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Hi everyone. Welcome back to another episode
of What's the Call? Last night we saw the Miami
tournament come to an end and both Sunshine Double S were
completed, which almost never happens at the same time.
And somehow it happened. And Andrea, you totally called
it and I absolutely did not. I do think it's not that
surprising. I feel like a lot of people
would have called. It yeah, just given the feel,
what, like the state of the field.
I feel like there's a lot of players out.
It's a weird time. I don't know.
I feel like there are been a lot of withdrawals this season
already before injury. Yeah.
And I also just think the way that both of them all right,
like both Sabalenka and Sinner are dominating.
They look super locked in. I feel like from the beginning
it was pretty, pretty clear, especially with the ANEC, that
he was going to win. Yeah, super happy for them.
But yeah, they look, they look pretty untouchable, both of
them. And yeah, so that sort of
concludes the hardcore swing and we are on to the clay, which is
insane because it literally starts today in like Marrakech
and Houston and all around. So yeah, tennis never stops.
OK. Should we talk about the women's
side first? Sabalenka, obviously taking it
for your thoughts. Did you see the match?
I saw the beginning of the match, so Sabalenka one and
three. I saw the first set.
I thought, yeah, I thought it was a really, at least the first
set was really good. You could tell that it wasn't
going to be. I don't know.
I wasn't surprised that Coco took it to three sets.
I feel like she does kind of have Sabalenka's number.
You can tell that she's a little more uncomfortable playing Coco
than other players. Yeah, because.
She got past Rebecca now pretty easily in the semis as opposed
to Wells. Obviously that was super tight
in the final. But yeah, Coco definitely like
took it to her and made a work. For it, Yeah.
I thought she was really good. Her serve was a bit better and I
was watching her brothers cheer her on and I thought it was so
cute. They were so cute.
And it's it's, it's obviously it's her home tournament because
she's lives in Florida. She's not from Florida.
She lives there. She's bases herself there.
So she had her whole sort of like support team and family
with her. I like when there's the whole
sort of familial vibe around a player.
I think it gives them a lot of energy and they just enjoy
themselves a lot more. Yeah, it was sweet.
I think Sabalenko was kind of annoyed at them because they
were really loud. Are they really?
Really. Yeah.
One of the little brothers, I think is quite vocal, so funny.
To be fair, I think yeah, he's allowed to be, so why not?
Obviously you're watching your sister play in the final.
I mean, yeah, it's pretty. Love to see it.
I mean, just maybe back to Sabalenka, I think she's just
absolutely like, dominating this year, it feels like.
I know she didn't win Australia, but that is actually the only
match she's lost this season. She's 23 and one since, yeah,
2026 started. So which I think that's pretty
insane. And yeah, she obviously had a
pretty incredible March. I feel like it's been a year
since she got engaged because so much has happened in her life.
But yeah, it's March Madness for sure for Marina Blanca.
Yeah, we've said it before, but I feel like she's just on a high
right now and it didn't even seem like she was super locked
in. I mean, obviously during the
matches, yes, but outside of the tournament she was, you know,
going to a bunch of events and still like, she's just killing
it. I think that's what sort of just
shows, like when you're in a good state of mind or a positive
headspace, let's say nothing can kind of stop you.
Like yeah obviously you need to put in the work and train, but
you don't have like the monkeys on your back putting self doubt
in and stuff. You just go with that.
Yeah, especially with her because she's obviously now
she's won slams and stuff, but before that she had, she had
pretty bad losses in finals, mental losses.
The serving yips as well for a while which managed to overcome.
But no, all, All in all, I'm loving her sort of just energy
on the tour right now. And I'm I'm curious to see if it
will translate to clay and Wimbledon.
But that is a slam she has not yet won.
I feel like she's really dominant on hard courts, but
less on clay. Yeah.
Yeah, let's see. Let's see.
I think if there were a year for her to win, obviously it's this
year. So yeah, I'm, I'm, I'm actually
very curious to see how she does this clay season.
So interestingly, did you see that one of her sponsors, Whoop,
the wearable tech company, published her recovery stats on
their Instagram, which I think is pretty cool.
I we both wear whoops. And I will say it kind of fucks
with me on a daily basis. Oh, I had to take mine off, but
that's yeah. Why did it just like, mess with
your head? Yeah, it just, it kind of
stressed me out also because yeah, I'm like sometimes I would
feel OK and then I'd see my whoop and be like, wait, but
never mind, my recovery is terrible.
