Aus. Open R2 - Murray’s 4AM miracle, top seed carnage & Netflix Break Point curse
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Another round, another rollercoaster! Andy Murray yet again provides the entertainment as he wins a marathon match against Aussie Thanasi Kokkinakis, clinching victory in the early hours of the morning in his longest ever career match. Meanwhile, American men enjoy success, Rafael Nadal succumbs in the second round with injury and Danielle Collins learns the rules of a match tie-break the hard way.
They also discuss the possibility of a Netflix curse, the viability of late night matches and whether Coco Gauff’s forehand will prevent her from ever winning a singles slam.
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