Hi I'm Layton Huett and you are listening to the tennis podcast.

Well hello and welcome to the tennis podcast. It is Saturday night as we prepare for

middle Sunday and it has been another thrilling day here at Wimbledon. So many storylines.

Petra Cavittiver, the defending champion has gone just in brown. Remember him? He's no more.

James Ward was valiant in his five-septrilo with Vassak Pospercil but he's lost

and Andy Murray and Roger Petra are both lost to set but survive. I'm David Law,

part of the five-live tennis team. I'm also the presenter of the tennis podcast brought to you

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and alongside me tonight as the sun starts to set once more. It's Catherine Whitaker and Charlie

Eccleshire, how are you doing Charlie? Very well thank you. How are you? You'll be coming

irregular now aren't you? I think so yeah, absolutely. Excellent, we like that.

Catherine Whitaker today losing Petra Cavittiver, my word, the defending champion at the third round

stays. That is careless from Wimbledon. Careless from Wimbledon, Crike. Careless from Petra

Cavittiver, I'd say. I mean I saw your tweet during the match and I think you're right,

she doesn't enjoy playing in the heat. I mean not that it was, as all the players have been saying,

not that it was crazy hot today, it was just reasonably warm, but she did look hot and bothered,

she really did. The point where she stopped play to challenge, I mean that did smack of somebody

that just wasn't thinking quite straight, didn't hadn't screwed their head on properly that morning.

I watched it all unfolding and thought okay, Yankovich is one of set, that's good.

She's, but I mean obviously normal service will be resumed and then it all of a sudden it just

happened and Petra Cavittiver was out and it was all just I still don't quite know what happened

there. She knows how Petra Cavittiver is a little bit fragile, psychologically just at the moment in

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