Hi, I'm Stan Ravinka and you're listening to the tennis podcast.

Hello and welcome to the tennis podcast associated with the telegraph and supported by BNP Parabar.

But today, once again, we are not supported by Mr David Law because though he's feeling slightly

better, he is still slightly under the weather. So he's abandoned Simon Briggs and I took it once

again. I'm Katherine Whitaker, working for Live at Wimbledon here. Simon Briggs, the telegraphs tennis

correspondent, another busy day for you and a busier one coming up tomorrow with Andy Morian

Action, I would presume. Well, I didn't actually write any live tennis today. There was so much

preview material I kind of worked with Greg Wiesesky on his column as well. So I was watching the games,

but I wasn't actually on the court. Greg Schruitton's are really interesting stuff in his call.

You've written some really interesting stuff. You've interpreted the mind of Greg Wiesesky very

well this fortnight because very interesting stuff, particularly about the Andy Murray drop shot,

that sort of thing. Can you give us any kind of sneak peek into what Greg Wiesesky might have

to say for himself tomorrow? Yeah, absolutely. I mean, it's mainly a preview of the men's semi-finals

and his view is that the four highest seeds are all going to win and that for him that almost

confirms the arrival of a new big for in which Rafael Nadal for the moment has dropped out

and Sandra Vrinka, if he reaches his first Wimbledon semi-final and thus backs up with his amazing

achievement at the French Open, Will have said, I am here, I am going to be competing in every slam,

I'm going to be dangerous, you know, take me seriously. But it's absolutely no, he's probably

the of all the four top seeds, Sandra Vrinka is probably the one that's least nailed on.

If any of them are nailed on, that's probably doing a disservice to the other three's opponents.

But here, Magan's Gascay, that's tough and to regurgitate the Wieses words of Matt

Solander once again on the live Wimbledon coverage, his really insightful analysis is that

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