So I don't actually feel that good.
No, but I find it super interesting when I saw that they
published her stats. It's like OK all.
Right. So interesting.
And I'm looking at them now and she was in the green.
So basically green is good recovery, yellow is medium and
red is you don't want to see red basically.
So they, yeah, they revealed that she was basically having
like perfect recovery almost going into like the
quarterfinals and the day of her semi finals, she woke up with
60%, which isn't great. That's the yellow score.
Obviously she still managed to secure the win.
And on Saturday she woke up with 97% recovery, which is insane.
I don't think I've ever gone anywhere that near that close of
a recovery, but I just thought it was so interesting to see and
I think it's cool that they're making it public, but.
Yeah, it's so cool. My question to you is, do you
think it's real? I do think it's real just
because a like I saw I noticed that she was wearing OOP in
every single match. And also I feel like a lot of
them, even though there are players who aren't sponsored by
them who who wear it, but I feel like they wouldn't be able to
post to lie about these stats, right?
That would be false advertising. Fair.
And also she looked great, so I believe it.
I'm just like curious, I want to know like what is she doing to
get to 98% recovery? I was thinking.
That. It takes me like a week of
consistent sleep to get there or anywhere near tease to be
honest. And I'm like chuffed with myself
when I get there. It's a good feeling, but it's
also, it's interesting because like in sort of wider wearable
tech conversation in tennis, I think we spoke about during the
Australian Open that they obviously banned or it's not, or
they didn't ban it, Sorry, it's not yet legal.
Is it legal or loud, I guess, to wear trackers, fitness trackers.
And there was a whole like debate about it there.
But it seems on both toys you're allowed to wear them.
So I think it's great that they're like making use of them
and also sharing because I think it's super interesting for like
fans to see. Definitely.
And I feel like it's, yeah, it's just so cool to see how these
athletes train and yeah, what their statistics are.
To me, I think it's a good thing.
I think it can make fans feel more connected.
Like there's also an argument to make it sort of make them sort
of seem more human, which I think is good.
Or like male, maybe they're superhuman if they're getting to
98% of recovery. But some might argue that, like,
you need to keep these kinds of things to yourself if you're an
elite athlete. What do you think?
I was thinking like, would they want their opponents to know
this? You know?
Yeah, maybe. That's why they reveal it post
torn. After.
They're not saying what they're doing to get there, right?
So. There's a video featuring Arena
where she says how she trains and also like, another post for
recovery, another post where they post her stats after three
hours on court and what her Max heart rate is and strain and
recovery is after that. Yeah.
So they reveal quite a lot, actually.
OK. We usually get someone from
Woopon. That's what I'm going to do.
I know. That'll be so interesting.
Congrats to Arena for A defending her Miami title and B
competing in the Sunshine Double.
She's joining a very illustrious list players who have achieved
that. Shall we move on and talk about
the men? I thought the men's side was a
little less interesting than the women's side, even though there
were a few good matches. And it was a very comprehensive
win for me. Yes, it felt like for Sinner, he
beat Yuri La Hetchika 6464 with obviously Miami style, a delayed
start about 90 minutes late. I was like sitting here waiting
for the match to start and as a result went to bed really late
because it got delayed. And then right when they started
the second set, another rain delay, I was like, bloody hell,
can we just get on with it? But yeah, no, actually
incredible. Also obviously completed the
Sunshine Double and all that without dropping a set the
entire time, and that makes him the first man to do that.
So yeah, he's smashing it. Which is an insane statistic,
that is. Yeah.
He's so locked in it's crazy. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I know.
It was like every match I watched him play, it's like,
wow, there's just no beating him when he's playing like this.
It's and like some of the shots he was hitting, I was just like
speechless, crazy. I mean, I feel like we we we
were having the exact same conversation after Indian Wells
Arena and Yannick. But like the domination is just
crazy. Actually very happy for them.
You too, definitely deserved. What do you think that, yeah,
Nick Sinner is doing to lock in like this?
Like mentally? I think it comes down to his
motivation. I, I, you know, I hate to always
compare him to Carlos, but I think he has like an extra level
of motivation right now. And in a way, because he's #2 in
the world, right? So he's, he really wants to get
to #1. He's.
