Ask Catherine and David 9 - Future WTA Rivalries, Bad Behaviour Rising, Post-Career Plans For Big 3?
Recorded over lunch in New York, Catherine Whitaker and David Law answer a bunch of listeners questions.
· Is player abuse towards umpires on the rise? (4 mins)
· Which #NextGen player is most likely to consistently challenge for Grand Slam titles? (12 mins)
· Who will make the best coach or commentator out of the Big 3? (21 mins)
· Which players could develop a long-term rivalry for women’s tennis? (28 mins)
· If you could change the result of one Grand Slam match in history, what would it be? (32.40)
· Would the Big 3 be as dominant if the men played best-of-three at Grand Slams? (35.45)
· If the Big 3 were dogs, which breed would they be? (37.40)
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