish him well. Absolutely well we got lots to talk to you about today on the tennis podcast

1:49.4

and we're going to start with the women's game and even that is I feel it shouldn't be but it's

1:54.8

quite refreshing because how many of these tennis podcasts previews of Grand Slam's and I'm sure

1:59.7

you find it as well when you're writing your stories for the tenograph. Do we focus mainly on the

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