Vying for #1 And he, you know, has a really great opportunity
to get to #1 you know, the next tournament, right?
I think he's 1000 points away from #1 If he, I think it's up
to him. Like if he wins Monte Carlo, he
becomes number one in the. World so 1 is on the line.
Just like. Yeah, it makes it so much more
exciting. But also obviously I think last
year was quite difficult for him with his whole doping scandal.
But that also means that obviously between Australia and
Rome, he's not defending any points.
So you can just like race ahead, whereas Carlos is defending a
bunch or has been defending. Yeah.
So the gap is narrowing as you say.
And I think motivation wise, I assume that it's you're more
motivated to win points than to defend points.
But, you know, obviously these guys have, you know, are the
most like competitive people. But yeah, I just, I feel like he
is, he just has an edge on Carlos in that sense right now.
So we'll see. Probably ebb and flow right?
I it's it sort of annoys me when there's like 1 clear favorite
where at least I mean it would be nice if there were even more
in the mix and but like the rest of the pack just needs to step
it up in. Like it's kind of crazy that
they haven't played each other yet this year.
You know, like we say that, but they still haven't even played
us for some. Reason One of the two always
wins. Yes, for some reason we know the
reason. But like, yeah, yeah, they
haven't met yet. So I feel like on the play
they'll probably meet because half the rest of them are like
injured or I don't know what. So it's time to step it up,
boys. But I feel like a lot of them
will probably kind of getting that hardcore fatigue and are
like ready to like now reset for the clay.
I'm getting hardcore fatigue so I'm ready.
For like, the Sunshine Double S felt like literally three months
or forever. Yeah, honestly.
Yeah, to Europe. We want it here and actually
here. Come back.
Yeah, and we can actually watch at a decent hour.
Exactly exciting. And how about La Hetchika?
We should mention him because Yuri La Hetchika played
incredibly well this tournament. It was his first Masters final
and he came into the final unbroken all tournament which is
really incredible and he also has dealt with a lot of injuries
so I'm happy for him. Me too.
He seems like a nice guy. I was rooting for him.
Yeah. And I think he played a good
final, right? He just, you know, wasn't
obviously good enough. First one, it's like a big stage
I guess. Yeah.
And also it can't be easy to play a final where, you know,
again, it's delayed 90 minutes and then you have to stop.
I can't imagine what that's like mentally to, especially if you,
if it's your first final like that's just, that's just tough,
tough for him. 100% also just need to say one last thing on
this and on Yannick. Like he was always going to win
Miami because it is orange themed and it's like they were
like his own squad like all around.
Like in the end when he took the picture of the trophy and the
ball boys I was dying as like his literary own like carrot
squad around. It's like a 10 year old like
worked out perfectly. And his outfit was so great, you
know, I. Feel like this was just it
looked great. We love to see.
It they did. So before we finish and wrap on
Miami, I feel like we do need to give a shout out to your fave.
And I mean, he's not just your fave.
I think he's great too. But Arthur Feast, I feel like he
just needs special mention because he really like, you
know, he's had a massive struggle coming back from crazy
injury and he just played incredibly this tournament.
Thoughts. Again, it's so great that he's
coming back from injury and doing so well, and I think his
loss was more out of just exhaustion because he played an
incredible quarterfinal match against Tommy Paul.
It was insane. He saved 4 match points, final
set, tie break. I yeah, incredible, honestly,
good for him. And I also, I was just kind of
cracking up because like obviously they're playing on
home turf for Tommy. He also lives in Florida, he's
American. And I felt like the stadium was
kind of for fees like down. I yeah, he's just, I feel like
it's just such a cool, likeable guy.
So you know. He has like star power.
Absolutely. I hope he continues to do well.
I'm again, I'm just very curious to see how these people
transition to to Clay. Clay 100% All in all, I feel
like the Sunshine Double really delivered like it's given us a
lot to talk about. It's definitely time to wrap it
VF up. It's been a good one.
It's been a great one. Love to see both sides complete
the Sunshine Double. I feel like that doesn't really
happen or one player on both sides complete the Sunshine
Double doesn't really happen that often.
So that was really cool to see. Also, just one last thing on
Miami, did you notice that the ball kids, quote UN quote,
there's no age limit on the ball kids in Miami?
