Hi, this is Mary and Bartoli.

I'm Matt Villander. This is Mary Carillo.

I'm San Roenka.

I'm like Newt. I'm Andy Murray.

And you're listening to the tennis podcast.

We have a very different tennis podcast for you today because we wanted to

pull back the curtain, speak to some people involved in the game that we wouldn't normally get to hear from

and find out how the coronavirus and the enforced delay, the forced cancellation of so much

of the tennis tour is having an effect on people involved in the game, people that are ranked 200

or 300 in the world, people that are trying to run tennis tournaments, people that are trying to run

federations of national tennis countries like the UK. We've been speaking today to the chief

executive of the LTA. We've been speaking to the world number 211, Liam Brody. The world

number 375 on the women's side has been putting together a petition to try to find a way to support

players that are struggling financially. We've had responses from the tours and Catherine

Whitaker and myself are here to talk all about it. And Catherine, overnight we've had the first words

of the ATP's new chairman, Andrea Gadensi, talking to a group of Italian media on a conference call

which Simon Briggs has written up. That's quite interesting. And he's also, Catherine, given

some information that he believes to be being talked about at the moment that the US Open might

end up being played indoors. Yeah, today was a day when Simon didn't wake up to discover he'd been

scooped by Mike Dixon. Yeah, really interesting story from Simon Briggs on a number of levels.

I mean, we're going to talk about the responses from that we've had. All of them come in today,

actually, haven't they? We've been pressing for word from the very,

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