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Neal Skupski

Neal Skupski

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Sep 17, 2026

Marcus WillisHOST
4:30
I don't think we will.
Marcus WillisHOST
4:30
We're playing Patton and Skupski, I think so.
DaveHOST
4:35
Yeah.
DaveHOST
4:35
Yeah.
DaveHOST
6:19
Would you like to knock that one off?
Marcus WillisHOST
6:21
Oh, but it just, it just seems very difficult at the moment.
Marcus WillisHOST
6:25
You know, even if I'm 10 in the world, I'm not getting in a team, potentially, 'cause you got Neil Skupski.
Marcus WillisHOST
6:31
You got Glasspool, Cash, Salisbury.
Dan KiernanHOST
79:40
Yeah, a big, a, a big well done to her.
Dan KiernanHOST
79:42
And then talking of that, Neal Skupski and, and Christian Harrison on, on the men's side, you know, have basically...
Dan KiernanHOST
79:50
Sorry Neal, sorry Christian, 'cause they're, they're friends of mine and they, they're both on the podcast if they are listening.
Dan KiernanHOST
79:56
But they've had a bit of a shit year apart from Australian Open.
Dan KiernanHOST
80:08
Outside of the Slams, I, I, I'm again might need fact check, but it, it, they've basically won the same matches that they've lost or lost as many matches as they've won.
Dan KiernanHOST
80:18
You know, they're about, they're about 500 on the year outside of the Slams, outside of the hard court Slams, whereas I don't think they've dropped a set in Australian Open or, or, or US Open.
Dan KiernanHOST
80:31
And, uh, incredibly impressive Neal Skupski, his, his third men's doubles title, his fifth, uh, overall.
Dan KiernanHOST
80:40
He's got two, two mixed doubles.
Calvin BettonHOST
2:48
I thought when we won the quarterfinal from match point down, that felt like a real moment that, you know, you sort of pin something on that you think this is gonna happen.
Calvin BettonHOST
2:59
Um, in the end, I think, uh, Neil and Christian played a good match, but in the end, the schedule basically killed us, um, in having to play three matches in three days was just kind of too much really for Harry's body.
Calvin BettonHOST
3:15
Harry was kind of carrying a few niggles from the second round onwards, and he did exceptionally well to deal with it.
Calvin BettonHOST
3:22
But to play three full best of threes with full juice in three days is, is just a bit much, and I kind of don't really understand why they have to do it with that schedule and then have a day off after that.
James GrayHOST
4:51
Mm
Calvin BettonHOST
4:51
...
Calvin BettonHOST
4:51
it d- that didn't give Neil and Christian an advantage.
Calvin BettonHOST
4:54
They played later than us, but it is just nice to have, like, a, a moment to settle into playing a Grand Slam sem- to being in a Grand Slam semifinal, and we kind of never really felt that we had that.
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.
Nick CarterHOST
46:20
But the fact they got Ryan Harrison to commentate on that men's doubles final and to give his live reaction to watching Chris Harrison and Neil Skupski winning that title, it was a very emotional moment.
Nick CarterHOST
46:32
And I kind of felt bad for him because he just wanted to go and, like ...
Nick CarterHOST
46:36
He was just so proud of his brother and wanting to support him and hug him, but he was also having to do his job at the same time.
Marcus WillisHOST
40:14
things for everyone else it's insane but really interesting guy really interesting guy really down to earth really modest fascinating he smoked for about an hour and yeah time went like that
DaveHOST
40:29
what about British success so Skupski and Harrison
Marcus WillisHOST
40:32
yeah didn't drop a set yeah
DaveHOST
40:34
Salisbury had a good run as well actually didn't he
LukeHOST
12:48
Very good year for him, qualifying for the US Open and winning his first round match as well.
LukeHOST
12:55
So nice to see Samuel included, as well as Neil Skupski, who just won the US Open doubles with Christian Harrison.
LukeHOST
13:04
Ecuador not having anyone in the top 250 in their players list.
LukeHOST
13:09
Looks like it'll be Andres Andrade and Alvaro Guillen Meza in their singles.
BhaskarHOST
3:30
Speaking of execution, we have to talk about the doubles.
BhaskarHOST
3:34
Neil Skupski and Christian Harrison.
BhaskarHOST
3:36
They won the title without dropping a single set.
BhaskarHOST
3:39
That is insane.
JoelHOST
52:15
...
JoelHOST
52:15
so yeah, uh, British doubles champion, Neal Skupski, as well.
JoelHOST
52:19
So, um-
ChrisHOST
52:20
Okay.

8 MINS LATER

ChrisHOST
60:19
Led the charge for us.
JoelHOST
60:20
Yeah.
JoelHOST
60:20
And you add that in with Neal Skupski winning the doubles, um, Alfie Hewett, Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid.
JoelHOST
60:28
Um, I don't think it was as bad as a tournament as I feel like it could have been-
Ben LewisHOST
24:17
They're just such a force to be reckoned with.
Ben LewisHOST
24:19
Big moment, I think, for Townsend to win, uh, in America, a title like this, and then Skupski and, uh, Harrison, uh, winning on the men's side.
Mike McIntyreHOST
24:27
Yeah.
Ben LewisHOST
24:27
Uh, it didn't work out for Gabriela Dabrowski, uh, this time around, but she'll always have the title.
Mike McIntyreHOST
24:40
... champ- or match tiebreak, and, uh, [laughs] and Krueger and Montgomery were able to come back and win it, so credit to them.
Mike McIntyreHOST
24:46
You don't usually see a reversal in a breaker from, from that far behind.
Mike McIntyreHOST
24:50
Um, for Skupski, it's a, Skupski, sorry, it's a, a third career, um, Slam title.
Mike McIntyreHOST
24:56
For Harrison, a second.
Catherine WhitakerHOST
56:26
Uh, the men's doubles title, this final was played on the Arthur Ashe Stadium before the women's singles final.
Catherine WhitakerHOST
56:33
It was won by Christian Harrison and Neal Skupski.
Catherine WhitakerHOST
56:36
They beat Tim Puetz and Kevin Krawietz, 6-4, 7-6.
Catherine WhitakerHOST
56:40
Their second slam of the year.

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