So you literally have pensioners working the courts.
It just cracks me up. And like, it's just Florida.
It's like, because Florida is like kind of why people go to
retire. I don't know.
Yeah. Like, they're just that like
trying to, you know, I don't know, like, relive their youth.
I know I'm like, is it healthy for them to be out there?
In the heat. Running around so much.
So there was one that they kept showing and I was like, dude,
you're the MVP of the tournament.
It's pretty funny. I mean, it's nice.
It's a good way to change it up. You know, they're not Aegis at
the Miami Open. We'd like to see it.
But yeah, I just thought it was quite funny.
OK. And with that, we are just going
to leave Miami be Miami. I don't need to say the word
vibe again till next year. RIP the vibe.
And they're moving on to the clay.
OK, so there are a few two 50s this week, but we have another
Masters coming up next week. Monte Carlo, one of my
favorites. Coming thick and fast.
We will be there. I'm very excited.
Me too, I'm super excited. It's also our first tournament
together since we started this podcast.
So some boots on the ground journalism.
Greg hates to see me coming. I'm going to go.
Serious stuff. Good, serious stuff.
I'm going to just like, flag everybody down.
I can't wait. Oh my God, I will be hiding.
I've seen me hiding and I'm going to be like, hey, no, let's
see, Let's see what happens. But yeah, no, really, really
excited for that. And there's already some news,
which is that Djokovic withdrew and Taylor Fritz has also
withdrawn. So, yeah, the drawers are
opening up before it's even gotten started.
But I don't know. It makes it exciting.
I feel like the inevitable will probably happen, which is the
Yannick or Carlos will win. But I don't know.
I feel like there are a few contenders that could make a run
not only in Monte Carlo but across the play season.
Like there are men, so many opportunities.
There's going to be so much for us to talk about.
Who do you think might make a run on the clay?
Well, Yannick obviously is. He's so incredible on hard court
and he's amazing on every surface.
But like Clay, he maybe doesn't dominate as much.
I say this probably end up winning.
And also he doesn't have that long to transition or to
acclimate to clay now. So I do think it's more of an
open tournament. Who would I pick to do well,
Sasha. Yeah, like Sasha.
Will probably do pretty well. He's great on clay and he's been
pretty consistent. Yeah, and he's been, I was going
to say Musetti because I love him and I think he's, he's
really talented on the clay, but he is injured at the moment, so
not him. I don't know, maybe Arthur fees
again. Yeah, definitely.
Holger Rune, if he makes a comeback at some point during
the season, yeah, I'd love to see him back.
Casper the Clay King. He's ready.
He's the Neil.
The Neil hates the Clay. But.
I know. He had a bit of a breakthrough
on the clay, like for his standards so.
Yeah. Maybe he's, maybe he'll crack
the code at the ripe old age of 28.
I don't know. No, but it'll be interesting to
see because yeah, Monte Carlo comes, as we said, like so
quickly after the hard. It's, it's the ones who can make
the transition the smoothest. And I guess so it'll be really
interesting to see and I'm super excited to be there live.
I think it's the most beautiful tournament it is.
A stunning setting and I can't wait to be back.
Women. Their first masters is Madrid on
the clay, which is obviously a combined Masters.
But yeah, curious on that side too, who might make some runs
across the clay season? Sabalenka, it's not her strong
point or her strong suit, rather, Ego seems to be having a
bit of a crisis as we've discussed so.
I would have picked Ego usually, but yeah, I feel like she's.
I want to see. I want to see Coco do well.
Me too. She's defending title, right?
Defending. Yeah, she'd be Arena.
Yeah, yeah. So, oh, yes, it was that whole
press conference scandal. I also just we want more beef
between the players, but who else?
I don't know. Rebecca now she's not.
She's kind of good on every surface.
Jessica Pagula, I would love to see her do well on clay.
Americans struggle on clay because they.
Just I know over there they don't have clay courts.
Yeah, but I love it when I know. I mean, Coco won.
So yeah, I love to see it again. An American do well on on a
different surface or on a clay. But I think it is.
It's more open. Yeah, like I want to see like
Victoria, Boko do well. Alexeyala.
Yeah.
Eva Jovic. Jovic.
I keep calling her. Jovic is Jovic.
Austin Penko. Austin Penko.
