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The Wimbledon Catch-Up: Round Two - Miracle Murray defeats Otte; Azarenka + Svitolina crash out; Federer finds mojo; Kerber-SST Classic; Medvedev mannerisms; Raducanu roars on; 'Part-time Player' Kyrgios
Season 1 Episode 198
In the latest episode of The Passing Shot, the tennis podcast by fans, Joel and Kim catch up on the past two days of play at Wimbledon 2021, which finally saw the culmination of the first round matches as well as the second round getting underway.
From Andy Murray’s late night thriller against qualifier Oscar Otte to Emma Raducanu’s run to the 3rd round on debut, Joel and Kim reflect on the key matches and moments from Wednesday and Thursday of The Championships, including the fate of all the British players
With Kerber fighting through in a 3 hour epic to Kenin getting booted out in 45 minutes, Joel and Kim also discuss the varying fortunes of the seeds, with many having fallen by the wayside.
They also look ahead to the pick of the 3rd round matches including Kyrgios v FAA and Murray v Shapovalov.
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Recorded on 1st July 2021.
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