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Pat Rafter

Pat Rafter

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Sep 23, 2026

Sean CallananHOST
7:59
You might just be taking it, taking it in.
Sean CallananHOST
8:03
How is that adding that extra layer of, you know, customer experience and wayfinding and effectively starting talking to a completely new customer that, you know, they're not there to see, you know, Serena Williams or Pat Rafter or anyone, you know, out there.
Sean CallananHOST
8:21
How is that a change to sort of say, hey, we want to, you know, a festival go or we want someone that's looking for some fun for that, you know, that big two weeks that is the Australian Open?
Karen ClydesdaleGUEST
8:31
I think you could accredit a lot of that to Craig Tiley and his leadership and other executives that have been there to have set that vision.
Steve Pirie-NallyHOST
60:17
Yes.
Katrina BarryGUEST
60:18
You know, we've had Pat Rafter there, but are they ready for the next evolution? Yeah.
Steve Pirie-NallyHOST
60:25
So fashion and luxury.
Katrina BarryGUEST
60:27
Fashion, luxury.
Martin StiegwardtGUEST
11:06
We played against Australia.
Martin StiegwardtGUEST
11:08
Patrick Rafter was there.
Martin StiegwardtGUEST
11:11
I went to the Pan American Games.
Martin StiegwardtGUEST
11:15
I played all the national tournaments in Ecuador.
Caitlin ThompsonHOST
11:21
They've-- There's not a contender.
Caitlin ThompsonHOST
11:23
You know, obviously Australia had Philippoussis and Pat Rafter winning Slams, obviously in South-
Rennae StubbsHOST
11:28
And Lleyton Hewitt
Caitlin ThompsonHOST
11:29
And Lleyton Hewitt.
Stefan BorgeCORRESPONDENT
3:12
[upbeat music] It's been an incredible achievement and experience for Gibraltar at the World Cup of Padel.
Stefan BorgeCORRESPONDENT
3:20
The tournament itself has been amazing, with countries bringing top players like Ambetti and Animandi for Argentina, for example, and even Pat Rafter for Australia.
Stefan BorgeCORRESPONDENT
3:29
So all in all, we're incredibly proud, and we're truly honored to have represented Gibraltar on the world stage.
Stefan BorgeCORRESPONDENT
3:35
It's been a truly unforgettable experience.
Adam PeacockHOST
13:31
Hadn't won it in a very long time.
Adam PeacockHOST
13:34
He had buy-in from Rafter, the Woodies... wanted this buy-in from this kid, Mark Filippousis, but there were issues behind the scenes.
Adam PeacockHOST
13:42
His dad, Nick Filippousis, was not well.
Adam PeacockHOST
13:45
He had health problems.
Adam PeacockHOST
14:08
but went anyway.
Adam PeacockHOST
14:08
He flew up in a private jet, complete circus, all over the fact that he felt there was a disconnect between him and the coaches, Newcombe and Roach.
Adam PeacockHOST
14:19
Wasn't helped later that year when Philippousas and Pat Rafter played in the US Open final.
Adam PeacockHOST
14:27
And Tony Roche was sitting with the Rafter entourage.
Adam PeacockHOST
59:26
Tomo, Jordan Thompson, where are you, mate? How are you?
Jordan ThompsonGUEST
59:30
Actually, Pat Rafter Arena is where I'm calling from today, so not in the studio, but somewhere better.
Jordan ThompsonGUEST
59:35
Yeah, that's
Adam PeacockHOST
59:35
fair.

5 MINS LATER

Jordan ThompsonGUEST
65:05
up? You know what? I didn't watch too much of him play.
Jordan ThompsonGUEST
65:09
It was more latent when I was growing up.
Jordan ThompsonGUEST
65:12
But as I've got older and watched highlights, I became a bit of a fan of Rafter and Philippousis.
Jordan ThompsonGUEST
65:18
But, yeah, it's pretty tough when – you know, you're probably your top ten and you were number three in the country.
Adam PeacockHOST
1:07
Tomo, Jordan Thompson, where are you, mate? How are you?
Jordan ThompsonGUEST
1:11
Actually, Pat Rafter Arena is where I'm calling from today, so not in the studio, but somewhere better.
Adam PeacockHOST
1:15
Yeah, that's fair.
Adam PeacockHOST
1:17
Understandable.

5 MINS LATER

Jordan ThompsonGUEST
6:47
Uh, you know what? I didn't watch too much of him play.
Jordan ThompsonGUEST
6:49
It was more, more latent when I was, when I was growing up.
Jordan ThompsonGUEST
6:52
But, um, as I've got older and watched highlights, I became a bit of a fan of Rafter and, um, and Philippousis, but yeah, it's pretty tough when, um, you're probably top 10 and you were number three in the country.
Adam PeacockHOST
7:05
Yeah, that's at a time when we had immense depth.
Sam TauntonHOST
6:01
Yeah.
Sam TauntonHOST
6:02
I got hit by Pat Rafter, which is worse-
Mike GoldsteinHOST
6:03
Mm
Sam TauntonHOST
6:03
... because he's so beautiful and friendly that you almost wanna ask him to do it again.
Adam PeacockHOST
19:40
Hadn't won it in a very long time.
Adam PeacockHOST
19:43
He had buy-in from Rafter, the Woodies.
Adam PeacockHOST
19:46
He wanted this buy-in from this kid, Mark Filippousis, but there were issues behind the scenes.
Adam PeacockHOST
19:51
His dad, Nick Filippousis, was not well.
Adam PeacockHOST
20:08
When the tie was against Zimbabwe in Mildura, Filipousis didn't play, deselected himself, but went anyway.
Adam PeacockHOST
20:17
He flew up in a private jet, complete circus, all over the fact that he felt there was a disconnect between him and the coaches, Newcombe and Roach.
Adam PeacockHOST
20:28
Wasn't helped later that year when Filipousis and Pat Rafter played in the US Open final.
Adam PeacockHOST
20:36
And Tony Roche was sitting with the Rafter entourage.

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