She's quite good on clay, isn't she?
Yeah, she won. She won the French Open.
Of course, but yeah, so we'll, I mean, they'll obviously be
playing smaller tournaments before Madrid, but we'll cover
them in Madrid for sure. Also news out of Madrid, which I
thought was so interesting and cool to see that they're going
to be using the Bernabeu stadium.
Can you also say in the Spanish accent because I'm saying it
wrong. Bernabeu.
There we go. Bernabeu.
They're using it as a they're transforming the the stadium
into practice courts, which I think is incredible.
I mean, not that Real Madrid need more money, but you know,
it's a good little like a side hustle for them.
No, I think it's so cool. I would love to go and see
players practice and I'm. Sick.
Are they going to allow people in?
I'm guessing I. Mean yeah it.
Must be. Also, it's great because it's so
central, right? And like this, the actual site,
the Kaha, yeah, kaha. Mahika.
Far, Kaha Mahika is far. Yeah, I remember we went to that
tournament together and it was like, yeah, we did.
Yeah, yeah. I mean, it would be silly for
them not to let spectators in. Yeah, I'm.
I'm sure they will. I'm sure.
And I loved the promo that Philly Lopez, Feliciano Lopez
rather he is the tournament director of the Madrid Open, but
also an ex player. Obviously, we love it.
He and Garbinia Muguruza did like a promo and it was like it
was pretty cool the way they shot it like out of the locker
room and walking onto the court at the Benabeo.
I just can't say it. It's just my Spanish is not it.
Yeah, actually it's pretty good. No, but again, we love a sports
crossover. And Carlos is about huge Real
Madrid fan. Huge Real Madrid fan and it's
such an iconic venue. So I think it's great that
tennis sort of, even if it's just for practice, gets to have
its time in the stadium as well. OK, so before we wrap up the
episode, there are a few sort of happenings that we should maybe
touch on. And it's always fun to talk
about off off court. So first of all, Carlos Alcaraz
has come under fire from ex British tennis player Greg
Rosetsky, who is also sort of now a big set of tennis pundit.
He called him out for having too much of A social life.
I was dying. I was like, damn.
Oh. God, yeah, that's rough.
It's roughly because I believe all these guys deserve to have a
life outside the court as well. And they really don't.
They really. Like they just don't have time.
It really. If you're going deep in every
tournament. I think his point was more like
he needs to focus on his recovery as well a bit more.
Yeah, like. Use the time off or when he
loses early to really just reset recover and not like go play
paddle. I know, I mean, I think he has a
point because Carlos posted this what's it called the carousel
and not his time in Miami and he clearly was on a boat at some
point went to Miami FC, game played, paddle was just I.
Mean. Also obviously went to a Heat
game. If that energizes him, then
there's definitely an argument for doing it right.
Yeah, I think probably what, you know, he did lose pretty early
on in the tournament, so it didn't work out well for him.
I know the clubs burnt him out. Yeah, I was also confused about
his, you know, him playing paddle.
Like really? I don't know, I feel like.
Isn't the last thing and. Also playing He was also playing
golf. Yeah, isn't the last thing you
want like the golf I get because I think he loves it, but like,
isn't the last thing you want to do when you're out of a
tournament is go and play another racket sport?
I don't know, but maybe. You know, it's like I was truly
perplexed. I mean, paddle is different,
obviously, and it's super fun and I think arguably more fun to
play than tennis. I don't know if Carlos feels
that way. So I guess it's huge in Miami
and huge in Spain. Yeah, I thought he'd be on the I
mean, that's what he said at his press conference after his loss,
that he'd be on the first plane back to Mercia and behold, he
was playing paddle the next day. Yeah.
Also there's there's been a slew of ads for Carlos Alcaraz that
have come out this week. So the first was his new yacht
sponsorship. Sun Reef Yachts is the name of
the company they released. Like they obviously shot like a
whole campaign with him and it's just absolutely hilarious.
So if you haven't seen him, go watch it.
What? What do you think?
Tell me. The campaign is.
I mean, he doesn't. He's not smiling in a single.
Shot he's. Doing a model pose the whole
time looks like it's a Vogue shoot.
Like. I'm I'm confused what about what
the what the vision was for it? Surely he loves being at sea.
