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So this morning, Aaron, in the sports talk world, is one of those

days where your ability to figure out what's important to the majority of your audience

is tested, because you had yesterday a tennis match between Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic,

which became an all-timer, an all-timer.

And it seems we say that a lot.

I don't know what it is about the best game ever, best match ever, best player ever,

were creatures of recency. Oh, yeah, it's everything is the best or

the worst. Much more so than I remember it, you know, years ago, but maybe that's me distorting the

past. I don't know. But yesterday was at the very least a riveting sporting event. And it was by some measurements the greatest Wimbledon

match ever. And some might argue the greatest tennis match ever. For me, I will tell you,

as a longtime tennis fan, Borg McEnroe 1980 Wimbledon finals, the best tennis match I've ever seen.

Yesterday was great.

Some say the greatest ever.

So that's where the challenge of a day like today comes in,

because most of you who listen to this show and other sports talk radio or podcast shows,

most of you don't care at all about tennis. But yesterday was one of those days where it started

to snowball throughout the morning. It became a compelling sporting event as it went on. It took

over social media there for a few hours. And many of you tuned in for it, you know, later in the match

and stuck with it because it was truly captivating. You know, you probably didn't give a crap

about it at 8.30 Sunday morning or even 9.30 Sunday morning with the match already underway,

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