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Pat Cash

Pat Cash

Australian former tennis player and coachWikipedia

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Sep 11, 2026

FreezHOST
12:50
A great little cameo from Cam Cox with his headband on.
FreezHOST
12:53
He reminded me of Pat Cash running up and down that right-hand side.
FreezHOST
12:57
And like I say, Ronnie Ploy coming on as well.
FreezHOST
13:00
And then Curly made a bit of a do as well.
JacobHOST
36:15
No.
Mark StaffordHOST
36:17
He lost to Boris Becker in straight sets in the final, and he lost to Pat Cash in straight sets in the final, 86-87.
Mark StaffordHOST
36:26
His main rivalries were with Becker and McEnroe.
Mark StaffordHOST
36:32
Ivan Lendl.
Kevin SheehanHOST
6:26
And these matches go long, but it was a hell of a day in US Open history, reminiscent to a certain degree of what people have called the greatest day in US Open history.
Kevin SheehanHOST
6:38
They called it Super Saturday 1984, when Ivan Lendl beat Pat Cash in the first men's semifinal of the day, 7-6 in the fifth.
Kevin SheehanHOST
6:49
And then in the women's final, Martina Navratilova came back to beat Chris Evert in three sets, and then McEnroe in the second men's semifinal beat Connors in five sets.
Kevin SheehanHOST
7:02
Back then they played, uh, really up until not that long ago, they played the two men's semifinal matches on Saturday with the women's final in between.
Jane FlemmingGUEST
37:22
Anyway, he finishes his race and he kind of falls to the ground and kisses the track.
Jane FlemmingGUEST
37:26
And then he jogs back down to the middle of the track and climbs up over the crowd a bit like a Pat Cash did at Wimbledon to the Royal Box.
Jane FlemmingGUEST
37:35
Yeah.
Jason RichardsonHOST
37:36
To King Carlos.
Kevin SheehanHOST
14:24
In September, uh, early September of 1984, they called it, and it's been called the greatest day in tennis history.
Kevin SheehanHOST
14:35
Ivan Lendl played Pat Cash in the first semifinal.
Kevin SheehanHOST
14:39
It went to a fifth set, and he won 7-6 in the fifth set.
Kevin SheehanHOST
14:45
Following that was Martina and Chris Evert in the women's final, and Martina came back after losing the first set to win 6-4 in the third.
Kevin SheehanHOST
14:04
In September, uh, early September of 1984, they called it, and it's been called, the greatest day in tennis history.
Kevin SheehanHOST
14:15
Ivan Lendl played Pat Cash in the first semifinal.
Kevin SheehanHOST
14:19
It went to a fifth set, and he won 7-6 in the fifth set.
Kevin SheehanHOST
14:24
Following that was Martina and Chris Evert in the women's final, and Martina came back after losing the first set to win 6-4 in the third.
Kevin SheehanHOST
16:31
In September, early September of 1984, they called it, and it's been called, the greatest day in tennis history.
Kevin SheehanHOST
16:41
Ivan Lendl played Pat Cash in the first semifinal.
Kevin SheehanHOST
16:46
It went to a fifth set, and he won 7-6 in the fifth set.
Kevin SheehanHOST
16:51
Following that was Martina and Chris Evert in the women's final, and Martina came back after losing the first set to win 6-4 in the third.
Stephen RoweHOST
52:03
Gerolitis.
Stephen RoweHOST
52:04
Is he the one that beat Pat Cash?
Tim GineverHOST
52:06
No.
Stephen RoweHOST
52:06
No. No.
James BrayshawHOST
43:48
Look at that.
James BrayshawHOST
43:48
You've got the Pat Cash checkered headband.
Terry WallaceGUEST
43:51
Yeah, we might have painted that up ourselves.
Terry WallaceGUEST
43:57
Ted went and always sort of said to me at the time, the great EJ, I wore that, I think it was nearly my last season, and he sort of said, the headband, he sort of said, if you had have worn that when you were at Hawthorne through all the grand finals and everything like that, you would have made a fortune out of that, but you didn't, so get the bloody thing off
HG NelsonHOST
24:12
You mean like the cock-a-litchy
Roy SlavenHOST
24:14
kid? Like the cock-a-litchy kid, like Pat Cash, like Rose Will Hode, et cetera, et cetera.
Roy SlavenHOST
24:20
Tony
HG NelsonHOST
24:20
Roach? Yeah.

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