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Laura Robson

Laura Robson

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Sep 22, 2026

Jennifer BradyHOST
35:54
Yeah.
Jessica PegulaHOST
35:55
Who knows? [laughs] That reminds me, uh, we were talking about this the other day, but we were talking, we saw Laura Robson, and someone's like, "Oh, have you ever played her?" And I said, "You know what? I actually, I did play her in Landisville at the Challenger there."
Jennifer BradyHOST
36:08
Oh, my gosh.
Jessica PegulaHOST
36:09
Like first round when she was like s- kind of coming back, and I just came back.
Blair HenleyHOST
54:57
I wouldn't think that any player thinks like that.
Blair HenleyHOST
55:00
Like, I know when Madison Keys won in Australia, she wore one of Laura Robson's dresses that Laura was wearing on air.
Kim ClijstersHOST
55:07
Right.
Blair HenleyHOST
55:08
Laura had worn it on air a few days before.
Blair HenleyHOST
54:50
I wouldn't think that any player thinks like that.
Blair HenleyHOST
54:52
Like, I know when Madison Keys won in Australia, she wore one of Laura Robson's dresses that Laura was wearing on air.
Kim ClijstersHOST
55:00
Right.
Blair HenleyHOST
55:00
Laura had worn it on air a few days before.
Nick CarterHOST
45:02
I'm surprised they do what they ca- what they have with the team they have.
Nick CarterHOST
45:05
You know, it's, it's a very solid team they've got with Gigi Salmon hosting it, Tim Henman, um, Laura Robson, Marion Bartoli, Martina Navratilova, and Ryan Harrison, who probably was one of the highlights of the coverage actually in some ways, and I'll go into that in a little bit.
Nick CarterHOST
45:21
They did try and up some of the analysis bit where they've got, like, a touchscreen TV where sort of one of the ex-players will go on, and, like, they'll show highlights and draw diagrams on to show what the player's doing, and that's an interesting bit of analysis they've actually ported over from their Formula 1 coverage.
Nick CarterHOST
45:36
Um-
Anastasia FolorunsoHOST
46:10
Mm
Nick CarterHOST
46:10
... courtside analysis.
Nick CarterHOST
46:11
So they, they've been doing that throughout the tournament where they had Tim Henman or Laura Robson or Ryan Harrison sat by the court with their earphones.
Nick CarterHOST
46:15
And, like, I know they've been doing that in the American coverage as well and, like, having people report from courtside.
Matthew RobertsHOST
22:18
Top-notch.
Catherine WhitakerHOST
22:18
I mean, Lindsay Davenport, Jim Courier, Andrea Petkovic, Laura Robson.
Catherine WhitakerHOST
22:23
I mean, I could, I could keep going.
Catherine WhitakerHOST
22:25
There's a lot of, lot of great commentators, obviously all led by Mary Carillo, who is the best of the best.
TheoHOST
2:33
Also, I thought it was quite funny.
TheoHOST
2:35
Laura Robson was doing the post-match interview with Sabalenka after her win and Sabalenka just couldn't hear a single word she was saying, because classic New York.
TheoHOST
2:47
I was going to ask you, did you find it that loud?
AndreaHOST
2:50
No, it's just like the...
Catherine WhitakerHOST
66:55
I feel like we've barely talked about Andreeva, the reigning French Open champion.
Matthew RobertsHOST
66:59
Yes, and I've, I think I heard Laura Robson say today that she's dropped the fewest games of, of anyone to get through to that point.
Matthew RobertsHOST
67:07
Um, I think the Barty and Kova match was, was the one that stood out in terms of being impressive.
Matthew RobertsHOST
67:13
That was a test, and, and she came through it.
Nikola AracicHOST
7:46
But after the Jovic-Jala match was over, I went on Threads, which is turning into a nice social media platform for tennis fans.
Nikola AracicHOST
7:55
conversations and there was one post after another criticizing the commentary of Mary Carrillo and Laura Robson in regards to this match and I was so curious to see what was so bad about this commentary that I watched the entire match listening to the commentary in this one and I think some of the criticism is deserved and some of the criticism is not fair so let me fill you in on what was discussed in this match so Osaka had an up and down match she won the first set was up a break in a second and then she started displaying some negative body language ended up losing the second set after Osaka lost the second set there was a little bit of a break and it is here where Mary Carrillo started to discuss Naomi Osaka's mental health issues and I certainly think that discussing Naomi Osaka's mental health issues is not cool this was a long time ago and it's time to move on and I think the risk that Mary Carrillo runs into is confusing mental health issues with regular tennis issues that every single tennis player has to deal with and i'm not saying that mary carrillo insinuated this she didn't say that naomi osaka lost the second set because of mental health issues but a lot of people on threads have made that connection and i don't blame them for making that connection because again it was very unnecessary to talk about naomi osaka's past mental health issues after she had lost the set.
Nikola AracicHOST
9:24
Having ups and downs in a tennis match from a mental standpoint has nothing to do with mental health.
Nikola AracicHOST
9:31
I am not an expert in regards to mental health, but I am an expert in regards to the mental game in the game of tennis.
Ben RothenbergHOST
43:36
It's the Australian Open crew, basically, almost carbon copy, that's been ported into New York this year, and it's just different, and I'm noticing it.
Ben RothenbergHOST
43:42
I mean, there are people like Robbie Coney doing on-court interviews, Laura Robson doing them, um, different people who just are not normally the voices, and for me it's jarring.
Ben RothenbergHOST
43:50
The sh- the Annabel and Ben Shelton one was the one that was most like, "What's happening here? Something's weird here." That said, it was great seeing Blair Henley, friend of the show, doing the Monfils interview tonight.
Ben RothenbergHOST
43:58
She was, she killed that, so that was great.
Mary CarilloGUEST
26:51
Ah, thank you.
Mary CarilloGUEST
26:53
I'm working here for the World Feed, and I get to work with Jim Currier and Lindsey Davenport and Jimmy Arias and Andrea Petkovic and Laura Robson.
Mary CarilloGUEST
27:02
I'm working with a great ball club.
Mary CarilloGUEST
27:05
And obviously, I love the US Open.

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