I mean, I'm sure they told him because he never looks mis when
he does anything, right? So they probably wanted him to,
like, give the sort of blue steel situation.
I don't know, it. The whole thing just cracked me
up. And I think that, like, has sort
of fed the discourse around what is he doing off the court.
Right? Yeah, yeah.
A lot of distractions. Tommy Paul wants a bit of that.
He's a big seaman. Seaman, seaman, seaman, seaman,
seaman. He's a big seaman.
Is that a word? Yachtsman.
Boatsman. Seaman is a word.
He's a big seaman. OK, well, we, we know Tommy,
Paul loves to fish. He also got a new boat this
week. But when you compare it to
Carlos's yacht, it's like, OK, but he commented underneath.
Wow, loads of WS. And then I'm expecting an
invite. So Carlos, everyone's a PC or
yacht. Yeah.
Yeah, what a sponsorship. Not bad, yeah.
It's not bad to be Carlos Algras right now.
It's not a bad, but it's not a lot of distractions.
But also today his new Evian ad came out which.
This one was even weirder than the yacht.
I mean the final ad looks so fake and photoshopped.
It looks like an AI. Image of all of that.
Of all of them, yeah. I'm also perplexed by this one.
I get the sponsor, obviously, Evian, great.
But what? Yeah.
What was their vision here? But anyway, there's like a few
others in it, among them Emiratu Kanu.
So I'm just like Alcaraz or Carlos is in 7th heaven because
I think he's probably still crushing.
I mean he loves her, he likes all of her posts like.
Do you have post notifications on for him bro?
Because anytime I open my Instagram and like she'll have
posted 10 minutes ago, he'll already have liked.
I know. It's been like a year.
And she's clearly friends owned him.
Yes, but I think he was absolutely because I saw that
everyone was on the shoot together at the same time.
So he was like probably like hell yeah spent like a day on
the air beyond shoot. I don't know, I mean this and
we're we're in no position to comment, but that's just what it
comes across as. It's too funny.
One day he'll. Get there, maybe.
I'd love to see them. I ship them.
You do ship them. We've started to speak Antenna's
Twitter language, help on sponsorships.
Obviously Roger Federer is the spokesperson for Uniqlo and his
new line launched this week too, his new line with Uniqlo.
And he launched actually in London, in Covent Garden, which
we really missed the trick. We should have gone there.
Flagged him down. Yeah, we should have known.
We should have known. We should have known we were not
clued in enough. And then I also saw that he went
to have dinner at Cambio de Tessio.
Here I am again with the Spanish A.
Lot of Spanish words for you this episode.
It's still. Hard you say it.
Cambio de tertio. There we go.
It's roughest. Favorite restaurant.
Yeah. The Spanish restaurant.
It's like on the way to Queens. Yeah.
And Rafa always goes, Carlos
always goes or orders take out from there.
And Roger went after his Uniqlo launch.
They posted about it and I'm like God damn it.
We should have known we just stalked that restaurant.
I know during Wimbledon, 100% go there every night.
Yeah, I'll be croquetted out. Jesus Christ.
Clearly, Rafa told Roger, not the Roger.
Restaurant in London was like go here.
We'll be there come July. Expect to see us now.
No players. OK, OK, enough of this.
It's time to wrap. OK.
So we're on to the final call. Hit me.
Who is going to choke in Monte Carlo?
Oh, savage. I like it.
Good one. I'm going to say, and I hate to
say it, I really hate to say it because I'm a big fan, but I've
been bombing my predictions just like these players.
Players are going to bomb Monte Carlo.
So I'm going to say, and I'm sorry because I am a fan, Andre
Rublev, the guy cannot make it past what feels like a
quarterfinal, so I feel like he's just going to bottle it.
I hope not, but I I think he will Also because my because my
predictions are so awful, maybe this will mean the exact
opposite happens, in which case I'll be very happy.
What about you? I'm going to say, I know I just
said that Sasha's going to do well in the clay season, but I
think he's going to choke in the final of Montrello.
Yeah, I can see. Chokes in every final, pretty
much so. But he does.
But then that's totally legitimate because that is still
doing well, like getting to a finals.
Pretty solid I would say. Yeah, obviously solid for a
player like him. It's it's, you know.
It's expected to get to the final and then yeah.
But yeah, stay tuned everybody. We will be reporting live.
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