This is the last one of our daily episodes from Roland Garros, this is down to us sadly having to go back to our real lives. This episode we cover the last matches of the fourth round on Chatrier and briefly discuss the dramatic events that unfolded on Lenglen on the same day. We also have a returning host, with Fer being back on the pod.

We also briefly look ahead at the quarter finals. We will be back next week in our regular slot, where we will draw a conclusion to the French Open.

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This episode was slightly less challenging than the last. On day 6 of Roland-Garros we were situated on Court Simone-Matthieu, the third court of the French Open, it was a rather long day on that court with the last match finishing gone 10pm French time. We watched two very competitive matches, Kokkinakis v. Khachanov and Blinkova v. Svitolina, and two not so competitive matches, Norrie v. Musetti and Muchova v. Begu.

As well as Rob discovering that after finally seeing Muchova in person, that she is now his favourite player, we also preview the day 7 action where Rob is gonna be based on Court Suzanne-Lenglen.

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If you're reading this it means that somehow this episode has been published. This episode is in two parts where we have a normal episode covering day 4 (which is delayed because the original edited episode deleted itself) and a Rob monologue, very briefly, covering day 5 of Roland Garros (this was the second recording as the original recording of Rob and Deniz would not export).

We cover a variety of topics over this episode, notably how terrible our predictions have been and Rob's newfound support for Camila Osorio. Rob also briefly discusses the success Mirra Andreeva. Next episode we'll be talking about Friday's action on Court Simone Matthieu, where we'll see the like of Norrie, Khachanov, Svitolina, and Muchova.

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So this week's episode is once again delayed by a few days, for which I would like to apologise again. As a result some of our discussion about the tennis in Rome is slightly outdated, which in its own way is slightly topical for this weeks episode. We discuss the various inequalities in the sport, highlighting the different treatment and pay that is afforded to both the men's and women's players on the professional tour.

As stated, there is some discussion about what happened early on in Rome but we thought it best to have the main focus of this episode about what is an important topic. And a topic which we, unfortunately, expect to come up again and again.

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This week's episode was delayed for a number of reasons, and for that we do apologise. It was still recorded on the Monday night so some of it may be a little outdated. In this episode, we discuss the two singles finals in Madrid, plus Andy Murray's first title since 2019. We also look ahead to Rome, and make a couple of predictions for that.

As a heads up, we may not be posting an episode next week. This is because Fer is potentially moving house next Monday, and we would not be able to find another time to record. Thank you for understanding, this is after all just a hobby of ours that we can only dedicate a certain amount of time towards.

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